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08:55
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Registration
(until 13:15)
(Mezzanine outside Main Auditorium)
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09:00
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Tutorial 1: OAI-PMH repositories: quality issues regarding metadata and protocol compliance
(until 11:30)
(Tutorial room 24)
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09:00
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OAI-PMH repositories: quality issues regarding metadata and protocol compliance
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Simeon Warner
(Cornell University)
Tim Cole
(University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
(Building 572 Tutorial room 23)
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10:15
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--- Coffee break ---
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09:00
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Tutorial 2: OAI-PMH for resource harvesting
(until 11:30)
(572)
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09:00
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OAI-PMH for resource harvesting
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Herbert Van de Sompel
(LANL)
Michael Nelson
(Old Dominion University)
(Building 572 Tutorial room 25)
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10:15
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--- Coffee break ---
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09:00
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Tutorial 3: Introduction to OAI and harvesting
(until 11:30)
(572)
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09:00
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Introduction to OAI and Harvesting
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Philip Hunter
(UKOLN)
(Building 572 Tutorial room 24)
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10:15
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--- Coffee break ---
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09:00
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Tutorial 4: Advocacy and IPR
(until 11:30)
(503/1-001 - Council Chamber)
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09:00
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Advocacy and IPR
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Morag Greig
(University of Glasgow)
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10:15
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--- Coffee break ---
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11:30
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--- Lunch ---
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09:00
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Library and Publishing Community Presentations
-Dr
Paul Ayris
(University College London, UK)
(until 11:00)
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09:00
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Open Access - what has been going on?
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Alma Swan
(Key Perspectives Ltd, UK)
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09:40
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Copyright moments in the life of an author
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Wilma Mossink
(Legal Advisor of the SURF Foundation)
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10:20
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Navigating the world of scholarly communication; the impact of OA publishing on the secondary publisher
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Andrea Powell
(CABI Publishing, UK)
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11:00
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--- Morning coffee break and Posters ---
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11:30
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Breakout groups
(until 13:30)
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11:30
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Poster Session
(until 12:30)
(500/1-201 - Mezzanine)
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09:00
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Supporting the Research Process
-Mr
Bas Savenije
(Utrecht University, The Netherlands)
(until 10:40)
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09:00
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Open Data in science - technical and cultural aspects
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Peter Murray-Rust
(Department of Chemistry, Cambridge University, UK)
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09:30
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Adding value to open access research data: the eBank UK Project
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Liz Lyon
(UKOLN)
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10:00
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Text, Data and People - How to Represent Earth System Science
- Dr
Hans Pfeiffenberger
(Alfred Wegener Institut)
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10:20
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An OAI Repository-Centric Peer-Review Model
- Mr
Marko Rodriguez
(Los Alamos National Laboratory)
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10:40
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Feedback from the breakout groups
(until 11:20)
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10:40
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Breakout feedback 1 and 2
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11:00
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Breakout feedback 3 and 4
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11:00
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--- Morning coffee break ---
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11:30
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Feedback from the breakout groups
(until 12:00)
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13:15
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Technical Presentations
-Dr
Corrado Pettenati
(CERN)
(until 15:30)
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13:15
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Welcome
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Maximilian Metzger
(Secretary General, CERN)
Erland Kolding-Nielsen
(LIBER)
Paul Ayris
(OAI4 Organising Committee)
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13:30
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What's new from the OAI
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Herbert Van de Sompel
(LANL, US)
Simeon Warner
(Cornell University)
Michael Nelson
(Old Dominion University)
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14:10
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Thoughts on identifiers
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Stu Weibel
(OCLC, USA)
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14:50
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Augmenting interoperability across repositories : architectural ideas
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Herbert Van de Sompel
(LANL, USA)
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15:30
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--- Afternoon coffee break ---
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16:00
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Technical Presentations
-Mr
Chris Awre
(University of Hull, UK)
(until 18:00)
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16:00
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Using OAI and other light-weight protocols to facilitate scholarly communication
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Eric Morgan
(University Libraries of Notre Dame)
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16:30
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WikiD: A WikiEngine Supporting Structured Data
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Stu Weibel
(OCLC, USA) Mr
Jeffrey Young
(OCLC, USA)
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17:00
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A framework for assessing impact of units of scholarly communication based on OAI-PMH harvesting of usage information.
- Dr
Johan Bollen
(Los Alamos National Laboratory) Dr
Herbert Van de Sompel
(Los Alamos National Laboratory)
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17:30
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Incites into Citation Linking using the OAI-PMH
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Tim Brody
(University of Southampton, UK)
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18:00
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--- End of session break ---
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19:00
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Welcome buffet sponsored by JISC
-Dr
Paul Ayris
(University College London, UK)
(until 23:00)
(Restaurant 1)
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12:30
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--- Lunch ---
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14:00
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Library and Publishing Community Presentations
-Mrs
Melissa Hagemann
(OSI)
(until 15:30)
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14:00
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Making the innovation case in Open Access scholarly communication
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Jennifer A De Beer
(Stellenbosch University, South Africa)
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14:30
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Versions in the lifecycle of academic papers - user requirements and guidelines for digital repositories
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Frances Shipsey
(London School of Economics and Political Science)
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15:00
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OpenDOAR - the Directory of Open Access Repositories
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Bill Hubbard
(SHERPA Project Manager, UK)
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15:30
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--- Afternoon coffee break ---
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16:00
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Library and Publishing Community Presentations
-Dr
David Prosser
(SPARC Europe)
(until 18:00)
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16:00
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Quality and quantity: tackling real issues in an institutional research repository
- Dr
Jessie Hey
(University of Southampton)
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16:25
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The DARE Programme. Successes and lessons learned: from libraries to libratories
- Dr
Leo Waaijers
(SURF)
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16:50
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Certification and beyond – DINI open access activities in Germany
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Susanne Dobratz
(Humboldt-Universität, Berlin, Germany)
Frank Scholze
(Universitätsbibliothek Stuttgart, Germany)
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17:15
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OAI, Google Scholar and Wikipedia are the answers, but what is the question?
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Marlon Domingus
(Leiden University, The Netherlands)
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18:00
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Dinner
(until 20:00)
(Restaurant 1)
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20:00
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Drinks sharing
(until 23:00)
(Restaurant 1)
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12:00
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Supporting the Research Process
-Dr
Paul Ayris
(University College London, UK)
(until 13:00)
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12:00
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Keynote: Open Access - a funder's perspective
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Robert Terry
(The Wellcome Trust, UK)
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13:00
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Closing session
-Dr
Paul Ayris
(University College London, UK)
(until 13:15)
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13:00
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Technical report
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Chris Awre
(University of Hull, UK)
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13:05
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Library and Publishing report
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Bas Savenije
(Librarian University Utrecht, the Netherlands)
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13:10
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Research implications report and closing
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Raf Dekeyser
(Ex-Librarian University Leuven (Retired), Belgium)
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13:15
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--- Lunch ---
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14:00
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Social event: Tour of CERN
(until 17:00)
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16:00
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Social event: tour of Geneva old town
(until 18:00)
(See the noticeboard for meeting location)
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19:30
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Social event: Swiss meal
(until 22:00)
(See the noticeboard for meeting location details)
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