CERN Workshop Series on Innovations in Scholarly Communication: Implementing the benefits of OAI (OAI3)
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Europe/Zurich
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Description
Organised by LIBER, SPARC-Europe, OSI and CERN Library.
Sponsored by JISC, OSI and SPARC.
CERN: European Organization for Nuclear Research
JISC: Joint Information Systems Committee
LIBER: LIgue des Bibliothèques Européennes de Recherche
OSI: Open Society Institute
SPARC: Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition
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8:30 AM
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Tutorials Main Auditorium
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To assist with registration procedures, please try to be at your tutorial room by 8:30, 30 minutes before the start of the tutorial. Thankyou.
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9:00 AM
Tutorials 3h
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Tutorial 1: OAI and OAI-PMH for absolute beginners -- a non-technical introduction 3hDetails of tutorial 1
Hands-on training in building 572 room 25
Now fully booked (as of 15th January)Speaker: Monica Duke & Philip Hunter (UKOLN and Open Archives Forum) -
Tutorial 2: Institutional Repository Software Options: Questions and answers with the experts with representatives from ARNO, CDSware, DSpace, Fedora, GNU Eprints, i-Tor, MPG eDoc and MyCoRe 3hSpeaker: Chair: Raym Crow (OSI and SPARC Consultant)transparencies
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Tutorial 3: Implementing the OAI-PMH - an introduction 3hDetails of tutorial 3
Hands-on training in building 572 room 24
Now fully booked (as of 22nd January 2004)Speaker: Uwe Müller (Open Archives Forum) -
Tutorial 4 to be held on Saturday 14th 3hDetails of tutorial 4
Now fully booked (as of 5th January)
See full details and links to files from Saturday's agenda slot.Speaker: Jeff Young (OCLC)
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10:00 AM
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Arrival Main Auditorium
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Arrival 3h Main Auditorium
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Arrival and registration of participants not registered for tutorial 1, 2 or 3. Check-in at guesthouse Possibility of lunch at cafeteria -
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Lunch 1h 15m Main Auditorium
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10:00 AM
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1:00 PM
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Welcome and Introduction Main Auditorium
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Overview of OAI and its relation to scientific publishing in 2004 30m Main Auditorium
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An introduction to OAI: what it means, what has been happening, and what implications there might be for the future of scientific publishing.Speaker: Diann Rusch-Feja (International University Bremen) -
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The OAI and OAI-PMH: where to go from here? 30m Main Auditorium
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Update on the current status of the OAI-PMH. Overview of current activities and possible next steps. These include oai-rights, moving beyond metadata, and peer-to-peer.Speaker: Carl Lagoze and Herbert Van de Sompel (Cornell University and Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) respectively)
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2:05 PM
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4:10 PM
Community Efforts - Part 1 Main Auditorium
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National and international initiatives
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2:55 PM
Coffee Break 25m Main Auditorium
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3:45 PM
Open Archives Forum 25m Main Auditorium
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Speaker: Philip Hunter (UKOLN)transparencies
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4:10 PM
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Community Efforts - Part 2 Main Auditorium
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4:50 PM
OAI: A "down under" perspective 20m Main Auditorium
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Speaker: Colin Steele (Australian National University)transparencies -
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Scientific Publication Process Re-engineering with SciX Open Publication Services 20m Main Auditorium
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A synthesis of the results of the SciX project, in particular how the publication process analysis reflects in the technical and organizational invention.Speaker: Ziga Turk (University of Ljubljana) -
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Workshop Buffet Dinner 2h Main Auditorium
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Society and Publishing Main Auditorium
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10:30 AM
Coffee Break 30m Main Auditorium
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11:00 AM
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2:00 PM
Society and publishing Main Auditorium
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Lunch 2h Main Auditorium
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2:00 PM
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4:30 PM
Breakout sessions Main Auditorium
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2:00 PM
Breakout Sessions 2h Main Auditorium
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Participants are split into small groups for detailed discussion on their chosen topic.To register please click on 'See details' link from the agenda and then on the link to send an email to the session for which you would like to book. Please don't change the subject line of the email.
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2. The relationship between OAI-PMH and Dublin Core: Required, recommended or other?Speaker: Carl Lagoze (Cornell Information Science)
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1.Implementation: the FAIR and DARE experienceSpeaker: Chris Awre and Lilian van der Vaart (FAIR Programme Manager, JISC, UK and DARE Programme Manager, SURF, The Netherlands)
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3. Possible Enhancements to OAI-PMH including MetaSearching and AuthenticationSpeaker: David Yakimischak and Michael Krot (JSTOR)
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5. The OAI-PMH community: How to enable better collaboration and communication between Data and Service ProvidersSpeaker: Mogens Sandfær and Kat Hagedorn (Technical Knowledge Center of Denmark and University of Michigan)
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6. Open Access Citation IndexSpeaker: Jean-Claude Guédon (OSI & University of Montreal)
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7. If You Build it, Will They Come? Filling an Institutional RepositorySpeaker: David Prosser (SPARC Europe)proceedings
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4:00 PM
Coffee Break 30m Main Auditorium
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4:30 PM
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Practical Steps to Promote Use: encouraging academics Main Auditorium
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Dinner and wine-sharing evening 2h Main Auditorium
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Closing Session Main Auditorium
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12:25 PM
Closing remarks 5mSpeaker: Raf Dekeyser
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12:30 PM
Lunch and Valentine's farewell kisses 1h
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2:00 PM
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Tutorial 572--25
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Tutorial 4: Harvesting and Resolution Methods for Building OAI-based Services 3h 572--25
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Details of tutorial 4
Hands-on training in building 572 room 25.
Now fully booked (as of 5th January)Speaker: Jeff Young (OCLC)
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