DC-2010 Conference Program Details

FINAL PROGRAM

Further information of the sessions is available at http://dc-2010.org//program-sessions.html.
Please contact the organizing committee (http://dc-2010.org/organization.html) if you have any questions.

Program Key:

Workshops:	Sessions labeled "Workshop" are working sessions where the Dublin Core Communities and Task Groups advance the working agenda of the Dublin Core. Sessions include reports on current work, agenda setting, and discussion of ongoing and new issues of concern to the specific Community or Task Group. Newcomers are welcome!
Special Sessions:	Sessions labeled "Special Session" are unique sessions addressing topics of special interest to the Dublin Core community. The format of Special Sessions varies and may include combinations of speaker/panel presentations, hands-on exploration, and discussion.
Tutorials:	Sessions labeled "Tutorial" are 1/2 day instructional sessions geared to those unfamiliar with the topics being addressed.
Papers & Special Sessions:	Sessions labeled "Papers" or "Project Reports" are presentation sessions of peer reviewed Papers of interest to the Dublin Core community that break new ground in metadata theory or practice and Project Reports that present existing projects that demonstrate new solutions to existing metadata problems and illustrate metadata best practices..

Wednesday 20 October 2010

		Main Room		Break-out room #1	Break-out room #2	Break-out room #3	Break-out room #4
8:00	9:00	Registration
9:00	10:30	Basic Tutorial 1	Jane Greenberg/Jon Phipps Dublin Core: History, Key Concepts, and Evolving Context	Workshop: Libraries AP Task Group	Workshop: Preservation Community	Workshop: Registry Community and Task Group	Workshop: Metadata Provenance Task Group
10:30	11:00	Break
11:00	12:30	Basic Tutorial 2	Jane Greenberg/Jon Phipps Dublin Core: History, Key Concepts, and Evolving Context	Workshop: Libraries AP Task Group	Special Session: DCMI Membership session	Workshop: Registry Community and Task Group	Workshop: Metadata Provenance Task Group
12:30	1:30	Lunch
1:30	3:00	Transitional Tutorial 1	Karen Coyle/Ron Daniel A SAFARI from the Dublin Core to the Semantic Web	Workshop: Libraries AP Task Group	Workshop: Education Community and Task Group
3:00	3:30	Break
3:30	5:00	Transitional Tutorial 2	Karen Coyle/Ron Daniel A SAFARI from the Dublin Core to the Semantic Web	Workshop: Libraries AP Task Group	Workshop: Education Community and Task Group
5:00	6:00
6:00	8:00	Welcome Reception

Thursday 21 October

		Main Room		Break-out room #1	Break-out room #2	Break-out room #3	Break-out room #4
8:00	8:30	Registration
8:30	9:00	Opening Session		Welcome by DCMI
9:00	9:45	Keynote		Stu Weibel: A Metadata Trajectory: What 15 years of Dublin Core tells us about our future
9:45	10:15	Paper Session #1: Principles and Innovations		Emma Tonkin & Andrew Hewson: Building blocks of metadata: What can we learn from Lego™?
10:15	10:45			Sherry Koshman: Visualizing Metadata for Environmental Datasets
10:45	11:15	Break
11:15	11:40	Paper Session #2: Libraries and the FRBR Model		Maja Zumer, Marcia Lei Zeng, & Athena Salaba: FRBR: A Generalized Approach to Dublin Core Application Profiles
11:40	12:05			Jenn Riley: Enhancing Interoperability of FRBR-Based Metadata
12:05	12:30			Jennifer B. Bowen: Moving Library Metadata Toward Linked Data: Opportunities Provided by the eXtensible Catalog
12:30	1:00	Poster Introduction		Overview of Posters
1:00	2:00	Lunch & Posters
2:00	2:30	Parallel Sessions: Metadata at Work	Project Report: Yunyun Shen, Long Xiao, & Ying Feng: Building Metadata Application Framework for Chinese Digital Library: A Case Study of National Digital Library of China	Workshop: DCMI/NKOS Task Group	Workshop: User documentation and Glossery Task Group	Special Session: Linked Data 1: Domain Models	Special Session: Dublin Core in the UK (2:00-2:45)
2:30	3:00		Project Report: Sarah Buchanan: Use of Community Metadata: Public Policy Research in Policy Archive
							Special Session: ISO Education MLR (2:45-3:30)
3:00	3:30		Project Report: Myung-Ja K. Han, Sheila Bair, & Jason Lee: Creating Metadata Best Practices for CONTENTdm Users
3:30	4:00	Break & Posters
4:00	4:30	Parallel Sessions: New Directions in Metadata	Project Report: Stephanie Ogeneski Christensen, & Douglas Donald Dunlop: The Case for Implementing Core Descriptive Embedded Metadata at the Smithsonian	Workshop: DCMI/NKOS Task Group	Workshop: Libraries Community	Special Session: Linked Data 2: Vocabulary Selection & Development	Workshop: Science and Metadata Community
4:30	5:00		Project Report: James E. Andrews, Denise Shereff, Timothy Patrick, & Rachel Richesson: The Question about Questions: Is DC a Good Choice to Address the Challenges of Representation of Clinical Research Questions and Value Sets?
5:00	5:30		Project Report: Jacques Ducloy, Thierry Daunois, Muriel Foulonneau, Alice Hermann, Jean-Charles Lamirel, Stéphane Sire, Jean-Pierre Thomesse, & Christine Vanoirbeek: Metadata for WICRI, a Network of Semantic Wikis for Communities in Research and Innovation
5:30	6:00	Day closing		Breakout Reports, Pointers for Next Day
6:00	7:00
7:00	10:00	Conference Dinner

Friday 22 October

		Main Room		Break-out room #1	Break-out room #2	Break-out room #3	Break-out room #4
8:00	9:00	Registration
9:00	9:45	Keynote		Mike Bergman: Bridging the Gaps: Adaptive Approaches to Data Interoperability
9:45	10:10	Paper Session #3: Communities and Metadata		Marie-Claude Côté, Margaret Devey, Lynne McAvoy, & Leigh Bain: Celebrating 10 Years of Government of Canada Metadata Standards
10:10	10:35			Paul Asman, San Cannon, & Christine Sommo: Extending RSS to Meet Central Bank Needs
10:35	11:00			Jian Qin, Miao Chen, Xiaozhong Liu, & Andrea Kathleen Wiggins: Linking Entities in Scientific Metadata
11:00	11:30	Break & Posters
11:30	12:00	Paper Session #4: DC in Practice		Carol Jean Godby: From records to streams: Merging library and publisher metadata
12:00	12:30			Steven J. Miller: The One-To-One Principle: Challenges in Current Practice
12:30	1:00			Hannah Tarver: Better Guidelines, Better Functionality: How Metadata Supports the Cycle of System Improvement at UNT
1:00	2:00	Lunch & Posters
2:00	2:30	Parallel Sessions	Poster Session	Workshop: Knowledge Management Community	Workshop: DCMI/RDA Task Group	Workshop: Tools Community	Special Session: Application Profiles for Linked Data: Models and Requirements Part 1
2:30	3:00
3:00	3:30
3:30	4:00	Break
4:00	4:30	Parallel Sessions		Workshop: Social Tagging Community	Workshop: Localization and Internationalization Community and Translation Task Group	Special Session: Linked Data 3: Breakout sessions & Follow-up	Special Session: Application Profiles for Linked Data: Models and Requirements Part 2
4:30	5:00
5:00	5:30
5:30	6:00	Closing Session		Conclusions and Wrap-up by DCMI

Posters

Posters for DC-2010 will be in place for viewing in the Main Room of the conference venue throughout the conference. After the Overview of Posters session from 12:30pm-1:00pm on Thursday 21 October in the Main Room, poster presenters will be availble to discuss their posters during lunches and breaks up to and including lunch on Friday. A full poster session will take place between 2:00pm-3:30pm in the Main Room on Friday, 22 October.

Poster Author	Poster Title
Louise Spiteri	The Public Library Catalogue as a Social Space: Transaction Log Analysis of User Interaction with Social Discovery Systems. [Abstract]
Mary Jo Dorsey	Vocabulary and Ontology Construction Issues When Searching LGBT Health Literature [Abstract]
Sheila Bair & Susan Steuer	Towards a Premodern Manuscript Application Profile [Abstract]
Lars G. Svensson	Universal Access to Cultural Heritage Material: The Europeana Resolution Discovery Service for Persistent Identifiers [Abstract]
Ahsan Morshed	Bridging End Users’ Terms and AGROVOC Concept Server Vocabularies [Abstract]
Alma B. Rivera Aguilera & Magaly Vega Lopez	An Application Profile for Cataloguing Digital Learning Material Collections at Biblioteca Francisco Xavier Clavigero [Abstract]
Hsueh-hua Chen, Chiung-min Tsai & Ya-Chen Ho	Creating Collection-Level Metadata: A TELDAP Case Study [Abstract]
M.K. Sajithlal, Kumar V. Vinod & C.V. Muraleedharan	Metadata Model for Knowledge Representation of Risk Management of Medical Devices [Abstract]
Philipp Mayr, Benjamin Zapilko & York Sure	Establishing a Multi-Thesauri-Scenario based on SKOS and Cross-Concordances [Abstract]