DCMI 2022 Conference Programme

Virtual via Zoom. All sessions are based on UTC -7 (Pacific Daylight Time).

Links will be shared with registered participants later.

Monday, 3 October - Conference Day 1

UTC: 15:30-15:45

PDT: 08:30-08:45

Welcome address

Chair: Sam Oh

UTC: 15:45-17:15

PDT: 08:45-10:15

Keynote:

Clinical Data Standardization for Learning Healthcare Systems

Hongfang Liu, Mayo Clinic

Moderator:
Javed Mostafa

UTC: 17:15-17:30

PDT: 10:15-10:30

Coffee break

UTC: 17:30-19:00

PDT: 10:30-12:00

Research Papers: Identities and Identity Management in Metadata

[Session 1]

Moderator: Jian Qin

 

Full paper:  Automated Parsing of Personal Identity Facets for a Collection of Visual Images

Authors: Brian Dobreski, Melissa Resnick and Benjamin Horne

 

Short paper:  What’s in a Name?: A Cross-Section of Biography, Gender & Metadata in Cultural and Performing Arts Databases

Authors: Tyne Daile Sumner, Nat Cutter and Rachel Fensham

 

Short paper:  “Language is never complete’’: LGBT2QIA+ Creators on Metadata

Authors: Julia Bullard, Rio Picollo and Gerry Goh

 

Panel: Comparative Classification

[Session 2]

Moderator: Joseph Busch

 

In this session panelists will present their ideas about how to compare classifications 1) where there are multiple editions over time, and 2) where there are various schemes covering the same domain. Then they will discuss whether there are universal characteristics for comparison of classifications, for example, how the concepts are arranged and described.

 

Panelists:

Joseph Busch, Taxonomy Strategies ([email protected])

Mark Butler, University of California, Berkeley ([email protected])

Aida Slavic, Universal Decimal Classification ([email protected])

Joseph Tennis, University of Washington ([email protected])

UTC: 19:00-20:00

PDT: 12:00 - 13:00

Lunch

UTC: 20:00-21:30

PDT: 13:00 - 14:30

 

Research Papers: Metadata Models, Services, and Ethics

[Session 3]

Moderator: TBD

 

Full paper: An OLAC Perspective on Services: The Forgotten Language Resources

Author: Hugh Paterson

 

Short paper: Practicing Care: A Look at the Application of Care Ethics to Metadata Creation and Remediation

Author: Kiley Jolicoeur

 

Short paper: OCLC’s Model in WorldCat: A Focus on Relationships

Authors: Michael Phillips, Jeff Mixter and Kathryn Stine

 

Panel: Metadata for Statistical Data

[Session 4]

Moderator: TBD

 

Panelists:

Daniel Gillman

David Barraclough

TBD

 

UTC: 21:30-21:45

PDT: 14:30 - 14:45

Coffee break

 

UTC: 21:45-23:30

PDT: 14:45 - 16:30

 

Panel: Metadata for Visual Media Arts – Manga/Comics, Game, Animation

[Session 5]

Moderator: Shigeo Sugimoto

 

Panelists:

Jin-ha Lee, University of Washington

Ikki Omukai,

Magnus Pfeffer, Stuttgart Media University             

Marcia Zeng, Kent State University

 

Panel: Metadata that Sustains Local Archives for the Global Community

[Session 6]

Moderator: Sam Oh

 

Panelists:

Karen Coyle, University of California Berkeley

Sophie Chen, Academia Sinica, Taiwan

Anne Gilliland,  University of California Los Angeles

Jihyun Kim

 

 

Tuesday, 4 October - Conference Day 2

UTC: 15:30-17:00

PDT: 08:30-10:00

Research Papers: Metadata as Linked Data and Knowledge Graphs

[Session 7]

Moderator: Brian Dobresky

 

Full paper: Application Profile Driven Data Acquisition for Knowledge Graph and Linked Data Generation in Crowdsourced Data Journalism

Authors: Nishad Thalhath, Mitsuharu Nagamori and Tetsuo Sakaguchi

 

Short paper: 'China Art in the Museums Overseas': Metadata Aggregation of Chinese Digital Collections Images

Authors: Xilong Hou, Hua Jian and Xiaoguang Wang

 

Short paper: Metadata and Ontology Design for Protection and Utilization of Great Sites

Authors: Li Si, Jing Zhou and Yao Liu

Panel: BIBFRAME Implementation  Experiences

[Section 8]

Moderator:  Marie-Claude Côté

Panelists:

Sally McCallum, Library of Congress

Niklas Lindström, National Library of Sweden

Tiziana Possemato, Share-VDE

 

UTC: 17:00-17:15

PDT: 10:00-10:15

Coffee break

UTC: 17:15-18:45

PDT: 10:15-11:45

Panel: The Cross-Domain Interoperability Framework: Coordinating Standards for Scalable, Practical FAIR Sharing

[Session 9]

Moderator:  Simon Hodson

 

Panelists:

 

Arofan Gregory, CODATA and DDI Alliance

Overview of Requirements and Potential Candidate Standards for a Cross-Domain Interoperability Framework

 

Flavio Rizzolo, Statistics Canada and DDI Alliance

The Structural Description of Data: DDI-CDI and the Variable Cascade

 

Franck Cotton/Christophe Dzikowski

Examples: The Coordinated Use of Standards for Data Production and Dissemination

 

Simon Hodson, CODATA

Looking Forward: Planned and Needed Work (short presentation and then discussion

 

Research Papers: Metadata in Domain Applications

[Session 10]

Moderator: TBD

 

Full paper: Map4Scrutiny – A Linked Open Data Solution for Politicians Interest Registers

Authors: Inês Lopes, Ana Alice Batista and Óscar Atanázio Afonso

 

Short paper: Automatic metadata creation, machine aided indexing, taxonomy

Authors: Xiaoli Ma, Chelsea Dinsmore, Dave Van Kleeck and Laura Perry

 

Short paper: Rubbings, metadata schemes, comparison

Authors: Li Yang and Margaret Kipp

 

UTC: 18:45-20:00

PDT: 11:45 - 13:00

Lunch

UTC: 20:00-21:00

PDT: 13:00-14:00

Research Papers: Open and FAIR Bibliographic Metadata

[Session 11]

Moderator: Marie-Claude Côté

 

Short paper: openWEMI

Author: Karen Coyle

 

Short paper: How FAIR is MARC?: FAIR data principles and bibliographic data

Authors: Brian Dobreski, Heather Moulaison-Sandy and Bradley Wade Bishop

UTC: 21:00-21:30

PDT: 14:00-14:30

Flash Talks -- Poster Presentations

[Session 12]

Moderator: Alasdair MacDonald

 

Linked Open Data Enabled Bibliographical Data (LODE-BD) 3.0

Authors: Imma Subirats and Marcia Zeng

 

Improvement of metadata interoperability for promoting distribution and utilization of Japanese digital cultural resources

Authors: Daichi Machiya, Michiko Takahashi and Yuka Koguchi

 

Research on the construction and application of the semantic-based ontology model for biographical data

Authors: Li Si and Yao Liu

 

Mapping BIBFRAME with RDA for Representative Expression of LRM

Mihwa Lee

 

UTC: 20:00-21:30

PDT: 13:00-14:30

Panel: Cultural and Linguistic Challenges of Metadata Creation

[Session 17]

Moderator: Marcia Lei Zeng

 

Panelists:

Shigeo Sugimoto, University of Tsukuba, Japan

Catherine Barnes, University of South Australia

Sophy Shu-Jiun Chen, Academia Sinica, Taiwan

Wei Fan, Sichuan University, China

 

 

UTC: 21:30-21:45

PDT: 14:30 - 14:45

Coffee break

UTC: 21:45-23:30

PDT: 14:45-16:30

Core Cultural Metadata Model (CCMM) Workshop

[Session 14]

Chair: Shigeo Sugimoto

 

 

Best Practices Part 1

[Session 15]

Moderator:  TBD

 

Use Ontology to Promote the Demonstration of Digital Memory: From Data Visualization to Immersive Interactive Experience

Cuijuan Xia, Shanghai Library, China

 

NLK's follow-up project for an automatic Subject Indexing and the role of metadata librarian

Lee Miso

 

Modeling Fieldwork Data of Human Ecology: A Case Study of the Social and Cultural Survey of Rural Taiwan

Sophy Shu-Jiun Chen, Academia Sinica

 

Knowledge transfer in agriculture and maintenance of the AGROVOC thesaurus

Daniel Martini

 

Hashtagging: CLAPAM Facebook Page Social Metadata Usage

Mazwani Ayu Mazlan

 

 

 

Wednesday, 5 October - Conference Day 3

UTC: 15:30-17:15

PDT: 08:30-10:15

Student Forum (Open Session)

[Session 16]

Chair: Ying-Hsang Liu

 

Community-Focused Metadata: Exploring Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside Research Access Portal

Shannon Murray

 

A Metadata Workflow for Digitizing Community Archives

Heather Owen, Brendan Honick and Qiaoyi Liu

 

Comparing MTI Indexing at the NLM to Human Indexing: A Pilot Study

Eileen Chen

 

Makerspace Metadata Schema

Katie Colson and Cora Godfrey

 

Digital Reunite for the Overseas Bronzes from Ancient China in Linked Open Data Environment

Shupei Wang, Yijun Gao and Suhan Ding  

UTC: 15:30-17:15

PDT: 08:30-10:15

Best Practices Part 2

[Session 13]

Moderator: TBD

 

Toward interoperable semantic data models: Knowledge graph of cultural collections for digital research in art history

Florian Kräutli

 

Extracting and describing seals in digital images of Chinese rare books

Haiqing Lin, UC Berkeley, USA

 

Best Practices and Lessons Learned Databases versus actively changing rules and SOPS as they are identified

John Antill, Kent State University, USA

 

Digital images as data and metadata: description requirements for information retrieval and semantic interoperability

Joana Rodrigues

 

The Current Research Information System of Brazil (BrCris)

Washington Segundo

UTC: 17:15-17:30

PDT: 10:15-10:30

Coffee break

UTC:  17:30-19:00

PDT: 10:30-12:00

Panel: Metadata and Knowledge Graphs

[Session 18]

Moderator:  Jian Qin

 

Panelists:

 

Jeff Mixter, OCLC Research

Creating, managing, and using cultural heritage linked data

 

Mike Lauruhn, Elsevier

(TBD)

 

Daniel Garijo, University of Southern California

From Code Repositories to searchable Knowledge Graphs or Research Software Metadata

 

UTC: 19:00-20:00

PDT: 12:00 - 13:00

Lunch

UTC: 20:00-21:30

PDT: 13:00-14:30

Panel: DCMI Community Updates (Open Session)

[Session 19]

Moderator: Alasdair MacDonald

 

UTC: 21:30-21:45

PDT: 14:30-14:45

Coffee break

UTC: 21:45-22:45

PDT: 14:45-15:45

 

 

 

 

 

 

UTC: 22:45-23:00

PDT: 15:45-16:00

Closing Keynote: Data Stewardship Principles and Potentials: Knowledge Organization for Contextual Integrity and Convergence

Carole Palmer, University of Washington

 

[Session 20]

Moderator:  Jian Qin

 

Closing Remarks

[Session 21]

Chair: Sam Oh

 

 

 

Thursday-Friday, 6-7 October - Conference Day 4-5

(Community Events. Free Registration separate from DC2022)

6-7 October

UTC: 16:00-20:00

PDT: 09:00-13:00

NKOS Workshop

Chair: Joseph Busch

 

6 October

UTC: 21:00-00:00

PDT: 14:00-17:00

Tutorial: Using Dublin Core Tabular Application Profiles (DCTAP) (Open Session)

Instructors: Karen Coyle, John Huck

 

 

 

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