Discovery and Access: Standards and the Information ChainA JISC seminar co-sponsored by the Association of Learned and Professional Society Publishers (ALPSP), the Publishers Association, and CrossRef.Bonhill House, London, 7 December 2006 |
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Discovery and Access: Standards and the Information ChainA JISC seminar co-sponsored by the Association of Learned and Professional Society Publishers (ALPSP), the Publishers Association, and CrossRef.Bonhill House, London, 7 December 2006 |
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Introduction | Programme
| Booking Form
Summary of the Seminar
Moderator: Mark Bide, Rightscom
| 09.30 | Arrival
and Coffee / Tea |
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| Session 1 | Key Standards and the Information Chain This session will set the scene, covering the key standards, their context in the information chain, why they are important, and what they enable. |
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| 10.00 | Welcome and Introduction Models for thinking about the information chain and what data publishers and libraries need to exchange |
Mark Bide, Rightscom Presentation: [Powerpoint] |
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| 10.10 | Vision for academic information environments JISC's vision of information environments, a strategic view of standards, and what this means for participants in the information chain |
Catherine Grout, JISC Presentation: [Powerpoint] |
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| 10.30 | Library perspective What the key standards are, why they are important, how they enable discovery, access and other useful things, using real life examples. |
Chris Awre, University of Hull Presentation: [PDF] |
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| 11.00 | Publisher perspective How publishers make business decisions about standards, what the implementation process is like, again using real examples. |
Cliff Morgan, Wiley Presentation: [Powerpoint] |
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| 11.30 | Discussion | ||
| 11.40 | Coffee
break |
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| Session 2 | New Developments Short presentations on new standards and new initiatives to improve interoperability across the information chain. |
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| 12.00 | ONIX for Licensing Terms The new standard, how it will be used, and development of tools to create licences. |
Brian Green, ISBN/EDItEUR Presentation: [Powerpoint] |
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| 12.20 | OpenURLs The UKSG study on Open URLs |
James Culling, Scholarly Information
Strategies Presentation: [Powerpoint] |
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| 12.35 | Versions of journal articles Recent initiatives to understand and resolve issues about versioning, e.g. the NISO/ALPSP working group, VERSIONS project, and the RIVER project |
Frances Shipsey, LSE Presentation: [Powerpoint] |
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| 12.50 | Discussion | ||
| 13.00 | Lunch |
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| Session 3 | Innovative Applications Short presentations illustrating how existing standards are being used in new/innovative ways |
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| 14.00 | Improving usage statistics New COUNTER developments like the filter for unique article IDs, SUSHI |
Peter Shepherd, COUNTER Presentation: [Powerpoint] |
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| 14.15 | Innovative uses of RSS How Nature uses RSS for podcasts. How Emerald used RSS to put journal TOCs in library catalogues |
Tony Hammond, Nature Presentation: [Powerpoint] and Paul Evans, Emerald Presentation: [Powerpoint] |
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| 14.30 | OAI Using the static repositories approach to disclose small journals |
John Robertson, University
of Strathclyde Presentation: [Powerpoint] |
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| 14.45 | E-Books TIME project on e-book interoperability, metadata transformation, using the metadata for cataloguing e-books |
Hugh Look, Rightscom Presentation: [Powerpoint] |
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| 15.00 | Discussion | ||
| 15.15 | Afternoon Tea |
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| Session 4 | The Future - What needs to happen? Panel discussion This session will focus on what needs to happen in the standards area to achieve the vision of seamless discovery and access. An expert panel representing stakeholders in the information chain will give views on which standards are most important from their perspective and how they view the future, e.g. gaps to fill, issues to resolve, or collaboration that would be useful. Mark Bide will moderate the discussion that follows, guided by the stakeholder panel, to identify what could and should happen to achieve the vision. |
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| 15.40 | Publishers - Ed Pentz, Cross
Ref Presentation: [Powerpoint] Intermediaries - Ramon Schrama,Swets Information Services Presentation: [Powerpoint] Libraries - Hazel Woodward, Cranfield University Presentation: [Powerpoint] Library system suppliers - Robert Bley, Ex Libris Presentation: [Powerpoint] |
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| 16.30 | Close |
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Introduction | Programme
| Booking Form
Summary of the Seminar
| Seminar arranged by UKOLN |
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