PV 2005
The Royal Society, Edinburgh
21-23 November 2005
Digital | Curation | Centre
PV 2005The Royal Society, Edinburgh21-23 November 2005 |
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Introduction | Programme
| 1900-2100 | Welcome reception, drinks
reception and early registration There will be a drinks reception for early arrivals on Sunday 20 November at the National eScience Centre in Edinburgh. Early registration for the conference will be available at this reception from 18.30 on Sunday evening. |
| 0830-0945 | Registration and coffee |
| 0945-1030 | Session 1 |
| 1030-1100 | Refreshment break |
| 1100-1230 | Session 2 Ensuring long-term data preservation Chair: tbc |
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1. Earth Observation Payload Data Long Term Archiving the ESA’s
Multi-Mission Infrastructure 2. Long-term preservation of chemical information 3. ESA RSSD Science Archives Inter-Operability and Virtual Observatory
Services |
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| 1230-1340 | Lunch |
| 1340-1455 | Session 3 Ensuring long-term data preservation Chair: Patrick Mazal |
1. Data information and management system for
the DFD multi-mission earth observation data 2. Performing a Migration in the Framework of the OAIS Reference
Model: NSSDC Case Study 3. Formalization of material property data analysis with web
ontology |
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| 1455-1530 | Refreshment break |
| 1530-1645 | Session 4 Ensuring long-term data preservation Chair: Michael Day |
| 1. A NOAA/NASA Pilot Project for the Preservation
of MODIS Data from the Earth Observing System (EOS) 2. Preserving Medical Research Information and Privacy 3. USGS National Center for Earth Resources Observation and Science
(EROS) Analog Archive Preservation Efforts |
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| 1700 onwards | Free evening in Edinburgh |
| 9 Papers |
| 0900-1040 | Session 5 |
1. Emerging Technologies in support of Long-Term
Data and Knowledge Preservation for the Earth Science Community 2. Developing and using standards for data and information in
science and technology 3. The Space Physics Archive Search and Extract (SPASE) and the
Virtual Space Physics Observatory (VSPO) 4. Advancing Geospatial Data Curation |
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| 1040-1110 | Refreshment break |
| 1110-1310 | Session 6 Future Prospects Chair: William L. Anderson |
1. Establishing a mechanism for maintaining
file integrity within the data archive 2. The Semantic Planetary Data System 3. The United States of America's Data Challenges for the Future
as a Partcipant in the Global Earth Observing System of Systems 4. Drivers and challenges for NASA's Earth Science Data Holdings |
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| 1310-1400 | Lunch |
| 1400-1600 | Session 7 Poster session More.. |
| 1600-1630 | Refreshment break |
| 1630-1745 | Session 8 Future Prospects Chair: tbc |
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1. The development of a standard for digital repository certification 2. XFDU packaging contribution to an implementation of the OAIS
reference model 3. From HARM to SAFE: The ESA's proposal for a standard archive
format for Europe |
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| 11 papers | |
| 1930 | The Conference dinner takes place at Our Dynamic Earth, an environmental visitor attraction at the foot of Arthur's seat. Guests will be able to enjoy a drinks reception and tour around some of the galleries and exhibitions followed by a 3-course dinner. The dress code is smart casual. |
| 0900-1040 | Session 9 |
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1. Adaptation & Use of OpenGIS Web Technologies
for Multi-Disciplinary Access to Planetary Data 2. Data centres and their role in publication and access
to data 3. SITools (enhanced use of laboratory services): Architecture
and First Feedback |
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| 1040-1110 | Refreshment break |
| 1100-1300 | Session 10 |
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1. Preserving and Adding Value to Scientific Data: The
Cybercartographic Atlas Of Antarctica 2. Algorithm Preservation versus Data Preservation: How to manage
value-added processing in Earth Observation Payload data ground segments 3. Adding value to Oceanographic data at the British Oceanographic
Centre 4. Access Interfaces for Open Archival Information Systems based
on the OAI-PMH and the OpenURL Framework for Context-Sensitive Services |
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| 1300-1400 | Lunch |
| 1400-15.30 | Session 11 Lessons Learnt Chair: Eberhard Mikusch |
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1. How to evaluate the ability
of a file format to ensure long-term preservation for digital information? 2. Preservation for Institutional Repositories: practical
and invisible 3. Running a data centre on the long-term lessons learnt from
30 years of CDS history |
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| Conference closing statements | |
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10 papers 31 plenary papers in total |
Introduction | Programme