Programme
Over 80 contributions from all over the world make up our draft programme, that this year has a main theme of Trust Through Transparency. The programme will deliver a variety of talks categorised under several pathways including Managing DMPs and Data Stewards, Curation Processes, Sharing and Discarding and Trust and Transparency: Standards and Sustainability, along with many more.
The draft programme has now been compiled following a review period in which papers, lightning talks, posters and workshop submissions were evaluated by our programme committee.
IDCC Draft Programme
In-person Programme
Virtual Programme
Accepted Submissions
In-person Programme
Monday 19 February - Workshop Day
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Monday 19th February - Workshop Day
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Room
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08:30 – 09:00
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Registration
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Reception
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Tausend
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GB Ong
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Wolfson B
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09:00 – 12:00
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Workshop 1 - Guidelines on transparent exposure of repository information: informing decisions of trustworthiness.
Maaike L Verburg
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Workshop 2 - Defining the criteria for
assessing PID Policies and Services
Rene van Horik
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Workshop 3, Part 1- Elevating data management planning: Interoperability of RDM services through machine-actionability
Diana Sisu
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Wolfson B, GB Ong, Tausend
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12:00 – 13:00
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Lunch
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Reception + Wadsworth
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13:00 – 16:00
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Workshop 4 - FAIR-by-Design: introducing Skills4EOSC and FAIR-IMPACT resources and support
Sonja Filiposka
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Workshop 5- PIDS in practice: working
with PIDS in an institutional environment
Rory Macneil
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Workshop 3, Part 2 - Elevating data management planning: Interoperability of RDM services through machine-actionability
Diana Sisu
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Wolfson B, GB Ong, Tausend
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18:00-20:00
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Drinks Reception
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RCPE
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Tuesday 20 February 2024: Main Conference Day 1
| Tuesday, 20 February 2024: Main conference, Day 1 |
Room |
| 08:00 – 09:00 |
Registration and coffee |
Reception |
| 09:00 – 09:30 |
Welcome by Kevin Ashley, Director of the DCC |
Wolfson Hall (A&B) |
| 09:30 – 10:15 |
Keynote speaker |
Wolfson Hall (A&B) |
| 10:15 – 10:45 |
Coffee break |
Reception + Wadsworth |
| 10:45 – 12:15 |
Paper Parallel Session 1 |
Wolfson Hall A, GB Ong, Tausend |
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A: Managing: DMPs and Data Stewards |
B: Building trust and
transparency into research
and curation techniques, costs,
and workflows |
C: Curation Processes, I |
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| Wolfson Hall A |
GB Ong |
Tausend |
| 10:45 – 11:15 |
A1 - DMPs as Management
Tool for Intellectual Assets by
SMART approach
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B1 - Factors influencing
perceptions of trust in data
infrastructures |
C1 - Have Your Cake and Eat It
Too: A Case Study in Updated
Modular Workflows for a
Longitudinal Research Project |
| Federico Grasso Toro |
Katharina Flicker |
Cassia Rochelle Smith |
| 11:15 - 11:45 |
A2 - FAIR Data Implementation
at Large-Scale Data Facilities |
B2 - Curation is Communal:
Transparency, Trust, and
(In)visible Labor |
C2 - Transparent Disclosure,
Curation & Preservation of
Dynamic Digital Resources |
| Angela P. Murillo |
Mikala Narlock |
Deirdre Lungley |
| 11:45 – 12:15 |
A3 - KAER: A
Knowledge-Augmented Entity
Resolution Framework for
Enhanced Transparency |
B3 - A model for calculating
institutional costs for data
management and sharing |
C3 - Reproducible and
Attributable Materials Science
Curation Practices: A Case Study |
| Lan Li |
Cynthia Hudson Vitale |
Micah Altman |
| 12:15 – 13:15 |
Minute madness – rapid fire poster presentations |
Wolfson Hall |
| 13:15 – 14:15 |
Lunch and poster exhibition |
Playfair Hall & Reception Room |
| 14:15 – 15:45 |
Paper Parallel Session 2 |
Wolfson Hall A, GB Ong, Tausend |
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D: Curation Processes, II |
E: Sharing and Discarding |
F: Trust and Transparency:
Standards and Sustainability, I |
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| Wolfson Hall A |
GB Ong |
Tausend |
| 14:15 - 14:45 |
D1 - Preserving Secondary
Knowledge - Using Language
Models for Software
Preservation |
E1 - Reproducible preservation
of databases through
executable specifications |
F1 - Closing Gaps: A Model of
Cumulative Curation and
Preservation Levels for
Trustworthy Digital Repositories |
| Klaus Rechert |
Ivar Rummelhoff |
Jonas Recker |
| 14:45 - 15:15 |
D2 - Collaborative Data
Cleaning Framework, a Pilot
Case Study for Machine
Learning Development |
E2 - An Exploration of the
Functionality and Usability of
Open Research Platforms to
Support Open Science |
F2 - A new tool to enhance
transparency, discoverability,
and trust in open infrastructure |
| Nikolaus Nova Parulian |
Whitney Thompson |
Lauren B. Collister |
| 15:15 - 15:45 |
D3 - Artificial Intelligence
Assisted Curation of
Population Groups in
Biomedical Literature |
E3 - Starting with the Digital
Doesn’t Make it Easier:
Developing Transparent Born
Digital Acquisition Policies for
Archives |
F3 - Event Notifications and
Event Logs: Transparent
Sharing of Artifact Life Cycle
Data |
| Latrice Landry |
Amanda Boczar |
Patrick Hochstenbach |
| 15:45 - 16:15 |
Coffee break |
Reception + Wadsworth |
| 16:15 - 17:30 |
Lightning Talk Session 1 |
Wolfson Hall A, GB Ong, Tausend |
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H: Balancing, building,
acquiring trust |
I: Work on automating curation
processes |
J: Transparency |
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| Wolfson Hall A |
GB Ong |
Tausend |
H1 - The data curation reading
club as competence and trust
builder |
I1 - The UK Research Identifier
National Coordinating
Committee |
J1 - Understanding mistrust
and distrust in public data
infrastructures |
| Mari Elisa Kuusniemi |
Neil Jefferies |
Laura Rothfritz |
H2 - Transparency and trust in
people: The Influence of
Cognitive Thinking on Trust |
I2 - Curation of dataset
publication is support, not just
about control. |
J2 - FAIROS Program of the U.S.
National Science Foundation
(NSF) |
| Irina Schmid |
Dieuwertje Bloemen |
Plato Smith |
H3 - In sharing we trust. Taking
advantage of a diverse
consortium to build a
transparent data service in
Catalonia |
I3 - Development of a
User-friendly Application to
Support Long-term Digital
Preservation Using
Archivematica |
J3 - Researchers and research
data: challenges in improving
and incentivising sharing and
archiving |
| Clara Llebot |
Satoru Nakamura |
Minna Ventsel |
H4 - Monitoring for data access
statements and open data at
the University of St Andrews |
I4 - Data Management
Perspectives from a Leading
European Plant Research
Institute |
J4 - Shining a light on data
publication practices at
Stockholm University |
| Federica Fina |
Elena Rey Mazón |
Lisa Olsson |
H5 - Using Metadata to
Promote Transparency in
Health Research: Creating the
COVID Measures Archive at
ICPSR |
I5 - Creating the Slovak Music
Register for Coordinating
Private and Public Data
Infrastructure |
J5 - Digital Legacy – Who
Would you Trust? |
| Megan Chenoweth |
Daniel Antal |
Duncan Reid |
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| 19:00 – 22:00 |
Conference dinner |
Playfair Library |
Wednesday 21 February 2024: Main Conference Day 2
| Wednesday, 21 February 2024, Main conference, Day 2 |
Room |
| 08:30 – 09:00 |
Registration & coffee |
Reception & Wadsworth |
| 9:00 – 10:30 |
Paper Parallel Session 3 |
Wolfson Hall A, GB Ong, Tausend |
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K: Curation Processes, III |
L: Balancing transparency against privacy, especially in health and sharing of genomic data |
M: Trust and Transparency: Standards and Sustainability, II |
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| Wolfson Hall A |
GB Ong |
Tausend |
| 09:00 - 09:30 |
K1 - Bridging the Gap Between Process and Procedural Provenance for Statistical Data |
L1 - Trusted Research Environments: Analysis of Characteristics and Data Availability |
M1 - Metrics to Increase Data Usage Understanding and Transparency |
| George C. Alter |
Martin Weise |
Maria Esteva |
| 09:30 - 10:00 |
K2 - Resolving Conflicts in Data Through Curation-informed Weight Distribution Networks |
L2 - The Transparency of an Honest Data Broker in Providing Electronic Health Record Data Sufficient for Reuse |
M2 - Adapting FAIR evaluation to photon and neutron facilities |
| Nevan Simone |
Devan Ray Donaldson |
Brian Matthews |
| 10:00 - 10:30 |
K3 - Reconciling Conflicting Data Curation Actions: Transparency Through Argumentation |
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| Bertram Ludaescher |
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| 10:30 – 11:00 |
Coffee break |
Reception + Wadsworth |
| 11:00 – 12:30 |
Lightning Talk Session 2 |
Wolfson Hall A, GB Ong, Tausend |
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N: Building trust and transparency into research and curation techniques, costs, and workflows, I |
O: Building trust and transparency into research and curation techniques, costs, and workflows, II |
P: Trust and transparency between universal standards and expectations and that of context and discipline specific adaptations |
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| Wolfson Hall A |
GB Ong |
Tausend |
| N1 - ESRC research data policy in changing landscapes |
O1 - Source of Truth: Supporting Transparency and Accountability with the UCSF Industry Documents Library |
P1 - Show Me the Data: Demonstrating Reproducibility in Qualitative Research though Qualibank |
| Lucille Tetley-Brown |
Kate Tasker |
Maureen Anne Haaker |
| N2 - Capturing the Cloud: Towards SharePoint Transfer at UK Parliament |
O2 - From curators to trainers; supporting Springer Nature’s research data policy through scalable integrity checks |
P2 - Curation of Trustworthy Robotics Human Datasets |
| Nicole Hartland |
Graham Smith |
Maria Esteva |
| N3 - To keep, or not to keep? - Creating a guide for responsible data preservation |
O3 - Open-Source Programs Offices (OSPOs): A Pathway for Fostering Trust and Transparency through Software |
P3 - anaCARE in the UK? Towards a social-justice oriented research data management plan |
| Mari Elisa Kuusniemi |
Golam Sayeed Choudhury |
Holly Ranger |
| N4 - Creating, retaining and sharing embedded digital image metadata |
O4 - TROV - A Model and Vocabulary for Describing Transparent Research Objects |
P4 - Scaling output tracking through persistent connections |
| Beth Knazook |
Timothy M McPhillips |
Xiaoli Chen |
| N5 - Connecting open data to published articles in the Carolina Digital Repository |
05 - A Content Development Plan for Datasets at the British Library |
P5 -Future Safe Havens in a Data Tempest |
| Julie Renee Rudder |
Jez Cope |
Martin Donnelly |
| N6 - Digital Preservation DPS—core requirements |
O6 - Minimal Computing Infrastructure for long-term preservation: The case of Imagining Futures Repository |
P6 - Retrieving data. Wait a few seconds and try to cut or copy again. |
| Karen Colbron |
Jairo Antonio Melo Florez |
Federica Fina |
| 12:30 – 13:30 |
Lunch |
Playfair Hall, Reception Room |
| 13:30 - 14:30 |
Poster exhibition |
Playfair Hall, Reception Room |
| 14:30 - 14:45 |
Best paper and best poster awards |
Wolfson Hall (A&B) |
| 14:45 - 15:30 |
Keynote speaker |
Wolfson Hall (A&B) |
| 15:30 - 15:50 |
Closing remarks by Cliff Lynch |
Wolfson Hall (A&B) |
| 15:50 - 16:10 |
Wrap up by Kevin Ashley |
Wolfson Hall (A&B) |
Virtual Programme
Monday 19 February 2024 Virtual Workshop
TBC
Tuesday 20 February 2024: Main Conference Day 1
| Tuesday, 20 February 2024: Main conference Day 1 |
Virtual |
| 08:30 – 09:00 |
Online registration & networking |
Whova |
| 09:00 – 09:30 |
Welcome by Kevin Ashley, Director of the DCC |
Livestream |
| 09:30 – 10:15 |
Keynote speaker |
Livestream |
| 10:15 - 10:30 |
Speed Networking Session 1 |
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|
Whova |
| 10:30 – 10:45 |
Coffee break |
Offline |
| 10:45 – 12:15 |
Paper Parallel Session 1 |
Livestream |
|
A: Managing: DMPs and Data Stewards |
B: Building trust and transparency into research and curation techniques, costs, and workflows |
C: Curation Processes, I |
|
| Wolfson Hall A |
GB Ong |
Tausend |
| 10:45 – 11:15 |
A1 - DMPs as Management Tool for Intellectual Assets by SMART approach |
B1 - Factors influencing perceptions of trust in data infrastructures |
C1 - Have Your Cake and Eat It Too: A Case Study in Updated Modular Workflows for a Longitudinal Research Project |
| Federico Grasso Toro |
Katharina Flicker |
Cassia Rochelle Smith |
| 11:15 - 11:45 |
A2 - FAIR Data Implementation at Large-Scale Data Facilities |
B2 - Curation is Communal: Transparency, Trust, and (In)visible Labor |
C2 - Transparent Disclosure, Curation & Preservation of Dynamic Digital Resources |
| Angela P. Murillo |
Mikala Narlock |
Deirdre Lungley |
| 11:45 – 12:15 |
A3 - KAER: A Knowledge-Augmented Entity Resolution Framework for Enhanced Transparency |
B3 - A model for calculating institutional costs for data management and sharing |
C3 - Reproducible and Attributable Materials Science Curation Practices: A Case Study |
| Lan Li |
Cynthia Hudson Vitale |
Micah Altman |
| 12:15 - 12:30 |
Break |
|
|
|
| 12:30 – 13:15 |
Minute madness – rapid fire poster presentations |
Livestream |
| 13:15 – 14:15 |
Lunch break |
Offline |
| 14:15 – 15:45 |
Paper Parallel Session 2 |
Livestream |
|
D: Curation Processes, II |
E: Sharing and Discarding |
F: Trust and Transparency: Standards and Sustainability, I |
|
| Wolfson Hall A |
GB Ong |
Tausend |
| 14:15 - 14:45 |
D1 - Preserving Secondary Knowledge - Using Language Models for Software Preservation |
E1 - Reproducible preservation of databases through executable specifications |
F1 - Closing Gaps: A Model of Cumulative Curation and Preservation Levels for Trustworthy Digital Repositories |
| Klaus Rechert |
Ivar Rummelhoff |
Jonas Recker |
| 14:45 - 15:15 |
D2 - Collaborative Data Cleaning Framework, a Pilot Case Study for Machine Learning Development |
E2 - An Exploration of the Functionality and Usability of Open Research Platforms to Support Open Science |
F2 - A new tool to enhance transparency, discoverability, and trust in open infrastructure |
| Nikolaus Nova Parulian |
Whitney Thompson |
Lauren B. Collister |
| 15:15 - 15:45 |
D3 - Artificial Intelligence Assisted Curation of Population Groups in Biomedical Literature |
E3 - Starting with the Digital Doesn’t Make it Easier: Developing Transparent Born Digital Acquisition Policies for Archives |
F3 - Event Notifications and Event Logs: Transparent Sharing of Artifact Life Cycle Data |
| Latrice Landry |
Amanda Boczar |
Patrick Hochstenbach |
| 15:45 - 16:00 |
Speed Networking Session 2 |
Whova |
| 16:00 - 16:15 |
Coffee break |
Offline |
| 16:15 - 17:30 |
Lightning Talk Session 1 |
Livestream |
| |
H: Balancing, building, acquiring trust |
I: Work on automating curation processes |
J: Transparency |
|
| Wolfson Hall A |
GB Ong |
Tausend |
| H1 - The data curation reading club as competence and trust builder |
I1 - The UK Research Identifier National Coordinating Committee |
J1 - Understanding mistrust and distrust in public data infrastructures |
| Mari Elisa Kuusniemi |
Neil Jefferies |
Laura Rothfritz |
| H2 - Transparency and trust in people: The Influence of Cognitive Thinking on Trust |
I2 - Curation of dataset publication is support, not just about control. |
J2 - FAIROS Program of the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) |
| Irina Schmid |
Dieuwertje Bloemen |
Plato Smith |
| H3 - In sharing we trust. Taking advantage of a diverse consortium to build a transparent data service in Catalonia |
I3 - Development of a User-friendly Application to Support Long-term Digital Preservation Using Archivematica |
J3 - Researchers and research data: challenges in improving and incentivising sharing and archiving |
| Clara Llebot |
Satoru Nakamura |
Minna Ventsel |
| H4 - Monitoring for data access statements and open data at the University of St Andrews |
I4 - Data Management Perspectives from a Leading European Plant Research Institute |
J4 - Shining a light on data publication practices at Stockholm University |
| Federica Fina |
Elena Rey Mazón |
Lisa Olsson |
| H5 - Using Metadata to Promote Transparency in Health Research: Creating the COVID Measures Archive at ICPSR |
I5 - Creating the Slovak Music Register for Coordinating Private and Public Data Infrastructure |
J5 - Digital Legacy – Who Would you Trust? |
| Megan Chenoweth |
Daniel Antal |
Duncan Reid |
Wednesday 21 February 2024: Main Conference Day 2
| Wednesday, 21 February 2024, Main conference Day 2 |
Virtual |
| 08:30 – 09:00 |
Virtual coffee morning |
Whova |
| 9:00 – 10:30 |
Paper Parallel Session 3 |
Livestream |
|
K: Curation Processes, III |
L: Balancing transparency against privacy, especially in health and sharing of genomic data |
M: Trust and Transparency: Standards and Sustainability, II |
|
| Wolfson Hall A |
GB Ong |
Tausend |
| 09:00 - 09:30 |
K1 - Bridging the Gap Between Process and Procedural Provenance for Statistical Data |
L1 - Trusted Research Environments: Analysis of Characteristics and Data Availability |
M1 - Metrics to Increase Data Usage Understanding and Transparency |
| George C. Alter |
Martin Weise |
Maria Esteva |
| 09:30 - 10:00 |
K2 - Resolving Conflicts in Data Through Curation-informed Weight Distribution Networks |
L2 - The Transparency of an Honest Data Broker in Providing Electronic Health Record Data Sufficient for Reuse |
M2 - Adapting FAIR evaluation to photon and neutron facilities |
| Nevan Simone |
Devan Ray Donaldson |
Brian Matthews |
| 10:00 - 10:30 |
K3 - Reconciling Conflicting Data Curation Actions: Transparency Through Argumentation |
|
|
| Bertram Ludaescher |
|
|
| 10:30 – 11:00 |
Coffee break |
Offline |
| 11:00 – 12:30 |
Lightning Talk Session 2 |
Livestreams |
| |
N: Building trust and transparency into research and curation techniques, costs, and workflows, I |
O: Building trust and transparency into research and curation techniques, costs, and workflows, II |
P: Trust and transparency between universal standards and expectations and that of context and discipline specific adaptations |
|
| N1 - ESRC research data policy in changing landscapes |
O1 - Source of Truth: Supporting Transparency and Accountability with the UCSF Industry Documents Library |
P1 - Show Me the Data: Demonstrating Reproducibility in Qualitative Research though Qualibank |
| Lucille Tetley-Brown |
Kate Tasker |
Maureen Anne Haaker |
| N2 - Capturing the Cloud: Towards SharePoint Transfer at UK Parliament |
O2 - From curators to trainers; supporting Springer Nature’s research data policy through scalable integrity checks |
P2 - Curation of Trustworthy Robotics Human Datasets |
| Nicole Hartland |
Graham Smith |
Maria Esteva |
| N3 - To keep, or not to keep? - Creating a guide for responsible data preservation |
O3 - Open-Source Programs Offices (OSPOs): A Pathway for Fostering Trust and Transparency through Software |
P3 - anaCARE in the UK? Towards a social-justice oriented research data management plan |
| Mari Elisa Kuusniemi |
Golam Sayeed Choudhury |
Holly Ranger |
| N4 - Creating, retaining and sharing embedded digital image metadata |
O4 - TROV - A Model and Vocabulary for Describing Transparent Research Objects |
P4 - Scaling output tracking through persistent connections |
| Beth Knazook |
Timothy M McPhillips |
Xiaoli Chen |
| N5 - Connecting open data to published articles in the Carolina Digital Repository |
05 - A Content Development Plan for Datasets at the British Library |
P5 -Future Safe Havens in a Data Tempest |
| Julie Renee Rudder |
Jez Cope |
Martin Donnelly |
| N6 - Digital Preservation DPS—core requirements |
O6 - Minimal Computing Infrastructure for long-term preservation: The case of Imagining Futures Repository |
P6 -The research data management journey of a postgraduate student at the University of St Andrews |
| Karen Colbron |
Jairo Antonio Melo Florez |
Federica Fina |
| 12:30 – 13:30 |
Lunch |
Offline |
| 13:30 - 14:30 |
Poster session |
Offline |
| 14:30 - 14:45 |
Best paper and best poster awards |
Livestream |
| 14:45 - 15:30 |
Keynote speaker |
Livestream |
| 15:30 - 15:50 |
Closing remarks by Cliff Lynch |
Livestream |
| 15:50 - 16:10 |
Wrap up by Kevin Ashley |
Livestream |
Accepted Submissions
Papers
A model for calculating institutional costs for data management and sharing, Cynthia Hudson Vitale, Shawna Taylor, Jacob Carlson, Lizhao Ge, Joel Herndon, Alicia Hofelich Mohr, Lisa Johnston, Wendy Kozlowski, Jennifer Moore, Jon Petters
A new tool to enhance transparency, discoverability, and trust in open infrastructure, Lauren B. Collister, Emmy Tsang
Adapting FAIR evaluation to photon and neutron facilities, Simon Lambert, Abigail McBirnie. Brian Matthews
An Exploration of the Functionality and Usability of Open Research Platforms to Support Open Science, Whitney Thompson, Angela P. Murillo
Artificial Intelligence Assisted Curation of Population Groups in Biomedical Literature, Latrice Landry, Mary Lucas, Anietie Andy, Ebelechukwu Nwafor
Bridging the Gap Between Process and Procedural Provenance for Statistical Data, George C. Alter, Jack Gager, Jeremy Iverson, Bertram Ludäscher, Timothy McPhillips, Thomas Thelen Dan Smith
Closing Gaps: A Model of Cumulative Curation and Preservation Levels for Trustworthy Digital Repositories, Jonas Recker, Mari Kleemola, Hervé L'Hours
Collaborative Data Cleaning Framework, a Pilot Case Study for Machine Learning Development, Nikolaus Nova Parulian, Bertram Ludäscher
Curation is Communal: Transparency, Trust, and (In)visible Labor, Halle Burns, Sandi Caldrone, Mikala Narlock
DMPs as Management Tool for Intellectual Assets by SMART approach, Federico Grasso Toro
Event Notifications and Event Logs: Transparent Sharing of Artifact Life Cycle Data, Patrick Hochstenbach, Ruben Verborgh, Herbert Van de Sompel
Factors influencing perceptions of trust in data infrastructures, Katharina Flicker, Bettina Kern, Andreas Rauber
FAIR Data Implementation at Large-Scale Data Facilities, Angela P. Murillo, Don Brower, Jose Cordova, Sonja Crncevic
Have Your Cake and Eat It Too: A Case Study in Updated Modular Workflows for a Longitudinal Research Project, Cassia Rochelle Smith
KAER: A Knowledge-Augmented Entity Resolution Framework for Enhanced Transparency, Lan Li, Liri Fang, Yiren Liu, Vetle I. Torvik, Bertram Ludäscher
Metrics to Increase Data Usage Understanding and Transparency, James Carson, Maria Esteva, Joshua Freeze, Craig Jansen
Preserving Secondary Knowledge - Using Language Models for Software Preservation, Klaus Rechert, Rafael Gieschke
Reconciling Conflicting Data Curation Actions: Transparency Through Argumentation, Bertram Ludaescher, Shawn Bowers, Yilin Xia
Reproducible and Attributable Materials Science Curation Practices: A Case Study, Ye Li, Sara Wilson, Micah Altman
Reproducible preservation of databases through executable specifications, Thor Kristoffersen, Bjarte M. Østvold, Ivar Rummelhoff
Resolving Conflicts in Data Through Curation-informed Weight Distribution Networks, Maria Esteva, Nevan Simone
Starting with the Digital Doesn’t Make it Easier: Developing Transparent Born Digital Acquisition Policies for Archives, Amanda Boczar
The Transparency of an Honest Data Broker in Providing Electronic Health Record Data Sufficient for Reuse, Devan Ray Donaldson, Grace Gabriella Riordan, Jamie Lian, Titus Schleyer
Transparent Disclosure, Curation & Preservation of Dynamic Digital Resources, Deirdre Lungley, Darren Bell, Hervé L’Hours
Trusted Research Environments: Analysis of Characteristics and Data Availability, Martin Weise, Andreas Rauber
Lightning Talks
A Content Development Plan for Datasets at the British Library, Jez Cope
anaCARE in the UK? Towards a social-justice oriented research data management plan, Holly Ranger
Capturing the Cloud: Towards SharePoint Transfer at UK Parliament, Nicole Hartland, Emily Chen, Rosemary Reynolds
Connecting open data to published articles in the Carolina Digital Repository, Julie Renee Rudder, Rebekah Kati
Creating the Slovak Music Register for Coordinating Private and Public Data Infrastructure, Daniel Antal
Creating, retaining and sharing embedded digital image metadata, Beth Knazook, Maeve O'Brien, Kathryn Cassidy
Curation of dataset publication is support, not just about control, Dieuwertje Bloemen, Özgür Karadeniz, Marleen Marynissen
Curation of Trustworthy Robotics Human Datasets, Maria Esteva, Yao-Cheng Chan, Ryan Gupta, Stephane Hatgis-Kessell, Haresh Karnan, Sadanand Modak Modak, Emily Norman, Arthur K. Zhang
Data Management Perspectives from a Leading European Plant Research Institute, Elena Rey Mazón, Daniel Arend, Danuta Schüler, Matthias Lange
Development of a User-friendly Application to Support Long-term Digital Preservation Using Archivematica, Satoru Nakamura, Boyoung Kim, Yasuyuki Minamiyama
Digital Legacy – Who Would you Trust? Duncan Reid, Maria Wolters, Daniel Woods
Digital Preservation DPS—core requirements, Paul Stokes, Karen Colbron
ESRC research data policy in changing landscapes, Paul Allanson, Angela Daly, Awais Elahi, Alistair Geddes, Maeve Malone, Niamh Daeid, Lucille Tetley-Brown
FAIROS Program of the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF), Martin Halbert, Plato Smith
From curators to trainers; supporting Springer Nature’s research data policy through scalable integrity checks, Hannah Tippet Simpson, Graham Smith
Future Safe Havens in a Data Tempest, Martin Donnelly
In sharing we trust. Taking advantage of a diverse consortium to build a transparent data service in Catalonia, Clara Llebot, Mireia Alcalá, Lluís M. Anglada i de Ferrer
Monitoring for data access statements and open data at the University of St Andrews, Federica Fina, Haley Eckel, Panagiota Spanou, Jackie Proven
Open-Source Programs Offices (OSPOs): A Pathway for Fostering Trust and Transparency through Software, Golam Sayeed Choudhury
Researchers and research data: challenges in improving and incentivising sharing and archiving, Minna Ventsel
Scaling output tracking through persistent connections, Xiaoli Chen
Shining a light on data publication practices at Stockholm University, Lisa Olsson, Maria Almbro
Show Me the Data: Demonstrating Reproducibility in Qualitative Research though Qualibank, Maureen Anne Haaker
Source of Truth: Supporting Transparency and Accountability with the UCSF Industry Documents Library, Kate Tasker
The data curation reading club as competence and trust builder, Mari Elisa Kuusniemi, Marja Moisio
The research data management journey of a postgraduate student at the University of St Andrews, Dr Federica Fina, Haley Eckel, Panagiota Spanou, Jackie Proven
The UK Research Identifier National Coordinating Committee, Neil Jefferies, Jez Cope, Chris Brown Liz Bal
To keep, or not to keep? - Creating a guide for responsible data preservation, Matilda Mela, Niina Nurmi, Mikko Mäkelä, Timo Lahtinen, Mari Elisa Kuusniemi
Transparency and trust in people: The Influence of Cognitive Thinking on Trust, Irina Schmid
TROV - A Model and Vocabulary for Describing Transparent Research Objects, Timothy M McPhillips, Meng Li, Craig Willis, Lars Vilhuber, Kacper Kowalik, Nikolaus Parulian, Thu-Mai Lewis, Bertram Ludaescher
Understanding mistrust and distrust in public data infrastructures, Laura Rothfritz
Using Metadata to Promote Transparency in Health Research: Creating the COVID Measures Archive at ICPSR, Megan Chenoweth, John Kubale
Posters
Big Data Curation Challenges in Administrative Data Investigation, Maira Lima Souza
Building the Data Stewardship Profession at UCL, Martin Donnelly, Mahmoud Abdelrazak
Building Trust and Transparency into Finding Aid Auditing, Catherine Jacob
Challenges in Research Documentation: Enhancing Transparency and Reproducibility, Päivi Rauste, Siiri Fuchs
Content Profiling Made Easy, Artur Kulmukhametov, Andreas Rauber
Creating a FAIR Self-Assessment Checklist for Data Repositories, Lauren Phegley, Lynda Kellam
Curation interfaces for supporting update provenance (a work-in-progress), Vashti Galpin, James Cheney
Data privacy, transparency and trust in health-related research, Olga Churakova, Christine Krebs
Desirable Characteristics and Trust in Repositories: a cross-institutional comparison, Sarah E. Reiff Conell, Sarah J. Wright
Digital Preservation DPS base requirements, Paul Stokes, Karen Colbron
DMP Process at the University of Helsinki, Soile Manninen, Tuija Korhonen
Embedding Data Ethics in the Institute for Geospatial Understanding Through an Integrative Discovery Environment (I-GUIDE), Peter T. Darch, Ivan Kong, Kyra Abrams
Engaging researchers to document and share research activities at Ghent University, Laura Standaert, Open Science team
Establishing Trust and Transparency in the Context of Contemporary and Digital History: Implementing Digital Curation Strategies for Digital Research Infrastructure at C2DH, Tugce Karatas, Lars Wieneke
Exploring preprint retractions: A case study of arXiv, Ewa Zegler-Poleska
Facilitating Core Trust Seal self evaluation providing a schema for better visualization of requisites and documentation, Laura Vilela Rodrigues Rezende, Geisa Müller Campos Ribeiro, Maria das Graças Monteiro Castro, Cassia Oliveira, Lívia Ferreira de Carvalho
Fostering Trust and Transparency through Research Data Curation: A Case Study of the Human Sciences Research Council (HSRC) from the South African Social Attitude Survey (SASAS) perspective, Qinisile Pearl Dlamini, Dr Emmanuel Fundisi
Improving the integrity of research data: building an institutional data archive, Minna Ventsel
Machine actionable data management plans: building a template, workflows and integration, Jari Friman
Metadata Accelerator: Improving scientific data descriptions with Natural Language Processing methods (NLP) and Instant Feedback, Maria Juliana Rodriguez Cubillos, Tomasz Zieliński, Jason R. Swedlow, T. Ian Simpson, Andrew J. Millar
Open Science Policy and Practices at a Young German University, Nadin Weiss, Boris Jacob
Policy templates - A wolf in sheep's clothing? Lea Sophie Singson, Nikolai Svoboda, Marcus Schmidt
RDA TIGER: Global Support Services for RDA Working Groups, Alex Delipalta, Ryan O'Connor, Ari Asmi, Najla Rettberg
RDM Service for Trust Data Sharing: Bridging the Gaps between Researchers and Institutions, Ui Ikeuchi, Yasuyuki Minamiyama, Kazuhiro Hayashi
re3data – Indexing the Global Research Data Repository Landscape Since 2012, Heinz Pampel, Nina Leonie Weisweiler, Dorothea Strecker, Michael Witt, Paul Vierkant, Kirsten Elger, Roland Bertelmann. Matthew Buys, Lea Maria Ferguson, Maxi Kindling, Rachael Kotarski, Vivien Petras
Recommendations for Data Stewardship Skills, Training and Curricula – a report by the EOSC association task force on Data stewardship, curricula and career paths, Hanna Lindroos, Ilire Hasani-Mavriqi, Celia van Gelder
Repository Staff Attitudes about CoreTrustSeal Requirements, Rebecca D. Frank
Research Data & publications - transparent journal papers, András Holl
Roles & Titles: Attempting to Delineate Data Stewardship, Curation, Management, and Similar Roles, Jeanne Wilbrandt
Satellite Image Use for Citizen-Based Monitoring & Verification: An Examination of Trust & Risk, Rebecca D. Frank, Stephanie Krueger
Searching for research data – an assessment of data publication practises at Stockholm University, Maria Almbro, Lisa Olsson
Taking the temperature: exploring the lifecycle of research data using the ‘hot’, ‘warm’ or ‘cold’ metaphor, Damon Strange, Megan Gooch
The Governance of Digital Immortality & the Digital Afterlife, Khadiza Maryam Laskor
The Helmholtz Metadata Collaboration – FAIR data for Helmholtz, Constanze Curdt, Christine Lemster, Sören Lorenz
The treasure hunt on data – Institutional challenges, Kristin Meier, Nikolai Svoboda
Towards tailored data curation workflows in a trusted repository: Strategies in a collaborative research centre in neuroscience, Marlene Pacharra, Johannes Frenzel, Nina Olivia, Caroline Winter, Tobias Otto
Transparency through collaboration with Digital Asset Registers, Ailie O'Hagan, Rachael Tuaim, Kath Stevenson
Transparency through community-led open infrastructure: a pathway to trust, Miranda Barnes, Tobias Steiner
Why should I care? On the incentives of transparency in research with human subjects, Christine Renate Krebs, Federico Grasso Toro, Olga Churakova
