Day two papers

Best Student paper

• Linking to Scientific Data: Identity Problems of Unruly and Poorly Bounded Digital Objects
  Laura Wynholds, University of California, Los Angeles

US Perspectives

• Making Digital Curation a Systematic Institutional Function
  Christopher Prom, University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign
• Responding to the Call to Curate: Digital Curation in Practice at Penn State University
  Patricia Hswe, Michael Giarlo, Michael J. Furlough & Mairead Martin, Penn State University
• A Practice & Value Proposal for Doctoral Dissertation Data Curation
  W. Aaron Collie, Michigan State University & Michael Witt, Purdue University.

UK Perspectives

• Data Management for All – The Institutional Data Management Blueprint
  Kenji Takeda et al , University of Southampton.
• Research Data Management Initiatives at University of Edinburgh
  Robin Rice & Jeff Haywood, University of Edinburgh
• An Institutional Approach to Developing Research Data Management Infrastructure
  James A.J.Wilson, Michael A. Fraser & Luis Martinez Uribe, University of Oxford

National Perspectives on Curation Policy

• Use and Impact of UK research data centers
  Ellen Collins, Research Information Network
• Beyond the Data Deluge: A Research Agenda for Large-Scale Data Sharing and Reuse
  Ixchel Faniel & Ann Zimmerman, University of Michigan
• Towards an holistic approach to policy interoperability inn digital libraries
  Perla Innocenti, MacKenzie Smith, Kevin Ashley, Seamus Ross, Hans Pfeiffenberger, John Faundeen & Antonella De Robbio (various institutions)

Metadata, Ontologies & the Semantic Web

• An outcome-centric approach to metadata collection, use and display in a large OAIS repository
  Kate Zwaard, United States Government Printing Office
• Automating the Extraction of Metadata from Archaeological Data Using iRod Rules
  David Walling & Maria Esteva, Texas Advanced Computing Centre
• Use of Ontologies for data integration and curation
  Judith Gelernter, Carnegie-Mellon University & Michael Lesk, Rutgers University
• DataStaR:Using the Semantic Web approach for Data Curation
  Huda Khan, Brian Caruso, Brian Lowe, Jan Corson-Rikert & Gail Steinhart, Cornell University

Data Curation Education

• Making sense: talking data management with researchers
  Lesley Frieman & Catherine Ward, University of Cambridge, Sarah Jones, Laura Molloy & Kellie Snow, University of Glasgow
• Educating Digital Curators: Challenges & Opportunities
  Peter Botticelli & Bruce Fulton, University of Arizona, Christine Szuter, Arizona State University, Pete Watters, Arizona State Library & Richard Pearce-Moses, Clayton State University
• Digital Curation Education in Practice: Catching up with Two Former Fellows
  Lisa Gregory, State Library of North Carolina & Samantha Guss, New York University

Data Curation Case Studies

• The milieu and the MESSAGE: talking to researchers about data curation issues in a large and diverse e-Science project
  Martin Donnelly, DCC & University of Edinburgh, Robin North, Imperial College London
• TextGrid – Virtual Research Environment for the Humanities
  Heike Neuroth, Felix Lohmeier State & University Library, Gottingen & Kathleen Smith, University of Illinois
• Open Science in practice: Researcher Perspectives and Participation
  Angus Whyte & Graham Pryor, Digital Curation Centre

Emulation, Format Conversion & Visualisation

• Dependency Analysis of Legacy Digital Materials to Support Emulation Based Preservation
  Aaron Hsu & Geoffrey Brown, Indiana University
• What constitutes successful format conversion? Towards a formalisation of intellectual content
  C.M.Sperberg-McQueen, Black Mesa Technologies LLC
• Assessing the preservation condition of large and heterogeneous electronic records collections with visualizations
  Maria Esteva, Weijia Xu, Suyog Dutt Jain & Jennifer Lee, University of Texas at Austin