DCMI 2022 - Sessions

• Welcome to DCMI 2022

  Sam Oh     Javed Mostafa    

• Clinical Data Standardization for Learning Healthcare Systems

  Hongfang Liu    

• Automated Parsing of Personal Identity Facets for a Collection of Visual Images

  Brian Dobreski    

• 'Language is never complete': LGBT2QIA+ Creators on Metadata

  Julia Bullard    

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

  Nat Cutter    

• Panel: Comparative Classification

  Joseph Busch     Mark H Butler     Joseph T. Tennis     Aida Slavic    

• An OLAC Perspective on Services: The Forgotten Language Resources

  Hugh Paterson III    

• OCLC’s Model in WorldCat: A Focus on Relationships

  Michael Phillips    

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

  Kiley Jolicoeur    

• What Is Statistical Metadata?

  Daniel Gillman    

• An overview of the SDMX standard and how the OECD is using it to improve accessibility and interoperability

  David Barraclough    

• Statistics Canada’s approach in implementing its virtual metadata integrated platform

  Gabriel Gellner    

• Impact of Transmedia Storytelling on Information Organization

  Jin Ha Lee    

• Unified Data Model for Media Arts Database

  Ikki Omukai    

• Enthusiast models of the Japanese visual media domain

  Magnus Pfeffer    

• Graphic Medicine and LOD: Semantic Enrichment of Mental Health Comics Metadata

  Sean Petiya    

• Panel: Metadata that Sustains Local Archives for the Global Community

  Karen Coyle     Sophy Shu-Jiun Chen     Anne J. Gilliland     Wayne de Fremery     Natasa Milic-Frayling     Sam Oh    

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

  Xilong Hou    

• Metadata and Ontology Design for Protection and Utilization of Great Sites

  Jing Zhou    

• Application Profile Driven Data Acquisition for Knowledge Graph and Linked Data Generation in Crowdsourced Data Journalism

  Nishad Thalhath    

The Library of Congress, the National Library of Sweden and the Share-VDE library-driven initiative will report about their developments and experiences for bringing BIBFRAME into practice in library environments and in connected linked data management systems and entity discoveries.

The involved topics will encompass the BIBFRAME data model and its applications, including processes and tools for original cataloguing in linked data.

Other broader aspects of linked data management will be discussed in connection with the use of the provenance, for example: tracking changes in different versions on triple level by comparison algorithms; its role in retaining the relationships between Instance entities and the original data that contributed to their creation; its ability to control how the various services of the entity-based systems consume the data; the customization of linked data discoveries in dedicated skin portals based on the provenance of the data.

Related to that, the impact on the data exchange processes and on the interoperability among libraries and with linked data management systems will be considered in the discussion, along with the applications for entity editing and new generation authority control in cooperative environments. The ability to operate on clusters of linked data entities and push edits to the connected discovery portal not only will serve the change management, but will also enable an innovative method for data quality and authority checks from a controlled source.

• Panel: BIBFRAME Implementation Experiences

  Niklas Lindström     Tiziana Possemato     Sally McCallum    

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

  Arofan Gregory    

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

  Flavio Rizzolo    

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

  Franck Cotton    

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

  Simon Hodson    

• Map4Scrutiny – A Linked Open Data Solution for Politicians Interest Registers

  Inês Lopes    

• Finding Florida—Implementing Machine Aided Indexing in an Academic Library

  Xiaoli Ma     Chelsea Dinsmore    

• Comparative Study of Rubbings Metadata Schemes

  Li Yang    

• openWEMI

  Karen Coyle    

• How FAIR is MARC?: FAIR data principles and bibliographic data

  Brian Dobreski    

• Overview of the types of cultural domains that require the design of specific metadata schemas

  Shigeo Sugimoto    

• The use of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander geographic, language and cultural identifiers to describe, discover and value collections in Australia

  Catherine Barnes    

• Modelling (or Semantic Metadata) for Intangible Cultural Heritage: a study of the Pudu Rites of Hungry Ghosts Festival (中元普渡) in Taiwan

  Sophy Shu-Jiun Chen    

• The digital archiving challenges in promoting Qiang language’s visibility.

  Wei Fan    

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

  Imma Subirats Coll    

• Mapping BIBFRAME with RDA for Representative Expression of LRM

  Mihwa Lee    

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

  Liu Yao    

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

  Daichi Machiya    

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

  Sophy Shu-Jiun Chen    

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

  Lee, Miso    

• Hashtagging: CLAPAM Facebook Page Social Metadata Usage

  Mazwani Ayu Mazlan    

• Extracting and describing seals in digital images of Chinese rare books

  Haiqing Lin    

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

  Cuijuan Xia    

• (Meta)data Usage in Agriculture: Challenges and Solution Approaches within a Domain of Domains

  Daniel Martini    

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

  John Antill    

• Building a core metadata model for statistical data: the IMF case

  Denisa Popescu     Charis Liakou    

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

  Joana Rodrigues    

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

  Florian Kräutli    

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

  Shupei Wang    

• A Metadata Workflow for Digitizing Community Archives

  Heather Charlotte Owen     Brendan Honick     Qiaoyi Liu    

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

  Julia Bullard     Eileen Chen    

• Makespace Metadata Schema

  Katie Colson     Cora Godfrey    

• Creating, managing, and using cultural heritage linked data

  Jeff Mixter    

• From Code Repositories to searchable Knowledge Graphs or Research Software Metadata

  Daniel Garijo    

• H-Graph: Driving Cross-Product Innovation at Elsevier Health

  Jessica Cox    

• Scholarly Resources Application Profile

  Juha Hakala    

• From Machine Readable to Machine Reasoning - Information Transmutation at the National Library of Sweden

  Fredrik Klingwall    

• New bibliographic data standards at National Library of Korea

  Hyejin Kim    

• Report from the DCMI Education Committee

  Marcia Zeng    

• Core Cultural Metadata Model intreest group

  Shigeo Sugimoto    

• Future directions of the Usage Board

  Tom Baker    

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

  Carole Palmer    

• Closing Remarks

  Sam Oh    

The 2022 NKOS workshop will explore the potential of Knowledge Organization Systems (KOS), such as terminologies, vocabularies, classification systems, taxonomies, thesauri, ontologies, and lexical databases, in the context of current developments and possibilities.

Workshop Schedule : https://nkos.dublincore.org/2022NKOSworkshop/NKOS-2022-Program.html

• Tutorial: Using Dublin Core Tabular Application Profiles (DCTAP)

  Karen Coyle     John Huck    

The 2022 NKOS workshop will explore the potential of Knowledge Organization Systems (KOS), such as terminologies, vocabularies, classification systems, taxonomies, thesauri, ontologies, and lexical databases, in the context of current developments and possibilities.

Workshop Schedule : https://nkos.dublincore.org/2022NKOSworkshop/NKOS-2022-Program.html