Speakers & Papers

All abstracts are included in the conference brochure.

Key note speakers

Lassila, Ora: Love Thy Data (or: Apps Considered Harmful)

Le Boeuf, Patrick: An example of library and museum cooperation: the FRBR_OO conceptual model

Poole, Nick: Powering the Museum of tomorrow. Challenges and opportunities for museums information

Speakers and full papers

Anttila, Elina, Eero Heikkinen and Tapani Sainio: The National Digital Library of Finland – experiences from collaboration and service development

Bala, Shashi: Digital inventories on cultural memories and Intangible Cultural Heritage: Case Study of Yadav community of Haryana

Hyvönen, Eero, Thea Lindquist, Juha Törnroos and Eetu Mäkelä: History on the Semantic Web – An Event Gazetteer and Timeline for World War I

Kettula, Suvi and Eero Hyvönen: Cataloguing Processes of Intangible Cultural Heritage
  
Koski, Marianne: Powerpoint and brain activity – managing collections in local museums in Finland

 
Low, Jyue Tyan: A practical documentation practice for the management and preservation of digital video/ media and installation art

  
Mazurek, Cezary, Krzysztof Sielski, Justyna Walkowska and Marcin Werla: From MARC21 and Dublin Core, through CIDOC CRM: First Tenuous Steps towards Representing Library

Merges, Judith, Martin Scholz and Günther Görz: Erlangen Implementation of FRBRoo

Parsell, David  and Emmanuelle Delmas-Glass: Using open source tools to expose cross collection data in the LIDO schema

Phiri, Fidelity and Terry S. Nyambe: Digitalization of archives, the Livingstone Museum experience

Rayaprolu,Venkata Ramana: Challenges to documentation of museum objects in
a polylingual society

Ribeiro, Emanuela: Documentation in Science & Technology: accessibility to diverse audiences

Rodger, Norman: MIMO – “Striking a Chord for Musical Instrument Museums”

Savia, Satu: Developing Collection Management – Museum 2015

Segan, Marija and Milos Milovanovic: The monuments and sites of Toplica district of Serbia in digital catalogue of cultural monuments

Simou, Nikolaos, Eleni Tsalapati, Nasos Drosopoulos and Regine Stein: Evolving LIDO based aggregations into Linked Data
 
Tyson, Nick, Erica Calogero, Phil Blume and Amy Miller: My House My Street: Engaging Local Communities of Volunteers to Learn, Train and Gain from Lost Local Heritage

Tzompanaki, Katerina  and Martin Doerr: A New Framework for Querying Semantic Networks

Whitson Cloud, Jonathan: The documentation of scientific analysis and conservation at the British Museum: the path to sharing