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ORCIDIASSIST Conference 2006: Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA
- IASSIST 2006 - Data in a World of Networked Knowledge, Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA, May 23-26, 2006. IASSIST 2006
Workshops
- Jim Jacobs, Wendy Thomas:
W1: A Gentle Introduction to DDI: What's in it for Me? - Karl Longstreth:
W2: Introduction to GIS. IASSIST Conference 2006 - Paul Bern:
W3: Introduction to Data Librarianship. - Tom Piazza, Charlie Thomas:
W4: Building an SDA Archive. - Jim Jacobs, Wendy Thomas:
W5: Hands-On DDI 3.0 - Concept, Structure, and Tools. - Milo Schield, Cynthia Schield:
W6: Statistical Literacy and Learning Objects. - Libby Bishop, Louise Corti:
W7: Using ATLAS.ti to Explore Archived Qualitative Data.
Plenary I
- Bjørn Henrichsen:
Cyberinfrastructure and the Social Sciences.
A1: Leading Users to Knowledge: Data Librarians to the Rescue
- Joanne Juhnke:
Keeping Current in Social Science Data (Without Paddling Upstream). - Michele Hayslett:
Education on the Fly for the Accidental Library Data Professional: Design Your Professional Publication. - Fredric C. Gey, Frank Olken:
Social Science Data Librarianship: A University Curriculum. - Jennifer Darragh, Paula Lackie, Tiffani Conner:
Blending Traditional and Data Librarianship. IASSIST Conference 2006
A2: The Essential Role of Metadata in Resource Discovery
- San Cannon, Meredith Krug:
Everything but the Kitchen Sink: Building a Metadata Repository for Time Series Data at the Federal Reserve Board. - Scott C. Berridge, John J. Bosley, Daniel W. Gillman:
Research-Based Metadata Requirements for a BLS Reports Archive. - Alette Gilhus Mykkeltvedt:
The Madiera Portal: Unified Access to European Data Resources. - Carol A. Hert, Sheila O. Denn:
Enabling Discovery, Integration, and Understanding of Criminal Justice Statistical Information: Developing a Metadata Application Profile.
A3: Innovations in Data Dissemination
- Tom Piazza:
What's New With SDA? - Josefina J. Card:
Sociometrics. - Tatyana N. Yudina, Anna Bogomolova:
University Information System RUSSIA: Database and Value-Added Service for Investigations of Life Quality and Economic Welfare of Households and Individuals in Russia.
B1: Institutional Repositories and Social Science Data: Supporting the Data Life Cycle
- Chuck Humphrey:
Research and IR Cohabitating. - Robin Rice:
Highlights from the .Open Access Timeline. - Larry McGill:
Cultural Policy & the Arts National Data Archive (CPANDA): Model, Mission and Services. - Ron Jantz:
Institutional Repository (IR) Models. - Jim Ottaviani:
Deep Blue. IASSIST Conference 2006
B2: Managing Metadata: Archival Processing
- Marion Wittenberg, Rutger Kramer:
Efficient Ingest of Datasets in a Two-Stage Archival Process: The First Phase - Easy-Store. - Anne Etheridge:
Metadata Management: The Forgotten World of the Back Office. - Louise Corti, Libby Bishop:
Smart Qualitative Data: Methods and Community Tools for Data Mark-Up (SQUAD). - Laine Ruus, Lois Timms-Ferrara:
Building Infrastructure and Alliances to Meet Common Goals: "The Creation of a Canadian Public Opinion Data Index".
B3: Compare and Contrast: Using Cross-National Data
- Susan Hook Czarnocki:
International Comparative Data: Advice to Neophytes. - Janet P. Stamatel:
Evaluating the Quantity and Quality of Publicly Available Cross-National Crime Data. - Nora Arato:
Let's Qualify What is Quantified: The Language of Change - Teachers and Their Expressions of Change in Six Countries. - Brian J. Grim:
Association of Religion Data Archives.
C1: Data Issues in the Sciences: An Environmental Scan
- Bob Chen:
Data Access and Preservation across the Sciences: New Ideas and Initiatives. IASSIST Conference 2006 - John Wilbanks:
The Science Commons Data Project. IASSIST Conference 2006 - Harlan Onsrud:
The Scientific Data Commons and Non-conventional Sources. IASSIST Conference 2006
C2: Effective Design for Data-Rich Web Sites
- Sue Ellen Hansen, Matthew Richardson:
Evaluation of Web Sites: What Works and What Doesn't. - Bill Block:
Building Data-Rich Web Sites: The Integration Projects of the Minnesota Population Center. - Mark Gregor:
Best Practices for Designing and Building Highly Interactive and Data-Aware Web Sites.
C3: Effective Strategies for Metadata Management
- Pascal Heus:
International Household Survey Network: Microdata Management Toolkit. - Yakob Mudesir Seid:
Implementing a National Data Archive in Ethiopia: Challenges and Experience. IASSIST Conference 2006 - Andrea Janssen, Jeanette Bohr, Joachim Wackerow:
Microdata Information System MISSY.
Plenary II
- Cynthia Cook:
Protecting Confidentiality in Canadian Research Data Centres.
D2: Metadata Models: Mining and Retrieval
- Louise Corti, Karsten Boye Rasmussen:
Mine Your Data: Contrasting Data Mining Approaches to Numeric and Textual Data Sources. - Reto Hadorn:
Metadata by Design and Fielded Metadata: The Poles of a Space in Which Data Processing Takes Place. - Frank Farance, Daniel W. Gillman:
The Nature of Data.
D3: Enabling Access to Data: Promising Approaches
- Karen Dennison:
The Special Licence Model for Access to More Detailed Microdata. - Jo Wathan:
UK 2001 Census Microdata: Providing Access to Data Subject to Confidentiality Constraints. - Jeffrey S. Bullington:
Open Access Movement and Data.
E1: DDI for the Next Decade: Toward Version 3.0
- Wendy Thomas:
Locating the Geographic Center of DDI 3.0. - Jeanette Bohr, Andrea Janssen, Joachim Wackerow:
Problems of Comparability in the German Microcensus Over Time and the New DDI Version 3.0. - Karl Dinkelmann:
DDI Version 3 and Instrument Documentation.
E2: Archival Partners: Handling "Born Digital" Materials
- Peter Granda:
ICPSR and the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library: Two Decades of Collaboration. - Marc Maynard, Michael Carlson:
NARA - Roper Center Collaboration: USIA Office of Research Surveys 1952-1999.
E3: Applications for Managing and Distributing Geospatial Data
- Bernie Gloyn:
An Update from Statistics Canada. - Michele Hayslett:
Leveraging Resources through Partnerships: A Case Study of a Distributed Web Mapping Service. - Paul Bern:
Got Data? Google Map It!
D1: Data Life Cycle Management and the Digital Repository: FEDORA-Based Initiatives
- Ron Jantz:
A FEDORA-Based Institutional Repository to Support Multidisciplinary Collections. - Donna J. Tolson:
Exploring FEDORA's Possibilities to Create a Research Space for the Sciences. IASSIST Conference 2006 - Gretchen Gano:
Migrating Numeric Data Collections into FEDORA. IASSIST Conference 2006
Plenary III
- Robin Dale:
Toward a System of Trusted Digital Repositories.
F1: We All Count: Quantitative Literacy Efforts and Approaches
- Wendy Watkins:
Developing a Framework for Quantitative Literacy: Counting on IASSIST. IASSIST Conference 2006 - Jane Fry:
Creating a Repository of Training Materials: The Canadian Experience. IASSIST Conference 2006 - Milo Schield:
Statistical Literacy Survey Results. - Atle Jastad:
European Social Survey Education Net: Research-Like Learning in the Social Sciences.
F2: Catch and Release: Best Practice Across the Data Life Cycle
- Margaret L. Hedstrom:
Producing Archive-Ready Datasets: Compliance, Incentives, and Motivation. - Nancy Y. McGovern:
Two Documents, Three Legs, and Five Stages: Developing an Organizational Response to Digital Preservation Requirements. - Amy Pienta:
The LEADS Database at ICPSR: Identifying Important Social Science Studies for Archiving. - Peter Burnhill:
What Goes Around, Comes Around: We Must All be Data Curators Now.
F3: Moving Beyond Data to Networked Knowledge
- Luuk Schreven, Anouk de Rijk:
Alternative Ways of Presenting Historical Census Data. - Zoltán Lux:
Database Developments to Establish Internet Content Services. - Susan Long, Linda Roberge:
Delivering Government Data to Lawyers and Journalists. - Julie Lamb:
Disseminating Survey Information in the Networked World: A UK Resource.
F4: The Big Picture: GIS Data Challenges and Solutions
- Robert R. Downs, Robert S. Chen:
State and Local Government Challenges for Geospatial Data Management and Distribution. - Makoto Hanashima:
Consideration for Security Issues of Geospatial Information Services in Local Governments. - Michal Paneth-Peleg:
Organizing Data With Temporal and Spatial References. IASSIST Conference 2006 - Shuming Bao:
Integration of GIS With 2000 China Population Census Data. IASSIST Conference 2006
G1: DDI for the Next Decade: Toward Version 3.0
- Arofan Gregory:
DDI 3. IASSIST Conference 2006 - Chris Nelson:
DDI 3. IASSIST Conference 2006 - Ken Miller:
Three Out of Two People Want to Know: The Issues Behind Conversion to DDI 3. IASSIST Conference 2006
G2: New Standards in Statistics and Data Citations
- Gaetan Drolet:
Basic Forms of Citation for Statistics and Data: Towards an Accepted Standard. - Micah Altman, Gary King:
A Proposed Standard for the Scholarly Citation of Quantitative Data. - W. Christopher Lenhardt:
Tracking and Managing Citations: Data Centers and Best Practices. - Jeri Schneider:
Challenges and Opportunities in the Implementation of Citation Standards.
G3: Supporting Data Users in a Networked World
- Chiu Chuang:
From Primitive Numbers to Knowledge: How Technology Has Enhanced the Dissemination of Social Science Data. - Jennifer Darragh, Stephen Woods:
Networking in the University Environment: Building Bridges From the Bottom Up. - Suzette Giles:
Developing a Social Science and GIS Data Service in a Predominantly Undergraduate Library: Past, Present, and Future. - Eleanor Read:
Data Services Awareness and Use Survey: What We Learned About Promoting Data Services.
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