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Date2019 May 10-11
LocationJoseph B. Martin Conference Center at Harvard Medical School
Boston, Massachusetts, USA
Directions (public transit and car)
Harvard Longwood Campus Map
Parking options (Please note: Parking will not be available at the Martin Center itself.)

Presentations and Notes: http://bit.ly/ld4pres

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Friday, May 10

RoomRotundaRoom 216Room 217
08:30 - 09:00Registration & Coffee
09:00 - 09:10Welcome

09:10 - 10:15

Kickoff:
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10:15 - 10:30Break

Block 1: 10:30 - noon
(90 min)

Discovery 1
Facilitator: Greg Reeve


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titleHuda Khan & Astrid Usong. Discovery interfaces integrating linked data (Presentation)



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titleSteve Meyer. A Bibliographic Data Crawl to Enhance Library Discovery with Linked Data (Presentation)



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titleTom Cramer. Knowledge panel (Discussion)



Modeling
Facilitator: Asaf Bartov

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titleRobert Allen. Rich Semantics and Direct Representation (Lightning Talk)



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titleClifford Wulfman. FRBRoo & PRESSoo (Lightning Talk)



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titleAislinn Sotelo & Elizabeth Miraglia. UCSD's OA LD (Lightning talk)



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titleTiziana Possemato. SHARE-VDE (Presentation)



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titleErik Radio. A Survey of Time-Based Approaches to RDF Serialization (Presentation)



Wikidata Tutorial 1
Facilitator: Amber Billey & Will Kent


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titleRobert Fernandez. Wikidata Tutorial



noon - 13:00Lunch
Block 2: 13:00 - 15:00
(2 hours) 

Discovery 2
Facilitator: MJ Han

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titleJessie Keck. Implementing Schema.org in Stanford's Discovery Environment SearchWorks (Lightning Talk)



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titleDobias. Google (Lightning Talk)



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titlePeter Velikonja. Analyzing Linked Data from an SEO Perspective (Presentation)



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titleJuliane Schneider. Ten Years Later: When the Space Catches Up with the Tool: eagle-i (Presentation)



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titleJodene Pappas. One Record at a Time: Student Success, Collection Visibility, and Linked Data in the Mid-sized University Library (Lightning Talk)



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titleArden Kirkland. A Visual Workflow for Contributing and Accessing Linked Data (Lightning Talk)



Special Formats 1
Facilitator: Mary Seem

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titleSteven Folsom. A Pragmatic approach to Using Discogs in an RDF Copy Cataloging Workflow (Presentation)



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titleLynnsey Weissenberger. LITMUS (Presentation)



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titleJacqueline Parascandola & Audrey Pearson. BF & rare materials (Discussion/Panel)



Wikidata Tutorial 2
Facilitator: Amber Billey & Will Kent

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titleAndrew Lih. Wikidata Tutorial



15:00 - 15:30Break
Block 3.1: 15:30-16:30
(60 min) 

Library of Congress Special Topics
Facilitator: Greg Reeve

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titleKevin Ford, Sally McCallum, Matt Miller, Nate Trail & Beacher Wiggins.



Digital Collections & Institutional Repositories 1
Facilitator: 

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titleXiying Mi. USF LD Team (Presentation)



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titleRuth Tillman. Creating linked data converts: snycretism in the cataloging department (Presentation)



Omeka Tutorial
Facilitator: Michelle Futornick

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titlePatrick Murray-John. Introduction to Omeka



16:30 - 16:40Break
Block 3.2: 16:40 - 17:15
(35 minutes) 

The National Archives API: A Five-Year Journey from Idea to Imperative
Facilitator: Will Kent

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titleDominic Byrd-McDevitt. The National Archives API: A Five-Year Journey from Idea to Imperative (Presentation/Demo)



Digital Collections & Institutional Repositories 2
Facilitator: Michelle Durocher

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titleVinit Kumar. Content enrichment of Institutional Repository Records consuming Linked Data (Lightning Talk)



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titleAlison Babeu. Perseus (Lightning Talk)



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titleItza Carbajal. LLIAS repository (Lightning Talk)



Managing Local Data
Facilitator: Michelle Futornick

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titleChristie Thomas. Managing locally created & copy cataloging data (Discussion)



17:30 - 19:30Reception

Saturday, May 11

RoomRotundaRoom 216Room 217
08:30 - 09:00Coffee
Block 4: 09:00 - 10:30
(90 minutes) 

Authorities
Facilitator: Christine Eslao

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titleEric Hanson. Using RDF to manage a specialized authority file of faculty names (Lightning Talk)



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titleJeannette Ho. Name Disambiguation for Digital Collections: Planning a Linked Data App for Authority Control at Texas A&M University Libraries (Presentation)



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titleSarah Seymore. nhancing Opaquenamespace.org: Refinement of Local Name Authority Files and Workflows (Lightning Talk)



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titleAnchalee (Joy) Panigabutra-Roberts. UTenn names (Lightning talk)



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titleCharlene Chou. Linked Data for Pseudonyms: the Challenges of Linking VIAF, LCNAF, ISNI, Wikidata and Beyond (Presentation)



Special Formats 2
Facilitator: Mary Seem

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titlePeter Chan. Video game genres in Wikidata (Lightning Talk)



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titleMarc McGee. Linked Data Descriptions for Cartographic Materials (Lightning talk)



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titleNaun Chew. Non-traditional data (Lightning Talk)



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titleNancy Fallgren. Serials in BF (Lightning talk)



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titleBradley Allen. Representing and Publishing Schottlaender's "Anything But Routine" as Linked Data (Lightning talk)



Application Profiles
Facilitator: 

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titlePaul Walk. Application profile (Lightning talk)



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titlePaloma Graciani Picardo. Corralling BIBFRAME profiles: using the Sinopia Profile Editor in a shared environment (Presentation)



10:30 - 11:00Break
Block 5: 11:00 - 12:30
(90 minutes) 

Wikidata in Action
Facilitator: Merrilee Proffitt

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titleKaren Smith-Yoshimura & Xiaoli Li. Taking Advantage of Multilingualism Support in Wikidata (Presentation)



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titleStacy Allison-Cassin & Dean Seeman. Wikidata & Indigenous Communities (Presentation)



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titleHonor Moody. Gamification of local authority file conversion from MARC to Wikidata (Presentation)



Community Adoption
Facilitator: 

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titleDan Scott & Catie Sahadath. Gauging the Canadian library community's understanding of BIBFRAME (Discussion)



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titleMichele Casalini. European BF Working Group (Lightning Talk)



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titleLaura Akerman. The IGELU-ELUNA Linked Open Data Working Group experience: Customers and vendor. (Lightning Talk)




Lunch and Birds of a Feather
Topics to be chosen by participants
12:30 - 13:00Pick up lunch
13:00 - 14:15

Birds of a Feather 1 (Rotunda) | Birds of a Feather 2 (Room 214 (38 ppl)

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Birds of a Feather 3


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Birds of a Feather 4

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14:15 - 14:45Break
Block 6: 14:45 - 16:30
(1 hour 45 min)

Technical Focus: Projects and Development
Facilitator: Merrilee Proffitt

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titleAndrew Pace. Ideation to Prototype (Lightning talk)



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titleJeremy Nelson. Lean Development of the Sinopia Stack (Presentation)



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titleLynette Rayle & Dave Eichmann. Authority data - the good, the dirty and the semantic (Presentation)



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titleJohn Chapman & Jean Godby. What are the "entities that matter" to this object? Reflections on the OCLC Linked Data Wikibase Pilot) (Presentation)



Cataloger Perspective: Tools and Training
Facilitator: MJ Han

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titleTimothy Thompson. UIs for Cataloging.



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titleHuda Khan & Astrid Usong. VitroLib and Sinopia UIs (Lightning talk)



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titleBruce Washburn. OCLC Project Passage UI (Lightning talk)



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titleLibrary of Congress BF Editor UI



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titleBeth Picknally Camden. Training for Linked Data. (Discussion)





Closing

Accommodations

We have reserved a block of rooms at the Inn at Longwood Medical, which is in walking distance to the conference center.

Inn at Longwood Medical
342 Longwood Avenue, Fenway Kenmor
Boston, Massachusetts 02115
The Inn at Longwood Medical is now sold out; to check for cancellations call them directly (617) 731-4700, our booking code is STAN0519


Another hotel option, Longwood Inn's sister hotel, just over 1 mile from the conference center), no booking code required.
The Midtown Hotel 
220 Huntington Ave., Boston, MA 02115
617-369-6285/F: 617-262-8739

Background

Linked data promises to expose the richness of library collections to the world, and to open up new pathways to knowledge based on previously unlinked data. After a decade of experimentation and pilot projects, what are the next steps to move to large-scale production of linked data? How can the library community learn from and contribute to other communities who are working toward similar goals? The 2019 LD4 Conference, to be held May 10-11 in Boston, Massachusetts, USA, aims to bring practitioners together to collaborate on creating pathways to implementation of linked data in libraries.

The language of the conference is English.

Participation

Participation is by open application; the application period ended February 28, 2019. The Program Committee invited participation that will bring diverse and broad perspectives, from both aspiring and experienced practitioners including:

  • Librarians working (or aspiring to work with) linked data
  • Representatives from adjacent cultural heritage spaces including archives and museums
  • Ontologists and data modelers
  • Software engineers and user experience professionals interested in library metadata
  • Open knowledge advocates
  • Others who share an interest in implementing linked data in libraries

We had a large response to our call for applications, and the Program Committee chose the applications that best fit within the conference scope.

For questions about the LD4 Conference, please contact the conference co-chairs at ld4conf_chairs@googlegroups.com

Travel Stipends

If you have received a travel stipend, follow Travel Stipend Instructions to claim your stipend.

Program Committee

Justin Sègbédji AhinonAfricArxiv
Asaf BartovWikimedia Foundation
Amber BilleyBard College
Nurunnaby ChowdhuryOpen Knowledge International 
Christine EslaoHarvard University
Michelle Futornick, Co-ChairStanford University
Myung-Ja (MJ) K HanUniversity of Illinois
Will KentWiki Education
Jason Kovari, Co-ChairCornell University
Andrew LihWikimedia DC
Merrilee ProffittOCLC Research
Greg ReeveBrigham Young University
Mary SeemThe Frick Art Reference Library 
Lars G. SvenssonDeutsche Nationalbibliothek