Presentation Schedule
The following Fedora-related presentations and events will be taking place at Open Repositories 2015 in Indianapolis, IN.
Monday, June 8 (Workshops)
- Fedora 4 Workshop
- Fedora Committers Meeting
- Islandora for Repository Developers
- Islandora for Repository Administrators
- A Hands-on Introduction to GeoBlacklight
Tuesday, June 9
- P1A: Fedora4: The Open Linked Data Platform Andrew Woods, Rob Sanderson
- P1A: Why FRBRoo and CIDOC CRM are great for expressing (Linked, Open) Ethnographic Research Data Rosemary Le Faive
- P1C: A basic tool for migrating to Fedora 4 Mike Durbin
- P1C: Virtual Local Repositories Steven Anderson, Eben English
- P1D: Microservices with Docker and Go Richard Wincewicz
- P2A: So we all have ORCID integrations, now what? Rick Johnson, Hardy Pottinger, Ryan Scherle, Peter West, Bram Luyten
- P2C: Hacking the Community: A Model for Open Source Engagement David Wilcox, Nick Ruest, Tom Cramer
- P3A: From archives to repository: an archival collection management system and repository integration case study Erin Faulder
- P3A: 77 Lines of XSLT and a Roll of Duct Tape: ArchivesSpace as Metadata Hub in a Multi-Repository Environment Kevin Clair
- P3A: “Headless” Metadata for Library Discovery: NYU’s Ichabod Project Carol Kassel, Ekaterina Pechekhonova, Daniel Lovins, Corey Harper
- P3B: Growing Hydraheads at Yale University Library Eric James
- P3C: Building a culture of distributed access in shared digital repository services Robin Dean, Peter Murray, Karen Estlund
- P3C: Evolve: From Project Manager to Service Manager Carolyn Caizzi, Julie Rudder, Patricia Hswe, Hannah Frost, Tony Navarrete, Greg Colati, Jennifer Eustis
- P3D: Doing DevOps for a Perfect Repository Environment Glen Horton
- P3D: Archidora: Leveraging Archivematica preservation services with an Islandora front-end Justin Simpson
- P3D: Publishing Datasets from an Open Access Repository As Linked Data Hui Zhang
Wednesday, June 10
- P4A: Revisiting Self-Deposit of Scientific Data Darren Hardy
- P4A: Islandora as an access system for iRODS managed information packages Kilian Amrhein, Marco Klindt
- P4A: The Hydra Common Data Model Esme Cowles, Robert Sanderson, Jon Stroop
- P4B: Avalon Media System: Community Implementation and Sustainability Jon W. Dunn, Mike Durbin, Hannah Frost, Debs Cane, Julie Rudder
- P4C: Evaluating the Suitability and Sustainability of “Local Dropbox” Solutions to Complement a Research Data Repository Alex Garnett, Carla Graebner
- P5B: Metadata at a crossroads: shifting ‘from strings to things’ for Hydra North Sharon Farnel
- P5C: Archivematica Integration: Handshaking towards comprehensive digital preservation workflows Courtney Mumma
- P6A: User Experience in Islandora Installations David W. Bretthauer
Thursday, June 11
- DuraSpace Plenary Debra Kurtz
- FED1: Fedora 4 Update David Wilcox
- FED1:Fedora Technical Working Group - Assessment of Fedora 4 Esmé Cowles, Zhiwu Xie, Andrew Woods
FED1: Upgrading? Migrating? There’s a portmanteau for that! David Wilcox, Michael Friscia, Nick Ruest, Adam Wead
- FED2: Finding Your Inner Metadata Aaron Coburn
- FED2: A Fedora 4 Repository from the Ground Up at the University of Maryland Joshua A. Westgard
- FED2: Islandora and Fedora 4; The Atonement. Nick Ruest, Daniel Lamb, Melissa Anez
- FED3A: Islandora Foundation and the Terrific Twos: An Islandora Community Update Melissa Anez
- FED3A: Developing Open Oral Histories in Islandora Lingling Jiang, Kim Pham, Kirsta Stapelfeldt, Edward Garrett
- FED3A: The Learning in Neural Circuits Research Environment: Managing Living Specimens and Laboratory Data in Islandora Lingling Jiang, Kim Pham, Kirsta Stapelfeldt, Blake Richards
- FED3B: Digital Preservation of the NLM Digital Collections Doron Shalvi, John Doyle, John Rees, Ben Petersen, Felix Kong
- FED3B: Learning to use Fedora 4 as a BIBFRAME Linked Data Platform Jeremy Nelson
- FED3B: Making the SHiFt: Using Sufia with Hydra/Fedora for collection management and access James Halliday, Juliet L. Hardesty
- FED3B: Avalon at the Crossroads: Metadata Strategies for Time-based Media Blues Juliet L. Hardesty
