Posters and Demonstrations

See an abstract of each poster and demonstration [PDF, 202KB].

Posters

The following posters will be available for viewing at the conference:

• Achieving long term data integrity from unreliable storage technology and services [PDF, 533KB]
  Presented by Matthew Addis (University of Southampton)
• An Emergent Approach to Data Curation [PDF, 1.48MB]
  Presented by Stephen Abrams (California Digital Library, University of California)
• Analyzing Data Curation Job Descriptions [PDF, 311KB]
  Presented by Collie, Cragin and Dolan (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
• Archiving scientific blogs with ArchivePress [PDF, 519KB]
  Presented by Richard Davis (University of London Computing Centre (ULCC))
• BCESS evaluating cost-effectiveness of eResearch Tools [PDF, 115KB]
  Presented by Troy Sadkowsky (Data Scientists Pty Ltd)
• Curation & Preservation of Crystallography Data [PDF, 93KB]
  Presented by Manjula Patel (UKOLN & DCC, University of Bath)
• Creating a Polar Information Commons (PIC) [PDF, 253KB]
  Presented by Kathleen Cass (CODATA)
• Data Seal of Approval-Simplicity fits all [PDF, 3MB]
  Presented by Dirk Roorda (Data Archiving & Networked Services (DANS))
• DataONE: enabling data-intensive environmental research through cyberinfrastructure [PDF, 2.2MB]
  Presented by Patricia Cruse (California Digital Library, University of California)
• The Dryad Repository: Designing a Curation Workflow [PDF, 1MB]
  Presented by Jane Greenberg (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
• Embedding Institutional Data Curation Services in Research (EIDCSR) [PDF, 1280KB]
  Presented by Luis Martinez-Uribe (University of Oxford)
• Model Migration Approach for Database Preservation [PDF, 119KB]
  Presented by Arif Ur Rahman (Universidade de Porto)
• National e-Infrastructure for Social Simulation [PDF, 153KB]
  Presented by Mark Birkin (University of Leeds)
• Policies and planning for data curation [PDF, 168KB]
  Presented by Sarah Jones (Digital Curation Centre)
• Sarcomere: A System for Data Interoperability [PDF, 478KB]
  Presented by Nassib Nassar (Renaissance Computing Institute)
• Science and Scholarship in the Blogosphere:Blog Characteristics, Blogger Behaviours and Implications for Digital Curation [PPT, 201KB]
  Presented by Carolyn Hank (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
• SIDR:complex multi-omics metadata and data repositories [PDF, 1659KB]
  Presented by Marie-Christine Jacquemont-Perbal (Institute of Scientific & Technical Information (INIST))
• Smart Migration Service: The MIXED Project [PDF, 749KB]
  Presented by Dirk Roorda (Royal Netherlands Academy of Science)
• Social Science Data Reuse and Institutional Review Boards: A Pilot Study of Stakeholders' Opinions [PDF, 209KB]
  Presented by Samantha Guss (New York University)
• Value-Enabled Digital Curation: Towards Ethically Responsible Acquisition [JPG, 2.5MB]
  Presented by Cal Lee (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)

Demonstrations

The following posters will be available for viewing at the conference:

• DataStaR: An Institutional Repository to Promote Sharing and Publication of Digital Research Data
  Diane Deitrich (Cornell University)
• The Digital Curation Exchange: An Interactive Space for All Things Digital Curation [PDF, 987KB]
  Heather Bowden (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
• Managing Research Assets for the Long Term: End to End Preservation Solutions Demonstrated Using Digital Curation Centre Tools [PNG, 366KB]
  Conway, Dunckley and McIIwrath (Science & Technology Facilities Council (STFC))
• OECD iLibrary - Application of bibliographic and citation standards to Datasets and Data Tables [PDF, 5MB]
  Terri Mitton (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD))