08:00-16:00 Registration (Atrium) Coffee will be available at Registration from 8 - 9 a.m.
08:45-09:45 Conference Opening and Plenary 1 (Argyle) From Big Data to Dirt Research: Mapping Canadian Energy Transitions in City, Field, and Forest
Dr. Josh MacFadyen, GeoREACH Lab
Josh is an Associate Professor and Canada Research Chair in Geospatial Humanities at the University of Prince Edward Island. His research focuses on energy transitions and traditional energy carriers in Canada, and he leads the GeoREACH lab at UPEI which supports Geospatial Research in Atlantic Canadian History. His first monograph, Flax Americana: A History of the Fibre and Oil that Covered a Continent , was published by McGill-Queens University Press; his most recent monograph is Time Flies: A History of Prince Edward Island from the Air , a new book with Island Studies Press that examines land use change on PEI using aerial photographs.
09:45-10:15 Coffee Break (Argyle Level)
10:15-11:15 Timely Topics Data Management and Archiving Timely Topics Data Discovery, Access, and Metadata CARTO Argyle 201 202 603 604 A1 Data and Social Justice Navigating New Frontiers: Transforming Data Services for an Inclusive and Diverse World Paula Lackie, Carleton College; Deborah Wiltshire, GESIS; Tim Dennis, UCLA Library; Adefunke Olanike (Nike) Alabi, University of Lagos; Sophia Adeyeye, Lead City University A2 Training and Education Comedy of errors: Comics as a medium to tell data management (horror) stories Marla Hertz, University of Alabama at Birmingham Building a Community: Crafting Specialized Curriculum for Data Curation Sophia Lafferty-Hess, Duke University; Mikala Narlock, University of Minnesota Strengthening, Not Reinventing, the Training Wheel: Sharing Open Educational Resources for Research Data Management Training Jennifer Abel, University of Calgary; Elizabeth Hill, Western University; Lee Wilson, Digital Research Alliance of Canada A3 Data and AI Metadata Ahoy! Charting a reusable path for machine learning Stephanie Labou, University of California San Diego; Abigail Pennington, University of California San Diego; Ho Jung Yoo, University of California San Diego Metadata Augmentation for Social Science Datasets Using Generative AI Caden Picard, University of Michigan - Flint; Jared Lyle, ICPSR; jay winkler, ICPSR; Murali Mani, University of Michigan - Flint A4 Creating Linkages Unpacking Inter-dependent Considerations Associated with Selecting Data for Reuse as Part of the Discovery Process A.J. Million, University of Michigan; Jeremy York, University of Michigan; Sara Lafia, University of Chicago; Libby Hemphill, University of Michigan; Elisabeth Shook, ICPSR Navigating Waves: Using DDI and Colectica to Enhance Interoperability Within and Among Longitudinal Series Jennifer Zeiger, Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research (ICPSR) “Wealth from the Sea”-- Finding Treasures in a Database of Social Science Data-Linked Literature Homeyra Banaeefar, ICPSR; Sarah Burchart, ICPSR; Elizabeth Moss, ICPSR; Eszter Palvogyi Polyak, ICPSR; Elisabeth Shook, ICPSR A5 Emerging Geospatial Trends 3D Reconstruction with Drones: LiDAR vs. Aerial Photogrammetry Dan Jakubek, Toronto Metropolitan University Libraries; Jimmy Tran, Toronto Metropolitan University Libraries Participatory Mapping and Historical Memory: Reconstructing Destroyed Villages of the Salvadorian Civil War Zack MacDonald, Western University Libraries Geospatial Data for Design: Current and Emerging Library Provision of Expertise and Assistance Bruce Boucek, Harvard University Graduate School of Design
11:15-11:30 11:30-12:30 Data Management and Archiving Data and Geospatial Literacy Timely Topics Data Discovery, Access, and Metadata CARTO Argyle 202 201 603 604 B1 Policy and Costs The best things in life are free but data sharing is not: A multi-institutional study of the realities of academic data sharing Alicia Hofelich Mohr, University of Minnesota; Jonathan Petters, Virginia Tech; Jacob Carlson, University of Buffalo; Jennifer Moore, Washington University; Joel Herndon, Duke University B2 Preparing for Tomorrow Preparing the Researchers of Tomorrow: Data Literacy and Undergraduate Posters Maggie Marchant, Brigham Young University; Jeff Belliston, Brigham Young University Fostering Workforce Readiness: Librarians and Data Literacy Education Wendy Pothier, University of New Hampshire; Patricia Condon, University of New Hampshire Adventures in data literacy: When the gap you were trying to identify turns out to be a chasm. Meg Miller, University of Manitoba; Grace O'Hanlon, University of Manitoba B3 Data & Social Justice Coding in public: recognising vulnerability as an added barrier to reproducibility for marginalised groups J. Kasmire, UK Data Service; Louise Capener, UK Data Service; Nadia Kennar, UK Data Service Envisioning Ethical Frameworks for Community-Data Danica Evering, McMaster University; Subhanya Sivajothy, McMaster University Indigenous Data Governance and Environmental Sustainability Initiatives in Nigeria Sophia Adeyeye, Lead City University; Nurudeen Bakare, Rochelt Business Limited B4 Use Cases Meeting new challenges posed by the UK Censuses Oliver Duke-Williams, UCL (University College London); Vassilis Routsis, UCL Measuring gender diversity in library collections and publications using OCLC metadata Michelle Alexopoulos, University of Toronto; Kelly Lyons, University of Toronto; Mahendhar Kumar Kumar, University of Toronto; Kaushar Mahdtaji, University of Toronto; Marcus Emmanuel Barnes, University of Toronto Improving the Discovery of Restricted Data: Identifying Metadata Commonalities Across Restricted Data Sources Kevin Read, University of Saskatchewan; Grant Gibson, Canadian Research Data Centre Network; Amber Leahey, Scholars Portal; Lynn Peterson, National Research Council of Canada; Sarah Rutley, University of Saskatchewan; Julie Shi, University of Toronto; Victoria Smith, Digital Research Alliance of Canada; Kelly Stathis, DataCite Canada B5 Archives and Geo Data Automation of the geodata archiving Martin Rechtorik, University of west Bohemia/National Archives of the Czech Republic Bubbling on the institutional radar: Charting the topography of digital data at Queen’s University of Belfast Michael O'Connor, Queen's University Belfast Lowering Barriers to Incorporating Geospatial Data into Social Science Research: The National Neighborhood Data Archive Megan Chenoweth, ICPSR-University of Michigan; Lindsay Gypin, University of Michigan Institute for Social Research
12:30-13:30 13:30-14:30 Data Discovery, Access, and Metadata Data Management and Archiving Data Governance and Ethics CARTO 201 202 603 604 C1 Collective Stewardship Canadian Census Data Discovery Partnership (CCDDP): Census Data Discovery and Access in Canada: Stakeholder Perspectives Leanne Trimble, University of Toronto; Julia Barkhouse, Library and Archives Canada; David Price, Statistics Canada C2 Reproducibility Reproducibility through Identifiers: Persistent Identifiers (PIDs) for research facilities and instruments Matthew Murray, University of Colorado Boulder; Andrew Johnson, University of Colorado Boulder; Aditya Ranganath, University of Colorado Boulder; Renaine Julian, Florida State University; Matt Mayernik, NCAR/UCAR Library; Claudius Mundoma, Stanford University; Greg Stossmeister, NCAR Earth Observing Laboratory Practical Considerations When Archiving Reproducibility Packages Florio Arguillas, Cornell Center for Social Sciences; Jonathan Bohan, Cornell Center for Social Sciences Documenting Reproducibility: The Integral Role of Documentation in Transparent Qualitative Research Maureen Haaker, UK Data Service C3 Providing Access to Restricted Data Controlled Access Management (CAM) for Research Data Initiative Victoria Smith, Digital Research Alliance Enhancing Data Governance in Trusted Research Environments: Mitigating Risks Beyond Re-identification Deborah Wiltshire, GESIS-Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences Challenges in the relation of informed consent and data archiving Oliver Watteler, GESIS - Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences C4 Mapping and Mobility Tactile Map Creation to Support Wayfinding for the Visually Impaired Noel Damba, Toronto Metropolitan University; Daniel Jakubek, Toronto Metropolitan University; Jimmy Tran, Toronto Metropolitan University Scrapping the decennial census of England and Wales: the end of the road for tracking commuters? Jemima Stockton, University College London; Oliver Duke-Williams, University College London One Place Studies: Multiple Sources, Multi-level Society & Maps Peter Burnhill, Independent
14:30-14:50 Coffee Break (Argyle Level)
14:50-15:50 Data Management and Archiving Data Management and Archiving Timely Topics CARTO 201 603 202 604 D1 Preservation and Curation Love notes to our future selves: Digital preservation and data curation Erin Clary, Digital Research Alliance of Canada; Beth Knazook, Digital Repository of Ireland; Mikala Narlock, University of Minnesota D2 Policy & Governance Supporting researchers & DMP funder requirements in Canada: An overview of DMPEG activities and a new DMP template! James Doiron, University of Alberta Library RDM policy development in Canada Dominique Roche, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada Institutional RDM Strategies: A Canadian Context Lucia Costanzo, University of Guelph; Alexandra Cooper, Queen’s University; Kelly Cobey, University of Ottawa Heart Institute, Open Science and Metaresearch Program; Dylanne Dearborn, University of Toronto; Elizabeth Lartey, The Digital Research Alliance of Canada; Dominique Roche, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada; Michael Steeleworthy, Wilfrid Laurier University; Minglu Wang, York University D3 Data Services of the Future Exploring the Use of Text as Data in Political Science Hilary Bussell, Ohio State University Boosting Data Findability: The Role of AI-Enhanced Keywords Kokila Jamwal, GESIS – Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences Physical Linkage vs. Linkage-Ready Data Sources David Schiller, University of Applied Science of the Grisons D4 Map and Data Librarianship Soil Data, Desert Data, Changes Over Time Data: Geospatial reference questions and how you might answer them. Sharon Janzen, Brock University IMGIS and Open Repository for GIS Teaching Materials Amanda Tickner, Michigan State University Libraries; Jennie Murack, MIT; Lena Denis, John Hopkins University Library; Emma Slayton, Carnegie Mellon University Digital Narratives in Flux: Navigating Preservation Challenges for Classic ESRI Story Maps Melinda Kernik, University of Minnesota Libraries
15:50-16:00 16:00-17:30 Poster Wine and Cheese (Argyle) 1. Interuniversity Consortium for Political and Social Research (ICPSR) [Sponsor] Shelly Petrinko, ICPSR 2. Digital Research Alliance of Canada [Sponsor] Jolinne Kearns, Digital Research Alliance of Canada 3. Sage [Sponsor] Jill Blaemers, Sage 4. Open Science Framework [Sponsor] Amanda Staller, Open Science Framework 5. Social Science and Humanities Council of Canada (SSHRC) [Sponsor] Dominique Roche, SSHRC 6. Update on the Tri-Agency RDM Policy in Canada Dominique Roche, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada 7. DMPTool & DMP Introduction for Subject Librarians Meryl Brodsky, University of Texas Austin; Grant Hardaway, University of Texas Austin 8. A Transparent and Interoperable Research Curation Workflow at NYU Talya Cooper, New York University 9. Adrift in the Data LiteraSea: Are academic libraries an anchor for data literacy? Terrence Bennett, The College of New Jersey; Shawn Nicholson, Michigan State University Libraries 10. Data management plus - organizing data and program files for a university-community partnership Melanie Brasher, University of Rhode Island; Skye Leedahl , University of Rhode Island 11. Integrating Open Government Data Perspectives within Data Literacy Efforts Ben Chiewphasa, Columbia University 12. Promoting AI and Data Literacy at an Academic Library Katherine Koziar, University of California, Riverside; Carrie Cruce, University of California, Riverside 13. Navigating the AI Landscape: A Comprehensive Dashboard for AI Deployment and Policy Tracking Trevor Watkins, George Mason University 14. Weaving AI to life: Physically visualizing generative AI responses to data librarian reference questions Alexandra Wong, York University 15. Initiatives of Japan Data Catalog for the Humanities and Social Sciences (JDCat): Approach for Consolidating Metadata Cross Institutions in Japan Shuai Wang, Institute of Social Science, the University of Tokyo; Sae Taniguchi, Institute of Social Science, the University of Tokyo; Satoshi Miwa, Institute of Social Science, the University of Tokyo 16. FAIR, Ethical and Community Driven: Setting up the Dutch Thematic Digital Comptence Center SSH Nicole Emmenegger, DANS 17. Modernizing Data-Delivery Technologies - Combining Data-User Feedback with User-Support Expertise for Successful Data Tools Linda Detterman, ICPSR - University of Michigan 18. The Illinois Data Purchase Program: Journey's End / New Horizons Carissa Phillips, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign 19. An attempt to make open data FAIR. How SLU made data discoverable and reusable by creating the environmental data catalogue Mikaela Asplund, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences 20. Wealth of Metadata with DDI Wolfgang Zenk-Möltgen, GESIS - Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences; Hilde Orten, SIKT; Darren Bell, UKDS 21. Canadian Urban Data Catalogue Mark S Fox, Urban Data Centre, School of Cities, University of Toronto; Bart Gajderowicz, Urban Data Centre, School of Cities, University of Toronto; Dishu Lyu, Urban Data Centre, School of Cities, University of Toronto 22. DDI training materials: A metadata management training resource Hayley Mills, DDI Alliance Training Working Group; Alina Danciu, DDI Alliance Training Working Group; Kathryn Lavender, DDI Alliance Training Working Group 23. Colectica Datasets for Data File Analysis, Conversions, and Archiving Dan Smith, Colectica; Jeremy Iverson, Colectica 24. Broad Consent for Secondary Use of Data: Students and the Consent Process Brian Jackson, Mount Royal University 25. Reducing climate change through the UK Data Service Deepti Kulkarni, UK Data Archive; Andrea Munson , UK Data Archive; Darren Bell, UKDS 26. Evolving Data Ecosystem at an Academic Library Heather Charlotte Owen, University of Rochester; Sarah Siddiqui, University of Rochester 27. Anchoring qualitative research support: two university library case studies Olivia Given Castello, Temple University; Lynda Kellam, University of Pennsylvania; Van Bich Tran, Temple University 28. The Evolution of Geospatial Data Discovery at MIT Jennie Murack, MIT; Daniel Sheehan, MIT; Paxton LaJoie, MIT; Nicholas Albaugh, MIT 29. Using GIS for Historical Data Rescue and Digitalization in Libraries: The 1961 & 1971 Canadian Census Subdivisions & Counties Project Amber Leahey, Scholars Portal, University of Toronto Libraries 30. Students and Community Partners Navigating Food Insecurity, Many Data Points at a Time: Overview of Georgia State University Library's Public Interest Data Literacy (PIDLit) Learning Lab Course Mandy Swygart-Hobaugh, Georgia State University; Ashley Rockwell, Georgia State University; Halley Riley, Georgia State University 31. Expanding and Refining CAMGDP, the Central Asia and Mongolia Gender Data Portal Ryan Womack, Rutgers University; Aizada Arystanbek, Rutgers University 32. Progress, Not Perfection: A Workshop Series on Accessible Data Visualization Negeen Aghassibake, University of Washington Libraries 33. Building a data-intensive social science center Ron Borzekowski, Yale University; Barbara Esty, Yale University; Limor Peer, Yale University 34. Building an Integrated Data Training and Support Model for Graduate Students Nick Rochlin, University of British Columbia; Mathew Vis-Dunbar, University of British Columbia 35. Librarian teach thyself: Exploring natural language processing tools for de-identification as window into AI for librarians Christine Nieman Hislop, University of Maryland, Baltimore/NNLM Region 1; Katie Pierce Farrier, University of North Texas Health Science Center/NNLM Region 3 36. Navigating the Future: Perusing the Past [Sponsor: IASSIST] Christine Nieman Hislop, University of Maryland 37. The IASSIST Quarterly [Sponsor] Michele Hayslett, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Ofira Schwartz, Princeton University Library 38. What Does IASSIST Mean To You? [Sponsor] Robin Rice, University of Edinburgh 39. Aristotle Metadata: The MAST/IDEAL Methodology for communicating metadata to diverse stakeholders [Sponsor] Sam Spencer, Aristotle Metadata
08:00-16:00 Registration (Atrium) Coffee will be available at Registration from 8 - 9 a.m
08:45-09:45 Plenary 2 (Argyle) Community-University Partnered Research: Roles, Power and Practical Stages for Equitably Sharing and Generating Knowledge
Dr. Melanie Zurba
Melanie Zurba is an Associate Professor with the School for Resource and Environmental Studies at Dalhousie University. She mentors students and works with postdocs, visiting scholars, and fellows on many projects in collaboration with community partners through her Community-Engaged CoLab. Such projects have focused on climate change, youth engagement, protected areas, and biodiversity conservation – all with a connection to fostering equity and collaboration in relation to environmental governance. Dr. Zurba also focuses on advancing research methodologies, including advancing participatory methods, working with the arts sector, and co-developing principles for equitable research. Her work also connections regional and international policy, and she hold the Chair in Governance, Equity and Rights within the International Union for the Conservation of Nature Commission for Environmental, Economic and Social Policy.
09:45-10:15 Coffee Break (Argyle Level)
10:15-11:15 Timely Topics Data Management and Archiving Data Discovery, Access, and Metadata Partnerships and Collaborations CARTO Argyle 201 603 202 604 E1 Data Services of the Future Data Science and emerging technologies: the role of libraries and why partnerships matter Mara Blake, North Carolina State University Libraries; Joel Herndon, Duke University Libraries; Andrzej Rutkowski, University of Southern California Libarries E2 Policy & Culture Navigating the future of data sharing: The impact and cost of expanded public access requirements Gail Steinhart, Invest in Open Infrastructure; Eric Schares, Iowa State University; Katherine Skinner, Invest in Open Infrastructure Furthering an open science culture at the Swedish University of Agricultural sciences Hanna Lindroos, SLU Tracking the progress of RDM in Canada Elizabeth Hill, Western University; Tatiana Zaraiskaya, University of New Brunswick; Lucia Costanzo, University of Guelph; Minglu Wang, York University E3 International Perspectives CESSDA Data Catalogue and ELSST integration Kristina Strand, Sikt - Norwegian Agency for Shared Services in Education and Research; Morten Jakobsen, Sikt - Norwegian Agency for Shared Services in Education and Research; Jeannine Beeken, UK Data Service; Hilde Orten, Sikt - Norwegian Agency for Shared Services in Education and Research Population and health data governance in the era of digital technology in Africa Daniel Mtai Mwanga, African Population and Health Research Center Refactoring data delivery: The case study of the new tools for census flow data at UKDS Vassilis Routsis, University College London; Oliver Duke-Williams, University College London E4 Data Infrastructure Data Reuse Among Digital Humanities Scholars: a Qualitative Study of Practices, Challenges and Opportunities Lina Harper, Digital Research Alliance of Canada Charting a course towards coordinated research data services Janet Rothney, University of Manitoba; Meghan Goodchild, Queen's University and Borealis; Alexandra Cooper, Queen's University Moving from project to infrastructure Johnson Jon, CLOSER, Social Research Institute, UCL; Mills Hayley, CLOSER, Social Research Institute, UCL; Oldroyd Becky, CLOSER, Social Research Institute, UCL E5 Map and Data Libraries Uncharted: 'Just because you can, doesn't mean you should' and other revelations from an analyst turned librarian. Meg Miller, University of Manitoba What A Rig: Starting a Map Library at a Small Institution Martin Chandler, Cape Breton University Will-o’-the-wisp, map collection tours, hauntology and deep time spectres. Larry Laliberte, University of Alberta
11:15-11:30 11:30-12:30 Data Management and Archiving Partnerships and Collaborations Data Management and Archiving Timely Topics CARTO Argyle 202 603 201 604 F1 Open Source Communities Evolution of the open-source Dataverse repository and community SONIA BARBOSA, The Dataverse Project, IQSS, Harvard University; Amber Leahey, Scholars Portal, Ontario Council of University Libraries; Stefano Iacus, The Dataverse Project, IQSS, Harvard University; Ceilyn Boyd, The Dataverse Project, IQSS, Harvard University; Gustavo Durand, The Dataverse Project, IQSS, Harvard University; Steven Mceachern, Australian National University F2 Data Service Partnerships Charting a Collective Course for Data Repositories at the World Data System Reyna Jenkyns, World Data System - International Technology Office; Meredith Goins, World Data System - International Program Office; David Castle, World Data System - Scientific Committee De Facto Data Librarian? How Business Librarians' Data Skills Support the Future of Library Data Services Teddy Stocking, University of Nevada, Reno; Nancy Lovas, UNC Chapel Hil Utilizing External Partnerships in Data Archiving Jessica Ko, Roper Center for Public Opinion Research; Kelsie Norek, Roper Center for Public Opinion Research F3 Preservation The IPUMS Business Process Model: Instituting a workflow mapping strategy to support archival processes Diana Magnuson, Institute for Social Research and Data Innovation, University of Minnesota Online Resources for Scholarship At Risk of Loss: Doing Data on The Keepers Peter Burnhill, Independent A panorama of self-deposit practices in European and North American archives Paul Colin, Center for Socio-Political Data (Sciences Po/CNRS); Alina Danciu, Center for Socio-Political Data (Sciences Po/CNRS); Guillaume Garcia, Center for Socio-Political Data (Sciences Po/CNRS) F4 Data and Social Justice Queering the Numbers: The IASSIST LGBTQ+ Data Guide Kevin Manuel, Toronto Metropolitan University; Michele Hayslett, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Van Bich Tran, Temple University “Nothing for us, without us”: Stakeholders involvement in preserving social justice data. Aileen O'Carroll, Digital Repository of Ireland; Lorraine Grimes, Maynooth University; Clair Lanigan, Digital Repository of Ireland F5 Mapping Social Data Urban Tapestry: Weaving Geospatial Data with Social Sentiment to Understand Crime Patterns Nadia Kennar, UK Data Service Mapping a Legacy: Ukrainian Immigration and the Settlement of Western Canada Sandra Sawchuk, Mount Saint Vincent University; Alexandra Cooper, Queen's University Collecting data about the accessibility of places: what should we be collecting? Jessica Benner, Carnegie Mellon University
12:30-13:45 201 Argyle ACMLA Annual General Meeting and Lunch IASSIST Business Lunch
13:45-14:30 Birds of a Feather (Argyle) Please join some fellow "birds" at these sessions:
Argyle Room: Future of data deposit in Canada: a conversation with the tri-agencies
Room 201: AI in Libraries
Room 202: Machine actionable DMPs
Room 603: Working with data and data management for diverse communities (e.g., rural, non-english, non-latin characters)
Room 604: History, future, and getting involved with IASSIST
14:30-14:50 Coffee Break (Argyle Level)
14:50-15:50 Data and Geospatial Literacy Timely Topics Data Discovery, Access, and Metadata Data Management and Archiving CARTO Argyle 202 603 201 604 G1 Text Analysis Text Analysis, Data Requests, and the Academic Library Jen Ferguson, Northeastern University; David Beales, Case Western Reserve University; David Lowe, Texas A&M University; Todd Suomela, Bucknell University; Amy Kirchhoff, ITHAKA G2 Data and AI AI and the Sporadic Librarian-Coder: Adventures in Muddling Through and Excelling (Occasionally) Jeremy Darrington, Princeton University Library BUILDING AN AUTOMATIC ANSWERING MACHINE TO PANEL SURVEY QUESTIONS Flavio Bonifacio, Metis Ricerche srl AI in the context of generalist data repositories: the Harvard Dataverse case. Stefano Iacus, Harvard University - IQSS G3 Disseminating Government Data Developments in Data Governance at the US Department of Labor Dan Gillman, US Bureaau of Labor Statistics National Population Register (NPR) in Bangladesh perspective Chandra Shekhar Roy, Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics; Shohorab Ahmed Chowdhury, Synesis IT PLC; Md Shahin Akondo, Nano Information Technology The Nova Scotia Open Data Portal: Findings from User Research and Engagement with its Community Lori McCay-Peet, Cyber Security and Digital Solutions, Government of Nova Scotia; Lucy Ye, Cyber Security and Digital Solutions, Government of Nova Scotia G4 Repositories & Curation The role of FAIR principles in high-quality research data documentation Wolfgang Zenk-Möltgen, GESIS - Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences Assessing data deposits in an institutional repository (U of T Dataverse in Borealis) Jasmine Lefresne, University of Toronto; Dylanne Dearborn, University of Toronto; Ken Lui, University of Toronto How are we FAIR-ing? Creating a FAIR Self-Assessment Checklist for Data Repositories Lauren Phegley, University of Pennsylvania; Lynda Kellam, University of Pennsylvania G5 Geo Data Discovery Geospatial, Keyword-based, and Access-Limited Data Discovery with Lunaris Tristan Kuehn, Digital Research Alliance of Canada; Shlomi Linoy, McMaster University; Kevin Read, University of Saskatchewan; Grant Gibson, Canadian Research Data Centre Network; Amber Leahy, Ontario Council of University Libraries; Lynn Peterson, National Research Council of Canada; Sarah Rutley, University of Saskatchewan; Julie Shi, University of Toronto; Victoria Smith, Digital Research Alliance of Canada; Kelly Stathis, DataCite Metadata, reuse and reproducibility in the EOSC Future Science Project 'Climate Neutral and Smart Cities' Hilde Orten, Sikt - Norwegian Agency for Shared Services in Education and Research Digitizing the Bostock Air Photo Collection: Making Air Photos Discoverable by Features and Subject Classification Rene Duplain, University of Ottawa; Pierre Leblanc, University of Ottawa
16:00-17:00 Interest Group Meetings (Argyle) These are optional meeting times for members of IASSIST interest groups as well as others that might be interested in joining one of the groups.
Collection Development Interest Group, Barbara Esty and Ron Nakao, Room 201
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Interest Group: Michele Hayslett, Room 202
Geospatial Interest Group: Amanda Tickner and Jennie Murack, Room 603
Qualitative Social Science and Humanities (QSSHDIG) Interest Group: Michael Beckstrand, Room 604
18:30-22:30
08:00-12:00 Registration (Atrium) Coffee will be available at Registration from 8 - 9 a.m
09:15-10:15 Partnerships and Collaborations Data and Geospatial Literacy Timely Topics Data Discovery, Access, and Metadata CARTO Argyle 202 201 603 604 Data Collection at Institutions Data Collection Development: Practices and Perspectives Kate Barron, Stanford Libraries; Ron Nakao, Stanford Libraries; Barbara Esty, Yale University Library; Bobray Bordelon, Princeton University Library H2 Best Practices Charting a course for open data literacy education Cody Hennesy, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities; Tim Dennis, UCLA; Zhiyuan Yao, UCLA How Online Training Events are Supporting the Development of Quantitative Data Skills in social science students: a qualitative research project Vanessa Higgins, UK Data Service; Jackie Carter, University of Manchester; Jools Kasmire, UK Data Service Participating in the Data Services Continuing Professional Education (DSCPE) with Libraries at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute: RDM, Data Science and Analytics, and the Emerging LIS Roles Ayaba Logan, DSCPE H3 Data and AI Data Sheets in Practice: An Exploration of Machine Learning Dataset Descriptions Claudia Engel, Stanford University Why do we need metadata, can we just use ChatGPT? Methods in metadata discovery and documentation using Generative AI Samuel Spencer, Aristotle Metadata Exploring the Frontier: Generative AI in Qualitative Data Analysis Michael Beckstrand, University of Minnesota H4 Standards Navigating the future of metadata Hilde Orten, SIKT; Darren Bell, UKDS; Wolfgang Zenk-Möltgen, GESIS - Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences Urban Dataset Meta-Data Maturity Model Mark S Fox, Urban Data Centre, School of Cities, University of Toronto; Bart Gajderowicz, Urban Data Centre, School of Cities, University of Toronto; Dishu Lyu, Urban Data Centre, School of Cities, University of Toronto H5 Open Data Citation metrics for Open Government Geospatial Datasets Amanda Tickner, Michigan State University Libraries Enabling Cloud-Based Open Science using Earth Observation Data Greg Yetman, CIESIN, Columbia University; Kytt MacManus, CIESIN, Columbia University; Linda Pistolesi, CIESIN, Columbia University Open Government Data (OGD) in Bangladesh perspective. Chandra Shekhar Roy, Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics; Md Hossain Sinzon, Labcom Technology; Chira Rani Mondal, Birdem General Hospital
10:15-10:45 Coffee Break (Argyle Level)
10:45-12:00 Lightning Talks (Argyle) The Fashion of Collaboration in Geospatial Data Librarianship: Shaping Emerging Research Data Management Services Madiareni Sulaiman, University College London and BRIN Indonesia Building Open Science Communities: The Journal Editors Discussion Interface (JEDI)? Sebastian Karcher, Qualitative Data Repository; Julia Bottesini, Journal Editors Discussion Interface If the map cart won't come to the library: Building a bespoke map cart for the Lloyd Reeds Map Collection Saman Goudarzi, McMaster University; Bronwen Glover, McMaster University Developing a Library Archive for Secure Data Storage Elizabeth Hill, Western University; Kristi Thompson, Western University Doing data literacy outreach and assessment with a social justice lens Jess Yao, Reed College Charting a FAIR Direction for the US Government Information Ecosystem Deborah Yun Caldwell, University of North Texas; Lynda Kellam, University of Pennsylvania; James R. Jacobs, Stanford University; Shari Laster, Arizona State University An Analysis of RDM Job Postings in Canadian Academic Libraries Jasmine Lefresne, University of Toronto; Dylanne Dearborn, University of Toronto; Lucia Costanzo, University of Guelph; Minglu Wang, York University; Marjorie Mitchell, University of British Columbia; Melissa Cheung, University of Ottawa Creating a podcast to engage the data professional community Briana Wham, Penn State University; Shannon Sheridan, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
12:00-13:00 13:00-14:00 Data and Geospatial Literacy Data Management and Archiving Data Discovery, Access, and Metadata Partnerships and Collaborations Argyle 201 603 202 I1 Practitioners POV Teaching for-credit data courses: RDM practitioner perspectives Elizabeth Stregger, Mount Allison University; Louise Gillis, Dalhousie University; Erin MacPherson,, Dalhousie University I2 Collaboration and Governance Venturing Beyond our Silos: Results from a Survey of Canadian Data Repository Administrators Alisa Beth Rod, McGill University; Meghan Goodchild, Queen's University / Borealis International collaboration as a common approach to improve the FAIRness of nonnumeric/qualitative research data Kati Mozygemba, RDC Qualiservice/ University of Bremen; Noemi Betancort Cabrera, State and University Library Bremen (SuUB) Adaptive Governance for Research Data Management Madison Golden, University of Utah I3 Portals and Platforms Collaborations Using Common Concepts - NACDA and CLOSER Kathryn Lavender, ICPSR; Hayley Mills, CLOSER UK; Jon Johnson, CLOSER UK The ONS Longitudinal Study – opportunities for longitudinal research on the England and Wales population. Alison Sizer, UCL; CeLSIUS Team, UCL I4 Creating Partnerships and Collaborations "Fortress-like Relationships": Trusted partnerships and NIOPA at Queen's University Belfast. Norma Menabney, The Queen's University Belfast Charting a Course to Collaboration: The LIbrary Data Services (LIDS) Dataset Chad Kahl, Illinois State University, Milner Library; Joshua Newport, Illinois State University, Milner Library; Lindsey Skaggs, Illinois State University, Milner Library Collaborating to Create: A Team-Based, Data-Driven Approach to Developing Generative AI Educational Resources Shelby Hallman, University of California, Los Angeles; Renee Romero, University of California, Los Angeles; Ashley Peterson, University of California, Los Angeles; Hannah Sutherland, University of California, Los Angeles
14:05-14:30 Closing Ceremony (Argyle)