Presentation Schedule
The following Fedora-related presentations and events will be taking place at Open Repositories 2016 in Dublin, IE.
Monday, June 13 (Workshops)
- Introduction to Fedora 4
- Fedora Technical Meeting
- Intro to Hydra and Making it Useful in Your Organization
- Intro to Hydra for Developers
- Islandora for Managers
- Modelling Your Repository Objects with the Portland Common Data Model (PCDM)
Tuesday, June 14
- Repository Rodeo David Wilcox, Tom Cramer, Melissa Anez, Tim Donohue, Leslie Carr, Tibor Simko
- Building a repository as an instrument for change Saskia van Bergen, Laurents Sesink
- DuraSpace Joint Session
- Building a Better Community: Collaborative FLOSS development across national boundaries Chris Awre, Greg Markus, Anders Conrad, David Wilcox
- Are Repositories Impeding Big Data Reuse? Zhiwu Xie, Andrej Galad, Yinlin Chen, Edward Fox
Wednesday, June 15
- Designing Hydra-in-a-Box: What We Learned from the Repository Community Hannah Frost, Gary Geisler
- A Peek Inside the Box: Technology, Architecture, and Community Engagement to Tame the Hydra Michael Giarlo, Erin Fahy, Mark Matienzo
- Leaving Flatland: Implications of Using PCDM in the Face of a Major Repository Migration Steve Van Tuyl, Hui Zhang, Michael Boock
- Giving Researchers Credit for their Data Neil Stephen Jefferies
- HYDRAte your team: Committing people alongside code Geoff Harder, Sonya Betz
- Old Cats, New Tricks Sinéad A. Keogh
- FABB Repository. Restoration and enhancement of popular culture objects Giancarlo Birello, Anna Perin
- RDF/LDP Resource/Graph creation and validation using dynamic OWL 2 reasoning in Fedora Commons 4 repositories or “how to kill your incode data modeling” Diego Alberto Pino
- Baton: Lightweight, Service-Oriented Workflow Management John P. Bell, Jennifer W. Green
- The headless repository Peter Sefton, Michael Lynch
- Fedora 4: Specification vs. Implementation Andrew Woods, Adam Soroka
- Same as it Ever Was: Emerging Standards, Established Practice, and the Friction of Implementation Benjamin Armintor
- API Extension Architecture Project: Introduction and Update Aaron Paul Birkland
- Fedora migration considerations Juliet L. Hardesty
- Prototyping a digital preservation pipeline with Archivematica, Fedora 4 and Hydra Julie Allinson, Justin Simpson
- Managing Crowd sourced Cultural Heritage Datasets Glen Robson
- Latin American Digital Initiatives: Realizing Post-Custodial Archival Practice through Digital Repositories Theresa E. Polk, Jon Erik Gibson
Thursday, June 16
- Islandora Update: The Conference, the CLAW, and Continuing on... Melissa Anez
- State of the CLAW Address Nick Ruest, Melissa Anez, Diego Pino
- From Planning to Publishing: An Open Approach to Data Stewardship Donald Moses, Dawn Hooper, Rosie Le Faive
- Scaling Islandora Erin Tripp (O'Halloran), T.J. Lewis, Luke Taylor, Will Panting, Daniel Lamb
- Hydra at 30 (Partners): Robust Repository Tooling through Community Collaboration Jon Stroop, Michael Giarlo
- Migrating a Hydra-Based Preservation Repository from Fedora 3 to Fedora 4 Jim Tuttle, Jim Coble, David Chandek-Stark
- Linking Assets for Preservation with Fedora 4 Michael Durbin
- Fedora’s place in mass digitization workflows Juliet L. Hardesty
- How the Hydra Metadata Interest Group can inform Fedora Juliet L. Hardesty
- York’s Archbishops’ Registers Revealed Julie Allinson
- Avalon at a Crossroads: From Collaboration to Community Jon W. Dunn, Evviva Weinraub
- HydraDAM2: Repository Challenges and Solutions for Large Media Files Karen Cariani, Jon W. Dunn
- Vagrant Workspaces Panel and Live Demos Hardy Joseph Pottinger IV, Alicia Cozine, Nick Ruest
- Fast, easy, repeatable: You can have it all with Ansible Francis Kayiwa
