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2020 LD4 Conference on Linked Data in Libraries

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Joe deVeer

Ernst Mayr Library, Museum of Comparative Zoology, Harvard University
Project Manager
Cambridge, MA

https://library.mcz.harvard.edu/

I am the Project Manager at the Ernst Mayr Library of the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard University. I work mainly on digitization of library and archival collections. Because my work involves creation of metadata for digital collections, I am very interested in learning more about linked data.

My Friends

TBA

An introduction to programmatic access to linked dataFULL

6:00am PDT

Interconnections in the linked data world: the Share-VDE experience

7:00am PDT

Building a linked-data platform: Sinopia and Questioning Authority Server — lessons learned and a look ahead

8:00am PDT

Linked data for libraries with Wikibase — using the software behind Wikidata for open library data with examples from all around the world

9:00am PDT

Welcome (RDF Application Profiles Track)

9:15am PDT

The relevance of linked data beyond our walls

9:45am PDT

Evaluating RDA Registry profiles for linked-data cataloging

10:00am PDT

Morphing authority control • Visioning entity management in FOLIO

1:00pm PDT

Library of Congress BIBFRAME Editor Experience

10:00am PDT

Diving into WikidataFULL

8:00am PDT

Using linked data for cataloguing procedures: an evaluation of an in-house software

10:00am PDT

Implementing BIBFRAME record creation: a strategy

9:00am PDT

Welcome (Special Collections, Archives, Rare Materials Track)

9:15am PDT

Open and not very linked data: metadata quality in art museum data sets

10:15am PDT

"Women Writers in Review": integrating special collections into Wikidata • Wikidata for archives: a pragmatic approach to linked data

11:45am PDT

Linked data for rare materials • Extending BIBFRAME for special collections

12:15pm PDT

Linking data with SNAC

12:50pm PDT

Wrap-up (Special Collections, Archives, Rare Materials Track)

8:00am PDT

Linked data at the ISSN International Centre • IFLA standards as linked data • ID.LOC.GOV

9:15am PDT

Linked data for chronological period definitions • Emblematica as linked data case study • Modeling cultural heritage information on the medieval Middle East

10:00am PDT

Share-VDE discovery interface • Library catalog and linked data • Linked bibliographic data at Google

11:00am PDT

Identity Management Principles to Rethink Traditional Authority Control

11:45am PDT

Applying Minimal Computing to Ontology Design

12:15pm PDT

Piecing linked data ontologies together for great fit

9:00am PDT

Being Solo no more: collaborative learning through a virtual study group on Linked Data

10:00am PDT

Where linked data can impact user experience • Evaluating semantic search interfaces

10:00am PDT

What does linked data discovery really look like? A demonstration of the metaphactory platform

11:00am PDT

Charts! Maps! Visualizations! Making LOD Fun and Approachable with Carnegie Hall Data Lab

1:00pm PDT

"I don't think I'll ever understand linked data." How to Teach Linked Data to Our Colleagues.

10:00am PDT

Discovery of multilingual resources • Linked open data for disaster response • Faculty curation and linked open data

9:00am PDT

Wikidata for digital collections metadata remediation • IIIF for discovery of digital cultural heritage material

11:00am PDT

Welcome (Wikidata Track July 30)

11:10am PDT

Wikidata Tutorial: Intro to the Basics

11:40am PDT

Advanced Wikidata Tools and Concepts: More Than Just P's and Q's

12:10pm PDT

Developing a Wikidata Project

7:00am PDT

Content enrichment of institutional repository records • Semantic indexing of football photos and videos with play-by-play game logs

11:00am PDT

Welcome (Wikidata Track July 31)

11:10am PDT

VanderBot: Using a Python script to create and update researcher items in Wikidata

11:40am PDT

No bricks without clay: outcomes from the Stanford Wikidata Working Group

12:10pm PDT

LD4 Wikidata Affinity Group Wikidata Working Hour: Adding References to Wikidata

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