Keeping data: The process of data curation - 3rd LIBER workshop on Digital Curation

Programme to be held at venue: University of Vienna

May, 19th

ab 9:00	Registration
10:15-10:30	Maria Seissl Head Librarian, Vienna University Library and Archive Services	Welcome
10:30	*Marian Lefferts* Consortium of European Research Libraries	Moderator
10:30	Keynote Speaker: Herbert Van de Sompel Los Alamos National Laboratory	Using web infrastructure for archiving sponsored by
11:30-12:00	Break
12:00-12:30	David Giaretta Director of APA (Alliance for Permanent Access)	Digital preservation – craft or profession?
12:30-13:00	Andreas Rauber Institute of Software Technology and Interactive Systems, Vienna University of Technology, Secure Business Austria (SBA)	Data Management Plans: A good idea, but not sufficient
13:00-14:00	Lunch
14:00	*Paul Ayris* Director & Acting Group Manager, Planning & Resources and Academic Support Group, UCL Library Services, President of LIBER	Moderator
14:00-14:30	Nigel J. Robinson Director York Operations, Thomson Reuters	DATA MANAGEMENT PLANS & THE DATA CITATION INDEX
14:30-15:00	Hans Fransen University Libraries Leiden, Faculty Liaison Services, Leiden Research Data Office	Data management planning at an institution – the first wobbly steps of a newborn baby.
15:00-15:30	Carlos Morais Pires European Commission, CORDIS, Data Infrastructure	European approach to develop world class infrastructures for research data
15:30-15:45	Break
15:45-16:15	Marco de Niet Director of the DEN Foundation (Dutch Knowledge Center for Digital Heritage)	Digital roadmap for long term access to digital heritage
16:45-17:00	Paul Ayris Director & Acting Group Manager, Planning & Resources and Academic Support Group, UCL Library Services, President of LIBER	Plenary Session, Discussion session based on propositions and questions in order to address the question of collaboration between researchers, research-based teachers and libraries in preservation issues

Social Evening starting at 19.30 Location:Stiegl-Ambulanz, Alser Straße 4, Tel. +43-1-4021150 (Tram 43 or 44, starting from University of Vienna, main building)