SWIB25 Programme

SWIB25
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Monday, 17 November

:information_source: On Monday, eight hands-on :hammer: workshops will happen spread over three time slots. To register your participation in a workshop click on the “Going” button on the respective workshop forum page. Watch out to not register for two parallel workshops.

Workshops East Asia / Australia (parallel sessions)

Time Workshop
04:00⁠–⁠05:00 UTC :hammer: ARK persistent identifiers: affordable long-term citation and access to cultural heritage (Slot Asia)
04:00–08:00 UTC :hammer: Getting started with local LLMs

Workshops Europe / Africa (parallel sessions)

Time Workshop
08:00⁠–⁠09:00 UTC :hammer: ARK persistent identifiers: affordable long-term citation and access to cultural heritage (Slot Europe)
08:00–12:00 UTC :hammer: Creating linked open usable data with Metafacture
08:00–12:00 UTC :hammer: From chaos to Skosmos: publishing controlled vocabularies made easy

Session 1: Opening

Moderators: @AnkasZBW (Argie Kasprzik) & @Kat (Katherine Thornton)

Time Talk
14:00⁠–⁠14:10 UTC Opening address (Klaus Tochtermann, Silke Schomburg)
14:10–14:50 UTC Keynote: Library resilience exercises by the Internet Archive
14:50–15:15 UTC How to describe the past Web? a data model for web archiving

:coffee: Coffee Break

Time Activity
15:15–15:30 UTC :coffee: :teapot: :cookie: :water_closet:

Session 2: Workflows

Moderators: @j4lib (Julia Beck) & @nfreire (Nuno Freire)

Time Talk
15:30⁠–⁠15:55 UTC LinkedDataHub: democratizing Linked Data consumption and reuse
15:55–16:20 UTC Swiss Performing Arts Platform: example of LOD deployment by a small institution without an IT department
16:20–16:45 UTC Towards Linked Data fluency: takeaways from a Wikidata workflow pilot program

Workshops Americas (parallel sessions)

Time Workshop
17:00⁠–⁠18:00 UTC :hammer: ARK persistent identifiers: affordable long-term citation and access to cultural heritage (Slot Americas)
17:00–21:00 UTC :hammer: Democratizing authority control: a Zotero-based workflow for decentralized VIAF/Wikidata reconciliation
17:00–21:00 UTC :hammer: Introduction to the Annif automated indexing tool

Tuesday, 18 November

Session 3: Organizing Knowledge

Moderators: @j4lib (Julia Beck) & @nichtich (Jakob Voß)

Time Talk
14:00⁠–⁠14:25 UTC GraphEthno as a use case of the SemGraph methodology
14:25–14:50 UTC Best practices and evaluation criteria for constructing multilingual structured vocabularies for LGBTQ+ libraries and heritages
14:50–15:15 UTC Controlled vocabularies in a graphical user interface for manuscript cataloguing

:coffee: Coffee Break

Time Activity
15:15–15:30 UTC :coffee: :teapot: :cookie: :water_closet:

Session 4: Community

Moderators: @nichtich (Jakob Voß) & @acka47 (Adrian Pohl)

Time Talk
15:30⁠–⁠15:55 UTC Learning to be patient: ten years of implementing standards
15:55–16:20 UTC Linked Open Usable Data for cultural heritage: community building and semantic interoperability in practice
16:20–16:45 UTC SWIB’s influence on one’s research and practice over the past ten years

Wednesday, 19 November

Lightning Talks

Moderators: @Osma (Osma Suominen) & @hudakhan (Huda Khan)

Time Talk
14:00–14:25 UTC SWIB25 Lightning Talks

Session 5: Querying

Moderators: @Osma (Osma Suominen) & @hudakhan (Huda Khan)

Time Talk
14:25⁠–⁠14:50 UTC Enhancing authority files through SPARQL federated queries
14:50–15:15 UTC From triples to text: LLM-based approach to querying Wikibase content

:coffee: Coffee Break

Time Activity
15:15–15:30 UTC :coffee: :teapot: :cookie: :water_closet:

Session 6: Protocols & Standards

Moderators: @acka47 (Adrian Pohl) & @Osma (Osma Suominen)

Time Talk
15:30⁠–⁠15:55 UTC Shacl4Bib – custom metadata validation of library catalogues
15:55–16:20 UTC Purpose and properties of the JSKOS data format for knowledge graphs
16:20–16:45 UTC The Linked Data Event Streams (LDES) profile for cultural heritage datasets

:people_hugging: :waving_hand: Closing

16:45–17:00 UTC