SWIB26 Programme

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Monday, 16 November

On Monday, five hands-on 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
04:00–08:00 UTC	Getting started with local LLMs

Workshops Europe / Africa (parallel sessions)

Time	Workshop
08:00–12:00 UTC	DIY automated metadata creation with Annif: use cases, experiences and advances
08:00–12:00 UTC	Getting started with nanopublications: creating, publishing, and querying structured knowledge on a decentralized network
08:00–12:00 UTC	Learning entity-oriented metadata with EntEdit

Session 1: Opening

Moderators: tba

Time	Talk
14:00⁠–⁠14:10 UTC	Opening address (Silke Schomburg, Klaus Tochtermann)
14:10–14:50 UTC	Keynote: Interactional foundations for critical AI literacies
14:50–15:15 UTC	How we learned to stop worrying and love the CUNY BoT bot

Coffee Break

Time	Activity
15:15–15:30 UTC

Session 2: Generative AI in GLAM

Moderators: tba

Time	Talk
15:30–15:55 UTC	Open LLMs as Potential Metadata Enrichment Agents for Keyword Assignment
15:55–16:45 UTC	AI policy community session

Workshops Americas (parallel sessions)

Time	Workshop
17:00–21:00 UTC	Hands-on cataloging workshop: official RDA in a Wikibase cloud sandbox

Tuesday, 17 November

Session 3: Controlled Vocabularies

Moderators: tba

Time	Talk
14:00⁠–⁠14:25 UTC	From strings to things to Wikipedia links
14:25–14:50 UTC	Subject navigator: making multilingual subject indexing visible through cross-thesaurus Linked Data reconciliation
14:50–15:15 UTC	Editing tools for controlled vocabularies and ontologies – experiences from the National Library of Finland

Coffee Break

Time	Activity
15:15–15:30 UTC

Session 4: Managing Metadata

Moderators: tba

Time	Talk
15:30⁠–⁠15:55 UTC	From metadata to FAIR assertions: nanopublications for libraries
15:55–16:20 UTC	Multilingual metadata in action: migrating EU publications from MARC21 to a native RDF workflow
16:20–16:45 UTC	SPARQL CONSTRUCT for data cleaning, transformation, and enrichment

Wednesday, 18 November

Lightning Talks

Moderators: tba

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

Session 5: Metadata Profiles

Moderators: …

Time	Talk
14:25⁠–⁠14:50 UTC	From SHACL profile editing to metadata interfaces: forms and search for knowledge graphs across domains
14:50–15:15 UTC	Tapir: A visual editor for tabular application profiles

Coffee Break

Time	Activity
15:15–15:30 UTC

Session 6: Knowledge Graphs

Moderators: tba

Time	Talk
15:30⁠–⁠15:55 UTC	From OPAC to knowledge graph: IN.LOD and the semantic enrichment of institutional library ecosystems
15:55–16:20 UTC	GEMEA: Germany’s cultural memory as a linked knowledge graph
16:20–16:45 UTC	Research Contribution Claim Network

Closing

16:45–17:00 UTC

[cthoyt]

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Lightning

I’d be interesting to give a lightning talk on the Semantic Farm, an interdisciplinary integrative registry of ontologies, controlled vocabularies, and other terminology artifacts. I’ll highlight how it supports data standardization and integration by providing an actionable standard for URIs, CURIEs, and prefixes appearing in semantic web artifacts; drawing on use cases from the humanities and social sciences consortia of the German NFDI (Nationale Forschungsdateninfrastruktur).

Sorry if this suggestion is too late compared to the other submissions, but it appears the schedule still has lightning talks TBA and I was just suggested by colleagues to get in touch. Please let me know if there’s a preferred way of proposing such a talk.

Cheers,
Charlie Hoyt
RWTH Aachen University
https://cthoyt.com / ORCID

[AnkasZBW]

@cthoyt It will be possible to sign up for Lightning Talks anytime until that session is almost upon us, so you are not too late! Actually you are extremely early – we will set up a topic for that a few weeks/days before the conference.