ELAG 2018 Presentations
The Delicate Dance of Decentralization and Aggregation by Ruben Verborgh
Blending and Deblending Data in the Daily Routine of a University Library by Wolfgang Stille
Hydras to TACOs: Evolving the Stanford Digital Repository by Christina Harlow, Erin Fahy
The ARCLib Project: An Open-Source Solution for Long-Term Preservation by Michal Růžička
The Datahub Project: De/blending Museum Data by Matthias Vandermaesen
ABC: Amsterdam Blended Collections – The Local Amsterdam Cultural Heritage Linked Open Data Network by Lukas Koster
In Out, In Out, and Shake It All About: a Moving Story of Data by Jane Stevenson
Enriching Library Metadata with API’s by Lucas Mak
Rethinking the IT System Architecture by Henrike Berthold
Pushing SKOS by Felix Ostrowski, Adrian Pohl
Blend and deblend Linked open data in a Consortium by Jordi Pallarès
Machine for Automatic Subject Indexing Using ToC by Jan Pokorný
DeepGreen – Blending Data to Transform the German Scientific Publication Landscape to More Open Access by Thomas Dierkes, Julia Goltz-Fellgiebel
From XML to MARC: RDF behind the scenes by Yann Nicolas
Largest Koha Installation of 1,130 Public Libraries in Turkey by Mengu Yazicioglu
ELAG 2018 Lightning Talks, June 7
Making Wikidata fit as a Linking Hub for Knowledge Organization Systems by Joachim Neubert
Data Quality Flea Market by Péter Kiraly
Shareable Authority by Jing Wang
Linked data is dead? by Lassi Lager
RIJKS MUSEUM by Chris Dijskshoorn
Blending/Reblending Library Services: Supporting Reproducible Science by Harrison Dekker
ELAG 2018 Lightning Talks, June 8
Links quality for/by human and machines by Aline Le Provost
Using Cucumber for Collaboration by Rurik Greenall
SOLR TOTAL. 1 000 MARC Fields. 2 000 Indexes by Yann Nicolas
Library Carpentry. Software and data skills for library professionals by Tim Dennis
A Lightning Talk on Manuscripts and IIIF by Leander Seige
ELAG Community by Lukas Koster and Christina Harlow