Digital Libraries 2014 London

METS...Now, and Then: Current and Future Data Models

Workshop at Digital Libraries 2014, London, 11-12 September 2014

• Workshop Proposal
• Welcome and Brief History - Betsy Post, Boston College
• METS 1.x Data Model - Tom Habing, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
• Panel of Experienced Implementers:
  • METS in Heterogeneous Digital Repositories - Rob Sharpe, Operations Director, Preservica Digital Preservation (part of the Tessella Group), Abingdon England
  • METS with docWorks - Joachim Bauer, Senior System Engineer, CCS Docworks, Hamburg, Germany
  • Data Modeling at Europeana - Antoine Isaac, R&D Manager, Europeana, The Hague Area, Netherlands
  • METS at the National Archives of Sweden (SNA) and in Collaborations in Sweden - Karin Bredenberg, Technical Advisor, Metadata, Swedish National Archives, Stockholm County, Sweden
  • METS at the Library of Congress - Nate Trail, Digital Project Coordinator, NDMSO, Library of Congress, Washington, DC
  • Treatment of Key IEEE RAMLET Information Entities Important to METS - Nancy Hoebelheinrich, Principal, Knowledge Motifs, San Francisco Bay Area
  • Presentation - Markus Enders, Technical Architect, British Library, London, re IIIF
  • Digital Preservation in Finland - Juha Lehtonen, Applications Architect, CSC - IT Center for Science Ltd., Espoo, Finland
  • METS 2.0 Data Model - Tom Habing
  • Reactions and Open Discussion (METS Board, Panelists, and Audience)