UKSG Seminar - Open Archives Initiative: application and

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-----Original Message-----
From: Karen Sadler [mailto:uksg@DIAL.PIPEX.COM]
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Subject: UKSG Seminar - Open Archives Initiative: application and
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UK SERIALS GROUP
www.uksg.org

The Open Archives Initiative: application and exploitation
Wednesday 14 May 2003

Both library- and publisher-lead case studies will be presented, including
projects from the JISC FAIR (Focus on Access to Institutional Resources)
programme such as SHERPA (Securing a Hybrid Environment for Research
Preservation and Access), Project RoMEO (Rights MEtadata for Open
archiving) and the DAEDALUS (Data providers for Academic E-content and the
Disclosure of Assets for Learning, Understanding and Scholarship) Project.  
A collaborative project between a publisher, IoPP (Institute of Physics
Publishing), and the RDN (Resource Discovery Network) hub, PSIgate, will
be discussed, and the European project, FIGARO, will describe an
infrastructure for academic e-publishing in Europe.  The Open Citation
Project will be covered and a journal publisher's perspective will be
presented from Emerald.

PROGRAMME

10.00   Registration and coffee

10.30   Welcome and introduction by the Chair and UKSG representative
      	Frances Boyle, Electronic Resources Manager, Oxford University
	Library Services

10.40   Scholarly communication and OAI: what are the issues for journal
	publishers? Kathryn Toledano, Director: Business Development, 
	Emerald

11.10   PSIgate Knowledge Exchange: using OAI to share information
	John Blunden?Ellis, PSIgate/GEsource Service Manager,
	University of Manchester
	Paul Meehan, PSIgate Technical Manager, University of
	Manchester

11.40   Break

11.50   Project RoMEO: addressing the IPR issues relating to the
	self-archiving of eprints under the Open Archives Initiative
	Elizabeth Gadd, Research Associate, Dept of Information
	Science, Loughborough University

12.20   The DAEDALUS Project: a case study for the creation of
	institutional repositories
	Susan Ashworth, Senior Assistant Librarian, Glasgow
	University Library

12.50   Questions and summary of the morning session

13.00   Lunch

14.00   SHERPA: institutional repositories
	Bill Hubbard, SHERPA Project Manager, University of
	Nottingham

14.30   The Open Citation Project
	Steve Hitchcock, IAM (Intelligence, Agents, Multimedia)
	Group, University of Southampton

15.00   The FIGARO Project: realising new models for academic publishing
	Bas Savenije, University Librarian, Utrecht University

15.30   Final summing up and close of seminar

Full details are available on our website - www.uksg.org/events.htm
together with an online booking form.

An invoice will be sent with the booking confirmation and may be paid by
sterling cheque, credit card or bank transfer.

Please return your booking form to:
Karen Sadler
UKSG Administrator
15a Stile Road
Headington
Oxford
OX3 8AG
UK
Tel: +44 (0)1865 744279
Fax: +44 (0)1865 742164
E-mail:  uksg@dial.pipex.com