Conference 2006 presentation files

Tuesday, May 23 (workshops)
Wednesday, May 24
Thursday, May 25
- Poster sessions
Friday, May 26

Tuesday, May 23

Workshops

W1: A Gentle Introduction to DDI: What's in it for Me?
Jim Jacobs, University of California, San Diego, and Wendy Thomas, University of Minnesota
- Evolution of Data Documentation
- Looking into the future ...
W2: Introduction to GIS
Karl Longstreth, University of Michigan
W3: Introduction to Data Librarianship [ web / PDF ]
Paul Bern, Syracuse University
W4: Building an SDA Archive [ web / PDF ]
Tom Piazza and Charlie Thomas, University of California, Berkeley
W5: Hands-On DDI 3.0 - Concept, Structure, and Tools
Jim Jacobs, University of California, San Diego, and Wendy Thomas, University of Minnesota
W6: Statistical Literacy and Learning Objects
Milo Schield and Cynthia Schield, W.M. Keck Statistical Literacy Project
W7: Using ATLAS.ti to Explore Archived Qualitative Data
Libby Bishop and Louise Corti, UK Data Archive, University of Essex

Wednesday, May 24

Plenary 1: Cyberinfrastructure and the Social Sciences

Moderator: Myron Gutmann, ICPSR, University of Michigan
Speaker: Daniel Atkins, School of Information, University of Michigan;
Discussant: Bjorn Henrichsen, Norwegian Social Science Data Services;

Concurrent sessions

A1: Leading Users to Knowledge: Data Librarians to the Rescue
Session chair: Stuart Macdonald, University of Edinburgh
- Keeping Current in Social Science Data (Without Paddling Upstream) [ web / PDF ]
  Joanne Juhnke, University of Wisconsin-Madison
- Education on the Fly for the Accidental Library Data Professional: Design Your Professional Publication
  Michele Hayslett, North Carolina State University Libraries
- Social Science Data Librarianship: A University Curriculum
  Fredric Gey, University of California at Berkeley, and Frank Olken, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
- Blending Traditional and Data Librarianship
  Jennifer Darragh, Pennsylvania State University; Paula Lackie, Carleton College; and Tiffani Conner, University of Connecticut

A2: The Essential Role of Metadata in Resource Discovery
Session chair: Tess Trost, Texas Tech University (retired)
- Everything but the Kitchen Sink: Building a Metadata Repository for Time Series Data at the Federal Reserve Board
  [click on hyperlinks within powerpoint to view web pages]
  San Cannon and Meredith Krug, Federal Reserve Board
- Research-Based Metadata Requirements for a BLS Reports Archive
  Scott C. Berridge, John J. Bosley, and Daniel W. Gillman, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
- The Madiera Portal: Unified Access to European Data Resources
  Alette Gilhus Mykkeltvedt, Norwegian Social Science Data Services
- Enabling Discovery, Integration, and Understanding of Criminal Justice Statistical Information: Developing a Metadata Application Profile
  Carol A. Hert, University of Washington, Tacoma, and Sheila O. Denn, University of North Carolina

A3: Innovations in Data Dissemination
Session chair: Dan Tsang, University of California at Irvine
- What's New With SDA? [ web / PDF ]
  Tom Piazza, University of California at Berkeley
- Sociometrics
  Josefina J. Card, Sociometrics Corporation
- University Information System RUSSIA: Database and Value-Added Service for Investigations of Life Quality and Economic Welfare of Households and Individuals in Russia
  Tatyana Yudina, and Anna Bogomolova, Moscow State University

B1: Institutional Repositories and Social Science Data: Supporting the Data Life Cycle
Session Chair: Ann Green, Digital Life Cycle Research and Consulting
- Research and IR Cohabitating
  Chuck Humphrey, University of Alberta;
- Highlights from the .Open Access Timeline
  Robin Rice, EDINA, University of Edinburgh
- Cultural Policy & the Arts National Data Archive (CPANDA): Model, Mission and Services
  Larry McGill, Princeton University;
- Institutional Repository (IR) Models
  Ron Jantz, Rutgers University Libraries
- Deep Blue
  Jim Ottaviani, University of Michigan Library

B2: Managing Metadata: Archival Processing
Session chair: Wendy Thomas, University of Minnesota
- Efficient Ingest of Datasets in a Two-Stage Archival Process: The First Phase - Easy-Store
  Marion Wittenberg and Rutger Kramer, DANS - Data Archiving and Networked Services, The Hague, The Netherlands
- Metadata Management: The Forgotten World of the Back Office
  Anne Etheridge, Economic and Social Data Service (ESDS)
- Smart Qualitative Data: Methods and Community Tools for Data Mark-Up (SQUAD)
  Louise Corti and Libby Bishop, UK Data Archive
- Building Infrastructure and Alliances to Meet Common Goals: "The Creation of a Canadian Public Opinion Data Index"
  Laine Ruus, University of Toronto, and Lois Timms-Ferrara, Roper Center for Public Opinion Research, University of Connecticut

B3: Compare and Contrast: Using Cross-National Data
Session chair: Jane Weintrop, Columbia University
- International Comparative Data: Advice to Neophytes [ web / PDF
  Susan Hook Czarnocki, McGill University
- Evaluating the Quantity and Quality of Publicly Available Cross-National Crime Data
  Janet P. Stamatel, University at Albany
- Let's Qualify What is Quantified: The Language of Change - Teachers and Their Expressions of Change in Six Countries
  Nora Arato, University of Michigan School of Nursing
- Association of Religion Data Archives
  Brian J. Grim, Pennsylvania State University Survey Research Center and the ARDA (Association of Religion Data Archives)

C1: Data Issues in the Sciences: An Environmental Scan
Session chair: Gretchen Gano, Yale University
- Data Access and Preservation across the Sciences: New Ideas and Initiatives
  Bob Chen, Center for International Earth Science Information Network (CIESIN)
- The Science Commons Data Project
  John Wilbanks, Science Commons
- The Scientific Data Commons and Non-conventional Sources
  Harlan Onsrud, University of Maine

C2: Effective Design for Data-Rich Web Sites
Session chair: Mary Vardigan, ICPSR, University of Michigan
- Evaluation of Web Sites: What Works and What Doesn't
  Sue Ellen Hansen, Survey Research Operations, University of Michigan, and Matthew Richardson, ICPSR, University of Michigan
- Building Data-Rich Web Sites: The Integration Projects of the Minnesota Population Center
  Bill Block, University of Minnesota Population Studies Center
- Best Practices for Designing and Building Highly Interactive and Data-Aware Web Sites
  Mark Gregor, Velir Studios

C3: Effective Strategies for Metadata Management
Session chair: San Cannon, Federal Reserve Board
- International Household Survey Network: Microdata Management Toolkit
  Pascal Heus, International Household Survey Network
- Implementing a National Data Archive in Ethiopia: Challenges and Experience
  Yakob Mudesir Seid, Ethiopia Central Statistical Agency
- Microdata Information System MISSY
  Andrea Janssen, Jeanette Bohr, and Joachim Wackerow, GESIS/ZUMA (Centre for Survey Research and Methodology)

Thursday, May 25

Plenary 2: Disclosure Risk Limitation in Social Science Data: A Plenary in Honor of Pat Doyle

Moderator: Judith Rowe, Princeton University (retired)
Speaker: Julia Lane, National Opinion Research Center;
Discussant: Robert Groves, University of Michigan,
Discussant: Cynthia Cook, Southwestern Ontario Research Data Centre Program;

Concurrent sessions

D1: Data Life Cycle Management and the Digital Repository: FEDORA-Based Initiatives
Session chair: Robin Rice, EDINA, University of Edinburgh
- A FEDORA-Based Institutional Repository to Support Multidisciplinary Collections
  Ron Jantz, Rutgers University Libraries
- Exploring FEDORA's Possibilities to Create a Research Space for the Sciences
  Donna J. Tolson, University of Virginia
- Migrating Numeric Data Collections into FEDORA
  Gretchen Gano, Yale University

D2: Metadata Models: Mining and Retrieval
Session chair: Melanie Wright, UK Data Archive, UK Economic and Social Data Service
- Mine Your Data: Contrasting Data Mining Approaches to Numeric and Textual Data Sources
  Louise Corti, UK Data Archive, and Karsten Boye Rasmussen, University of Southern Denmark
- Metadata by Design and Fielded Metadata: The Poles of a Space in Which Data Processing Takes Place
  Reto Hadorn, Swiss Information and Data Archive Service for the Social Sciences
- The Nature of Data
  Frank Farance, Farance Inc., and Daniel W. Gillman, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

D3: Enabling Access to Data: Promising Approaches
Session chair: Michelle Edwards, University of Guelph
- The Special Licence Model for Access to More Detailed Microdata
  Karen Dennison, UK Data Archive
- UK 2001 Census Microdata: Providing Access to Data Subject to Confidentiality Constraints
  Jo Wathan, University of Manchester
- Open Access Movement and Data
  Jeffrey S. Bullington, University of Kansas Libraries

E1: DDI for the Next Decade: Toward Version 3.0 (Part 1)
Session chair: Ron Nakao, Stanford University
- Locating the Geographic Center of DDI 3.0
  Wendy Thomas, University of Minnesota
- Problems of Comparability in the German Microcensus Over Time and the New DDI Version 3.0
  Jeanette Bohr, Andrea Janssen, and Joachim Wackerow, GESIS/ZUMA (Centre for Survey Research and Methodology)
- DDI Version 3 and Instrument Documentation
  Karl Dinkelmann, Institute for Social Research, University of Michigan

E2: Archival Partners: Handling "Born Digital" Materials
Session chair: Peggy Adams, National Archives and Records Administration
- Peter Granda, ICPSR, University of Michigan
- David Horrocks, Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library
- Marc Maynard, Roper Center; Michael Carlson, National Archives and Records Administration

E3: Applications for Managing and Distributing Geospatial Data
Session chair: Michal Paneth-Peleg, The Hebrew University
- An Update from Statistics Canada
  Bernie Gloyn, Statistics Canada
- Leveraging Resources through Partnerships: A Case Study of a Distributed Web Mapping Service
  Michele Hayslett, North Carolina State University Libraries
- Got Data? Google Map It!
  Paul Bern, Syracuse University

Poster Sessions

Access to Archival Databases
Thomas Brown, U.S. National Archives and Records Administration
Association of Religion Data Archives
Brian J. Grim, Pennsylvania State University SRC and the ARDA (Association of Religion Data Archives)
Building Outreach and Dialogue -- Data Librarianship: the Continuing LIS Education
Tiffani Conner, University of Connecticut; Jennifer Darragh, Pennsylvania State University; Paula Lackie, Carleton College
China Data Explorer
Shuming Bao, University of Michigan China Data Center; Dave Carson, iScience
Connecting Users to Numeric and Spatial Resources: How Are Libraries Faring?
Shawn W. Nicholson, Michigan State University, and Terrence B. Bennett, The College of New Jersey
Creating a Repository of Training Materials: the Canadian Experience
Jane Fry, Carleton University
DAIS KM Suite
Prem Khosla, Health Canada
Data Sharing for Demographic Research Program at ICPSR
Felicia LeClere, ICPSR, University of Michigan
The Data Warehouse on trends in Health and Aging: An Online Data Resource for Health Professionals
Harold Lentzner, U.S. National Center for Health Statistics
Davidson Data Center and Network: Extending the Reach
Patricia Loh, William Davidson Institute, University of Michigan
DDI2StatsProgs: Data Definition Command Generator on the Basis of DDI Documents
Joachim Wackerow, GESIS/ZUMA (Center for Survey Research and Methodology)
Design and Development of Data-Intensive Web Sites
Mark Gregor and Teresa Bailey, Velir Studios
Evaluating Suitability for User Purpose in a Commons of Geographic Data
James Campbell, Harlan Onsrud, Marilyn Lutz, Kenton Williams, and David McCurry, Fogler Library and the Department of Spatial Information Science and Engineering, University of Maine
Geospatial Repository for Academic Deposit and Extraction (GRADE)
Anne Robertson, EDINA
National Infrastructure for Community Statistics
Rebecca Blash, The Brookings Institute
QNEDS Data Warehouse
John Rago, NORC at the University of Chicago
Rarely Used Nesstar Funcionalities)
Irena Vipavc Brvar, Social Science Data Archives, Slovenia
Social Survey Data Archiving in the Philippines
Jeanette M. Ureta, Social Weather Stations
SourceOECD
Joachim K. Doll, OECD
Turning Program Management Data Into a Research Dataset: working With the Department of Commerce to Study Technology Projects in Local Communities
Kate Williams, Dominican university Graduate School of Library and Information Science; Mark Bard and Andrea Wiggins, University of Michigan, School of Information
The UK Economic and Social Data Service: A One-Stop-Shop for Social Science Data Access and Support
Louise Corti, UK Data Archive

Friday, May 26

Plenary 3: Toward a System of Trusted Digital Repositories

Moderator: John P. Wilkin, University of Michigan Library
Speaker: Robin Dale, Research Libraries Group;
Discussant: David McMillen, National Archives and Records Administration;

Concurrent sessions

F1: We All Count: Quantitative Literacy Efforts and Approaches
Session chair: Libby Stephenson, University of California at Los Angeles
- Developing a Framework for Quantitative Literacy: Counting on IASSIST
  Wendy Watkins, Carleton University
- Creating a Repository of Training Materials: The Canadian Experience
  Jane Fry, Carleton University
- Statistical Literacy Survey Results ( paper / presentation )
  Milo Schield, W.M. Keck Statistical Literacy Project, Augsburg College
- European Social Survey Education Net: Research-Like Learning in the Social Sciences
  Atle Jastad, Norwegian Social Science Data Services

F2: Catch and Release: Best Practice Across the Data Life Cycle
Session chair: Chuck Humphrey, University of Alberta
- Producing Archive-Ready Datasets: Compliance, Incentives, and Motivation
  Margaret Hedstrom, University of Michigan
- Two Documents, Three Legs, and Five Stages: Developing an Organizational Response to Digital Preservation Requirements
  Nancy McGovern, Cornell University
- The LEADS Database at ICPSR: Identifying Important Social Science Studies for Archiving
  Amy Pienta, ICPSR, University of Michigan
- What Goes Around, Comes Around: We Must All be Data Curators Now
  Peter Burnhill, University of Edinburgh

F3: Moving Beyond Data to Networked Knowledge
Session chair: Cor van der Meer, Fryske Akademy
- Alternative Ways of Presenting Historical Census Data
  Luuk Schreven and Anouk de Rijk, Netherlands Institute for Scientific Information Services
- Database Developments to Establish Internet Content Services
  Zoltan Lux, 1956 Institute, Budapest
- Delivering Government Data to Lawyers and Journalists
  Susan Long and Linda Roberge, Syracuse University
- Disseminating Survey Information in the Networked World: A UK Resource
  Julie Lamb, University of Surrey

F4: The Big Picture: GIS Data Challenges and Solutions
Session chair: Marilyn Andrews, University of Regina
- State and Local Government Challenges for Geospatial Data Management and Distribution
  Robert R. Downs and Robert S. Chen, Center for International Earth Science Information Network (CIESIN)
- Consideration for Security Issues of Geospatial Information Services in Local Governments
  Makoto Hanashima, Institute for Areal Studies, Foundation / Institute of Information Security
- Organizing Data With Temporal and Spatial References
  Michal Paneth-Peleg, Israel Social Sciences Data Center, The Hebrew University
- Integration of GIS With 2000 China Population Census Data
  Shuming Bao, China Data Center, University of Michigan

What the Hell Were We Thinking?!?! UM's Deal with Google
John P. Wilkin, University of Michigan Library

G1: DDI for the Next Decade: Toward Version 3.0 (Part 2)
Session chair: Pascal Heus, International Hoisehold Survey Network
- DDI 3
  Arofan Gregory, Aeon LLC
- DDI 3
  Jostein Ryssevik, presented by Chris Nelson, Open Data Foundation
- Three Out of Two People Want to Know: The Issues Behind Conversion to DDI 3
  Ken Miller, UK Data Archive

G2: New Standards in Statistics and Data Citations
Session chair: Diane Geraci, Harvard College Library
- Basic Forms of Citation for Statistics and Data: Towards an Accepted Standard
  Gaetan Drolet, Statistics Canada
- A Proposed Standard for the Scholarly Citation of Quantitative Data
  Micah Altman and Gary King, Harvard University
- Tracking and Managing Citations: Data Centers and Best Practices
  W. Christopher Lenhardt, Center for International Earth Science Information Network (CIESIN)
- Challenges and Opportunities in the Implementation of Citation Standards
  Jeri Schneider, ICPSR

G3: Supporting Data Users in a Networked World
Session chair: Tiffani Conner, University of Connecticut
- From Primitive Numbers to Knowledge: How Technology Has Enhanced the Dissemination of Social Science Data
  Chiu-chuang (Lu) Chou, University of Wisconsin, Madison
- Networking in the University Environment: Building Bridges From the Bottom Up
  Jennifer Darragh, The Pennsylvania State University Population Research Institute, and Stephen Woods, The Pennsylvania State University Libraries
- Developing a Social Science and GIS Data Service in a Predominantly Undergraduate Library: Past, Present, and Future
  Suzette Giles, Ryerson University
- Data Services Awareness and Use Survey: What We Learned About Promoting Data Services
  Eleanor Read, University of Tennessee