Memory institutions and the social fabric of the Web Dr Liz Lyon Director, UKOLN MLA Partnership Digital Agenda Scoping Group June 2006 UKOLN is supported.

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Memory institutions and
the social fabric of the Web
Dr Liz Lyon
Director, UKOLN
MLA Partnership Digital Agenda Scoping Group June 2006
UKOLN is supported by:
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www.ukoln.ac.uk
A centre of expertise in digital information management
“ Technorati now
indexes >44.1M blogs “
http://www.ideum.com/blog/26
Survey of “museum blogs” in
March 2006: “museums have
been slow to develop blogs and
community sites”
Blended worlds…..
Cultural tourist?
http://www.43places.com/
“Architecture of Participation”
http://www.flickr.com/photos/joemagicdeveloper/139378339/
http://www.steve.museum/
“Architecture of Participation”
Massive
digitisation
projects
http://www.opencontentalliance.org/
UK participants include:
National Archives
Natural History Museum
Microsoft MSN Book Search
BBC Creative
Archive
http://creativearchive.bbc.co.uk/
Click-Use Licences: Office of Public Sector
Information (OPSI) http://www.opsi.gov.uk/click-use/
Licensing
options?
“Podagogy”?? Blended
worlds….. Leisure and
learning? Formal and
informal approaches?
http://www.flickrmap.com/
Avian flu outbreaks mashup - Nature January 2006
Data from
FAO, WHO…
+Google Earth
Reflections……
The cultural space now reflects the “two-way Web”grassroots meets the institution?
People are capturing and sharing their personal
collections, lives and memories
Sector boundaries are fuzzier: blended culture, tourism, leisure &
learning
Opportunities for engaging (new) audiences and building
communities
…..Consider interactions with the physical world
Requirement for integrated digital infrastructure
Discovery, linking,
citation
Personal data
capture: images, text
Presentation services:
portals
Search,
harvest
Data analysis,
transformation,
mining, modelling
Aggregator
services
Harvest
Deposit
Culture,
Learning,
Leisure
workflows
“Cultural
knowledge
cycle” Vs 0.x
Data curation,
preservation: e-Depot,
deep archives, data
centres
Personal
collections
Deposit
Museums, libraries,
archives
digital repositories
Digitisation
Deposit
Linking, citation
Physical artefacts
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“JISC Vision”: a global landscape of
federated repositories
• Multi-disciplinary, crosssectoral
• e-Framework and Information
Environment context
• National, institutional
• Define common + domainspecific + repository “services”
• Different platforms
• Many format types: data,
eprints, images, geospatial
heterogeneous - metadata
formats, content formats,
identifiers, packaging
standards
homogeneous - metadata
formats, content formats,
identifiers, packaging
standards
repository
• Interoperability based on open
standards, software tools
From Andy Powell: http://www.ukoln.ac.uk/distributed-systems/jiscie/arch/presentations/jiie-jcs-2005/
repository
repository
repository
repository
fusion layer ‘repository federator’
portal
portal
portal
portal
portal
Digital repositories, OA & preservation
• Long-term access: trust, responsibility, policy
• Trusted DR Audit Checklist for Certification Draft Research
Libraries Group-NARA Taskforce 2005 criteria in 4 categories
–
–
–
–
Organisation
Functions, processes & procedures
Designated community & usability
Technologies & technical infrastructure
• UK Digital Curation Centre: advice, tools & services
• RepInfo Registry
http://www.dcc.ac.uk/
• EU CASPAR Integrated Project
http://www.casparpreserves.info/pages/1/index.htm
• Task Force on the Permanent Access to the Records of
http://tfpa.kb.nl/
Science
• MLA Preservation in the Regions, DPC Mind the Gap Reports
• Assuring Permanent Access to Cultural Materials?
Adding value: repository services
• Tools: for deposit, normalisation,
manipulation, transformation…..
• Citation, linking, annotation,
visualisation
Knowledge
extraction:
• Aggregators: generic, sectoral, (sub-)
disciplinary
• Mining (data, text, structure)
• Modelling (virtual worlds…)
• Analysis (lexical, image….)
Nature 23 March 2006
OTMI: Open Text
Mining Interface
http://www.nactem.ac.uk/
Emerging tools: TerMine,
GENIA, Cafetiere