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PERSONS – DATA – REPOSITORIES
| Location: | Germany |
| Workshop Date: | 2010-09-27 (Archive) |
| Date Submitted: |
2010-06-18 |
| Announcement ID: |
176994 |
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The workshop „Persons – Data – Repositories“ focuses on biographic research in digital science environments. Biographies of historical persons and person information are the central points of interest. This is closely connected to the requirement of making accessible and connecting the continously growing and diffusely dispersed databases of related information.
High priority falls to the development of tools for handling person data which allow to merge scientific information and to preserve diversity of methods. This requires co-operative and decentral concepts. The change of working methods in the humanities gives rise to the question for new perspectives of data usage, which is also connected to legal questions. The workshop offers an open platform for presenting and discussing these topics.
The workshop is organized by the DFG funded project „Person Data Repository“ and will take place at the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities. It is possible to present an own project within a poster session. There will also be time to discuss specific topics and individual questions in smaller groups at organized discussion tables.
– Program –
Monday, 27th September 12am–6pm, Einstein-Saal of the Academy
- topic: Electronic biographic research. Person and narration in the digital world
- keywords: data modelling, data structuring
- afternoon: poster session
- evening: public lecture
Tuesday, 28th September, 9am–6pm, Einstein-Saal of the Academy
- topic 1: Electronic biographic research (continuation of Monday)
- topic 2: Knowledge networks. Possibilities of exchanging research data
- keywords: interfaces, web services, repositories, grids, co-operative models, data acquisition, mash-up, open access, open data, legal questions
- afternoon: organized discussion tables
Wednesday, 29th September, 9am–12am, Leibniz-Saal of the Academy
- topic: Workflow. From input to investigation
- keywords: working instruments, visualization, usability, research aims, usage perspectives
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Torsten Roeder
Personendaten-Repositorium
Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities
Jaegerstrasse 22/23
10117 Berlin
Germany
Phone +49 / 30 / 20370–264
Fax +49 / 30 / 20370–600
Email: roeder@bbaw.de
Visit the website at http://pdr.bbaw.de/workshop
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