Schedule

Workshop Schedule

June 1 — Where we are
9:00	Welcoming remarks
9:15	Keynote talk #1	Ulf Rehmann: The DML, its actual state and possible future development
9:45-11:15	Panel #1:	State of the art of local DMLs
10:30-11:30	Coffee
10:45-12:15	Panel #2:	Technical challenges, opportunities, goals, strategies
12:15	Lunch
1:30	Keynote talk #2:	Gert Greuel: On access infrastructures to digital libraries
2:00	Keynote talk #3:	Anders Wändahl: Mathematics literature in Low-Income Countries: availability and issues
2:30	Panel #3:	Data bases, digital libraries, encyclopediae
2:30	Panel #4:	Developing countries
4:00	Tea
4:30	Keynote talk #4:	Michael Doob: New hardware/software and some implications for smaller digital libraries
5:00	Keynote talk #5:	Marek Niezgodka: Decoupling is a golden rule - not only for software architecture
5:30	Break out sessions	Semantics and Services for the WDML What impact will the coming cloud-based information services have on the WDML?
June 2 — Where we want to go
9:00	Keynote talk #6:	Masakazu Suzuki: Adaptive method for the digitization of mathematical journals
9:30	Keynote talk #7:	Joshua Gans: Alternative Models for Contribution
10:00	Coffee
10:30	Panel #5:	Business models, libraries, publishers
10:30	Panel #6:	Mathematical search
12:00	Lunch
1:30	Keynote talk #8:	Jim Pitman: Collected and Selected Works
2:00	Keynote talk #9:	Thierry Bouche: From EuDML to WDML: next steps
2:30	Panel #7:	Copyright and licensing for bibliographic metadata
2:30	Panel #8:	Funding agencies and societies
4:00	Tea
4:30	Break out sessions	Sustainable Copyright Ecosystems for DML
June 3 — How do we get there?
9:00	Keynote talk #10:	John Burns: Digital libraries & the scholarly information lifecycle
9:30	Keynote talk #11:	Michael Trott: Mathematical Search
10:00	Coffee
10:30	Break out sessions	Taking Back Our Rights: Copyright and Publishing in Mathematics
11:30	Reports from break out sessions and further discussion
12:00	Closing