
#WebArchiveWednesday – 01 September 2021

17.00 (IRE) / 18.00 (CEST)
Session: Welcome to #EWA4DH
Dr Juan-José Boté (University of Barcelona) / Bio
Sharon Healy (Maynooth University) / Bio
Michael Kurzmeier (Maynooth University) / Bio
17.10 (IRE) / 18.10 (CEST)
Session: Connecting Communities
Chair: Dr Juan-José Boté (University of Barcelona)
Prof. Niels Brügger, Prof. Valérie Schafer, Prof. Jane Winters
WARCnet. Web ARChive studies network researching web domains and events
S. Healy; Dr O. Holownia; M. Kurzmeier; J. Webber
Web Archives – Researcher Skills & Tools Survey (WARST)
17.30 (IRE) / 18.30 (CEST)
Session: Digital “Living” Archives and the News
Chair: Prof. David Malone (Maynooth University)
Dr Kalev Leetaru / Bio / Video Presentation
What type of research questions can be answered with GDELT?
Quick Break / Scíth

18.15 (IRE) / 19.15 (CEST)
Session: Showcase – Post-grads & Early Career researchers
Chair: Sharon Healy (Maynooth University) and Dr Olga Holownia (IIPC)
(University of Cape Town)
Research Data Management and Sharing Practices of Researchers in Web Archive Studies
Dr. Eamonn Bell / Bio
(Trinity College Dublin / Durham University)
Wrangling web archive URLs and inferring site structure with Python
(Manchester Metropolitan University)
Tools and methods for analysing configurations of web design: A case study of the CSS Zen Garden source code
Michael Kurzmeier / Bio
(Maynooth University)
Extracting Information from Cybercrime Archives
Quick Break / Scíth

19.15 (IRE) / 20.15 (CEST) / 13.15 (Huntsville)
KEYNOTE
Chair: Dr Juan-José Boté (Universitat de Barcelona)
The Keynote is available to view online from the CCSDS website
/ Data Archive Interoperability Working Group Presentations

Dr David Giaretta
On behalf of the Consultative Committee for Space Data Systems (CCSDS), Data Archive Interoperability (DAI) Working Group)
Report on Development of the OAIS Suite of Digital Preservation Standards
20.15 (IRE) / 21.15 (CEST): Final Comments
&
Goodnight & Thank You
Am le dul a Leaba


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