DCMI 2022

Conférence

In 2022, the twentieth International Conference on Dublin Core and Metadata Applications (DC-2022) is expanding its scope to the whole spectrum of innovation in metadata design, implementation and best practices, with a special focus on challenges and opportunities in a diverse and data-intensive world.

  • In-Person date: 2022 October 3rd to October 5th
  • Virtual date: 2022 October 3rd to October 14th

Two years into the pandemic, the changes and rising needs for information justice and equity prompted the metadata community to reexamine how the metadata community address the biases and prejudice existed in the metadata tools and practices. Creating just, equitable representation of data and information resources and entities plays a significant role in promoting diversity and inclusion. These social and cultural changes coupled with the data-intensive, data-dependent, and data-driven environment demand metadata to be innovative, intelligent, interoperable, sharable, and reusable. Metadata as one of the underpinning dimensions for the digital data era has never been more critical than today. Fashionable fields such as linked (open) data, research data, artificial intelligence, machine learning, digital humanities and open science are dependent upon quality metadata to operate and perform effectively. Besides supporting information and data management, discovery, sharing, conservation, and reuse, metadata has become an invaluable source for analytics and knowledge discovery and make information more accessible for diverse communities. The parallel growth of data and metadata offers new challenges and opportunities for the metadata community to rethink and reposition metadata research and practice in order to stay ahead of the next wave of developments in data-driven environments and diverse cultures

Programme

Date et Heure
03 octobre 2022 05 octobre 2022
Lieu
Université de Washington, Seattle, États-Unis
Présentiel et en ligne

Prochainement

18 mai 2026 21 mai 2026
Conférence - Varsovie, Pologne
Research infrastructures (RIs) are often visualised as a collection of servers, cables, and code. However, at its core, a research infrastructure is a boundary object: a multifaceted entity that sits at the intersection of different social worlds. It is the…
19 mai 2026
Si les bibliothèques universitaires s’investissent de plus en plus dans la description, l’archivage et l’identification des logiciels académiques, il s’avère très utile pour elles de mobiliser des expertises complémentaires afin d’enrichir et de diversifier l’offre de services aux chercheur·euses. “It…
19 mai 2026 21 mai 2026
La première journée sera consacrée à l’outil d’environnement logiciel reproductible Guix. Les deux journées suivantes seront quant-à-elles orientées vers un échange multidiciplinaire autour de la reproductiblité au sens large.
28 mai 2026 29 mai 2026
Rencontre - Bruxelles, Belgique
The 13th General Assembly meeting of the EOSC Association will be held as an in-person, lunch-to-lunch meeting on 28-29 May 2026 in Brussels, Belgium. Among other items, Members will vote on the position paper outlining the preferred governance and funding model for…
En poursuivant votre navigation, sans modifier vos paramètres, vous acceptez l'utilisation et le dépôt de cookies destinés à mesurer la fréquentation du site grâce au logiciel Matomo.
OK
Modifier les paramètres