DLF Forum 2018

Presentations
 
Integrating Online Archival Description and Digital Objects using Drupal
Seth Shaw
University of Nevada, Las Vegas, United States of America
 
The University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Libraries is working on integrating archival finding aids and digital objects into a single interface using Drupal. This work-in-progress session will describe our work integrating two in-development projects: Islandora CLAW (https://islandora.ca/CLAW) and ArchivesSpace/Drupal8 Integration (https://github.com/jasloe/archivesspace-drupal).
 
 
Making Copyright and Fair Use Work for Software Collections Managers
Brandon Butler
University of Virginia, United States of America
 
Librarians present the brand-new Code of Best Practices in Fair Use for Software Preservation, coordinated by the Software Preservation Network and others with funding from the Sloan Foundation. Attendees will “test-drive” the Code, through scenarios leading to discussion.
 
 
Participatory Design for Software Preservation and Emulation Services
Jessica Meyerson(1), Seth Anderson(2)
1: Educopia Institute; 2: Yale University
 
Facilitators will begin with an introduction to emulation and a demo of the EaaSI system. Facilitators will engagement attendees in a participatory design exercise to identify new and refine existing EaaSI features. Results of the design exercise will inform future development of the EaaSI system.
 
 
Implementing new research data management services at Los Alamos National Laboratory
Brian Cain, Martin Klein
Los Alamos National Laboratory, United States of America
 
This snapshot will provide an overview of the challenges in implementing new research data management services at Los Alamos National Laboratory. This talk will highlight the successes and failures in promoting data sharing, data infrastructure, and data services outreach within the unique confines of a National Nuclear Security Administration Laboratory.