The Programme for the 2011 Repository Fringe which takes place on Wednesday 3rd and Thursday 5th August in Edinburgh.

1. Repository Fringe 2011 Programme
Wednesday 3rd August 2011
(RepoFringe Day 1)
Time Activity Room
09.00 – 09.30 Registration and coffee Atrium/Cafe
9.30 – 19.30 DevCSI Hackathon starts -room available as hackspace Mini Forum
2, Fourth
Floor
09.30 – 09.40 Welcome and Introduction by Prof. Jeff Haywood, VP and G07/A
CIO University of Edinburgh
09.40 – 10.40 Opening Keynote: Eloy Rodrigues, Director of the G07/A
University of Minho Documentation Services
Chair – Stuart Macdonald
10.40 – 11.00 Coffee Atrium/Cafe
11.00 – 12.30 Presentations: G07/A
● Thomas Krichel (Long Island University) –
AuthorClaim (via satellite or similar wizardry)
● Mo McRoberts (BBC Data Analyst) – BBC Digital
Public Space project
● Yvonne Howard (Southampton Univ.) – Campus
ROAR
● Ben Ryan (University of Leeds) – Timescapes Project
Chair – Philip Hunter
12.30 – 13.30 Lunch Atrium/Cafe
13.30 – 15.00 Round Tables:
G07
What Needs to be in a package when transferring into your
repository? (Chair – Ian Stuart & Theo Andrew, EDINA)
OR: G07A
Repositories and Linked Open Data (Chair – Adrian
Stevenson, UKOLN)
OR: G03
Social Media & Repositories (Chair – Nicola Osborne,
EDINA)
15.00 – 15.30 Brief reports from round tables – Facilitator – Robin Rice G07/A
15.30 – 16.00 Coffee Atrium/Cafe
16.00 – 17.00 Pecha Kucha session 1 G07/A

2. Repository Fringe 2011 Programme
Introduction from Chair, Ian Stuart
● Adrian Stevenson (UKOLN) – Linked Open Copac
Archives Hub (LOCAH) project – use of Timemap for
visualising linked data
● Sheila Fraser (EDINA) – Using OpenURL Activity
Data
● Jodie Double (Univ. Leeds) – RePosit
Q&A
● Marie-Therese Gramstadt (VADS) – ‘Kultivating’
artistic research deposit
● Richard Jones (CottageLabs) – SWORD2
● Extra talk: Charles Duncan (Intrallect) – Deposit from
a mobile phone (PK with a difference!) *
Q&A
17.00 – 19.30 Networking Reception and introduction from Mahendra Roof
Mahey to the DevSci Hackathon Terrace and
Garden
19.30 – 02.00 DevCSI Hackathon – Mahendra Mahey, DevCSI Project Mini Forum
Manager (UKOLN) 2
For more information see the DevCSI Hackathon website.

3. Repository Fringe 2011 Programme
Thursday 4th August 2011
(RepoFringe day 2)
Time Activity Room
09.00 – 09.30 DevCSI Hackathon – Show and Tell Sneak Preview (incl. Atrium/Cafe
coffee and breakfast available from 08.30) – Mahendra
Mahey
09.30 – 15.00 DevCSI Hackathon – available to finish off competition Miniforum 2
entries.
09.30 – 11.00 JISC Repositories Takeup and Embedding programme G07/A
project presentations
Introduced by Chair, Laurian Williamson, RSP Project Co-
ordinator for JISCrte programme
● Jackie Wickham (RSP, University of Nottingham) –
Overview of Repository Embedding and Integration
Guide
● Xiaohong Gao (Middlesex University) – MIRAGE
2011 (developing an embedding visualization
toolkit (for 3D images) and a plug-in for uploading
queries)
● Marie-Therese Gramstadt (University of Creative
Arts) – eNova (aims to extend the functionality of
the MePrint profile tool)
● Alan Cope (De Montfort University) – EXPLORER
(create workflows and processes to enable the
embedding of the DMU repository within the DMU
research systems and processes)
● Miggie Picton (Northampton University) – NECTAR
(implement new tools, procedures, and services
to enhance their repository – in readiness for the
needs of the REF and EThOS)
● Chris Awre (Univ of Hull) – implement the
Hydrangea software
● Robin Burgess (Glasgow School of Art) –
Enhancement of the design of their interface
11.00 – 11.30 Coffee Atrium/Cafe
11.30 – 12.00 Mark Hahnel (Imperial College London) – Figshare - G07/A
Publish All Your Data
Chair – Robin Rice
12.00 – 13.00 Pecha Kucha session 2: G07/A
Introduction from Chair, Claire Knowles
● Robbie Ireland & Toby Hanning (Enlighten,

4. Repository Fringe 2011 Programme
Glasgow University) – Glasgow Mini-REF exercise
● Nicola Osborne (EDINA) – Social media and
repositories
● Andy Day & Patrick McSweeney (University of
Southampton) – Harnessing the power of your
institutions research news
Q&A
● Dan Needham & Phil Cross (mimas) – Names
Project
● Mark McGillvray (CottageLabs) – Open Scholarship
perspective
● Stephanie Taylor (UKOLN) – Metadata Forum
Q&A
13.00 – 13.15 Live Demo: Dave Tarrant (University of Southampton) – G07/A
MS Kinect & SWORD v2 deposit
13.15 – 14.00 Lunch Atrium/Cafe
14.00 – 15.00 Round Tables:
Open Scholarship Principles – Jo Walsh & Mark G07
McGillivray (Open Knowledge Foundation)
OR
Mapping the Repository Landscape – Theo Andrew, Peter G07A
Burnhill, Sheila Fraser (EDINA)
OR
How Repositories are being used for REF & repository G03
advocacy – Helen Muir (QMUC)
15.00 – 15.15 Brief reports from round tables – facilitator Ianthe Hind G07/A
15.15 – 16.15 Presentations: G07/A
● Anna Clements & Janet Aucock (St Andrews
University) – PURE-OAR Implementation
● Niamh Brennan (Trinity College Dublin) – CERIFy
● Heather Rea (Beltane Beacon of Engagement) –
Social innovation, research output and engagement
● Siobhán Jordan (ERI) – OpenBIZ – knowledge
exchange between HE & Business
Chair – William Nixon
16.15 – 16.30 DevCSI Hackathon Awards (Mahendra Mahey) G07/A
16.30 – 17.30 Closing Keynote: Prof. Gary Hall (Coventry University) G07/A
Chair – Martin Donnelly
17.30 – 17.40 Closing Comments – Martin Donnelly G07/A
18.00 Evening activities (food, drink, preview week…!) Various
Onwards

5. Repository Fringe 2011 Programme
Friday 5th August 2011
(Post RepoFringe Workshops)
Time Activity Room
10.00 – 12.30 CETIS teaching and learning repositories workshop G07/A
Led by Phil Barker and Lorna Campbell. The full
programme is available on the JISC CETIS webpage.
Morning talks will include:
● Community Engagement in Teaching and Learning
Repositories: ePrints, HumBox and OER – Patrick
McSweeny, University of Southampton
● The ALTO OER Ecosystem – John Casey,
University of the Arts
● The US Learning Registry Initiative, Dan Rehak,
ADL
12.30 – 13.30 Lunch available Atrium
13.30 – 16.00 CETIS teaching and learning repositories workshop
Led by Phil Barker and Lorna Campbell. The full
programme is available on the JISC CETIS webpage.
Afternoon talks will include:
● Getting Bioscience Open Educational resources
into ‘Academic Orbit’. Tales from the OeRBITAL
launchpad – Terry McAndrew, University of Leeds
● Intralibrary and Item Banking – Charles Duncan,
Intrallect Ltd.