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IASA 2019 Annual Conference

Marie O'Connell

University of Auckland
Team Leader - Cultural Collections
New Zealand

https://library.auckland.ac.nz/about-us/collections/special-collections/amps

8:30am

Registration Atrium

9:00am

Opening Theatre 1Toby Seay

9:30am

Keynote: AI for sound: A future technology for sound archives Theatre 1Professor Mark Plumbley

10:30am

Refreshments Atrium

11:00am

Discography committee open meeting BenGLab 1Filip Šír Technical committee open meeting Theatre 2Lars Gaustad

12:00pm

Assessing video standards for endangered languages archives Theatre 2Leah Pappas • Bradley McDonnell The role of audiovisual archives in music heritage sustainability: Conditions for accessibility and reuse Theatre 1Diane Thram

12:30pm

2:00pm

South African memory: After the Rivonia Trial, new steps, new challenges BenGLab 2Nkwenkwezi Languza • Vincent Fromont

3:00pm

Refreshments Atrium

4:00pm

General assembly Theatre 1Toby Seay

6:00pm

Welcoming reception Atrium

9:30am

Scotland’s Sounds: Fostering creativity in our archives BenGLab 2Alistair Bell W2: RDA and audiovisual archives Theatre 2Nadia Lai

10:30am

Refreshments / Registration Atrium

11:00am

Handle with care: Managing radio collections related to the second world war Theatre 2Florence Gillet • František Štambera • Carolyn Birdsall • Richard Ranft • Bas Agterberg • Friedrich Dethlefs Archiving Austin City Limits: Applying software development methodologies to audiovisual archiving Theatre 1Amanda Moore

11:30am

Don’t let perfect be the enemy of the good: The balance of increased output and quality preservation Theatre 1Ross Garrett

12:00pm

Presenting the United States presidents BenGLab 2Laurie Austin • Sarah Cunningham

12:30pm

1:30pm

Ghosts of the popular: Theoretical and historiographic perspectives from the Hidden Years Music Archive BenGLab 2Schalk Van der Merwe

2:00pm

Digitizing a century of native voice and song at the Autry Museum BenGLab 1Liza Posas • Yuri Shimoda

2:30pm

The extraordinary fate of Charles Wolff's record collection BenGLab 1Thomas Henry

3:00pm

Refreshments Atrium

3:30pm

Aviary: Improving searchability and usability of audiovisual collections Theatre 1Pamela Vizner

4:00pm

Intellectual property right as part of preservation standards BenGLab 1Marjolein Steeman

4:30pm

AI AI O[H]: Speech recognition, text analysis, and oral history Theatre 1Doug Boyd • Kevin Bradley

9:00am

Drawing the floor plans of your future BenGLab 2Aaron Bittel

9:30am

UNESCO on the air: The digital transformation of a global radio history BenGLab 1Adam Cowling • Eng Sengsavang

10:00am

How do tomatoes sound, 1969-2019? Theatre 1Ricarda Franzen How television archiving became a tool for saving radio and providing access to indigenous culture and language BenGLab 1Jamie Lean

10:30am

Refreshments Atrium

11:00am

Core developments in audiovisual metadata: A standards update Theatre 2Rebecca Fraimow • Jean-Pierre Evain Clean and link your metadata with alignments BenGLab 1Tim Manders

11:30am

Why I am an (broadcast) archivist Theatre 1Shubha Chaudhuri • Ilse Assmann

12:30pm

2:15pm

Plenary Theatre 1Toby Seay

2:30pm

PV1 – The Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision External

9:00am

W4: Overview of IASA-TC 06 Guidelines for Video Preservation: Formats, Carriers and Workflow Theatre 1George Blood • Peter Bubestinger-Steindl • Andy Martin • Lars Gaustad • Carl Fleischhauer • Somaya Langley • Kate Murray

10:30am

Refreshments Atrium

11:00am

W13: Europeana Media: Using IIIF/AV to improve online audiovisual collections Theatre 2Sally Reynolds • Mathy Vanbuel • Erwin Verbruggen • Marco Rendina • Abiodun Ogunyemi

12:30pm

1:30pm

W11: NEMOSINE - The future of media storage Theatre 1Kerstin Herlt • Nadja Wallaszkovits • Juan Ignacio Lahoz Rodrigo

3:00pm

Refreshments Atrium

3:30pm

Executive board and officers of committees and sections closed meeting BenGLab 1Toby Seay

7:00pm

IASA 50th Anniversary Dinner External