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IASA 2019 Annual Conference

Stephanie Sapienza

Maryland Institute for Technology in the Humanities (MITH)
Digital Humanities Archivist
College Park, MD

9:30am BST

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

10:30am BST

Refreshments Atrium

11:00am BST

Audiovisual archives - for inspiration, for creativity Theatre 1Richard Ranft • Giovanna Fossati • Judith Opoku-Boateng • Johan Oomen • Leenke Ripmeester

1:30pm BST

IIIF for AV: The International Image Interoperability Framework is no longer just for images BenGLab 2Tom Crane

2:00pm BST

Systematic in-house digitization of legacy media archives: Case study of industrial digitization facilities Theatre 2Manuel Corn

2:30pm BST

The Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision audio digitization system: A case study Theatre 2Tom Lorenz

3:00pm BST

Refreshments Atrium

3:30pm BST

IASA In video Theatre 1Michael Biel

4:00pm BST

General assembly Theatre 1Toby Seay

6:00pm BST

Welcoming reception Atrium

9:30am BST

W2: RDA and audiovisual archives Theatre 2Nadia Lai

10:30am BST

Refreshments / Registration Atrium

11:00am BST

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

12:30pm BST

3:30pm BST

Time-based media: Innovating and maintaining can coexist with open source Theatre 2Casey Davis Kaufman • Karen Cariani • Allison Schein Holmes Aviary: Improving searchability and usability of audiovisual collections Theatre 1Pamela Vizner Oyarce

4:30pm BST

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

9:00am BST

Broadcast archives section open meeting BenGLab 1

9:30am BST

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

10:00am BST

How television archiving became a tool for saving radio and providing access to indigenous culture and language BenGLab 1Jamie Lean

11:00am BST

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 BST

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

12:30pm BST

1:30pm BST

Featured presentation: Lossless compression and other stories from the New York Public Library audio and moving image initiative Theatre 1Rebecca Holte

2:30pm BST

PV1 – The Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision External

9:00am BST

W7: FFmpeg for audio-visual archivists (1) BenGLab 2Joshua Ng • Reto Kromer

10:30am BST

Refreshments Atrium