2007- IAMSLIC: Changes on the Horizon

Date: October 7-11, 2007
Location: Hyatt Sarasota, Sarasota, Florida
Hosts: Susan Stover and Barbara Butler

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	Sunday, October 7
1:00	Executive Board Meeting (Board Room)
6:00-8:00	Welcome reception and paperback book exchange (Hyatt Sarasota, Florida Room & Pool Area)
	Monday, October 8
8:15-9:00	Coffee
9:00-9:30	Conference Welcome (Joan Parker, IAMSLIC President) Introduction (Barbara Butler, IAMSLIC President Elect, Convener) Announcements and Introductions (Susan Stover, Local Host) Welcome (Dr. Kumar Mahadevan, Mote Marine Laboratory)
9:30-10:15	Florida’s Ailing Corals: New Directions for Coral Reef Research Dr. Kim Ritchie, Mote Marine Laboratory Invited Speaker
10:30-11:15	Coral Reefs Under Multiple Stresses: The Western Indian Ocean Case Study Mrs. E.A. Nyika and Dr. C.A. Muhando, University of Dar es Salaam
11:00-noon	First IAMSLIC Business Meeting Joan Parker, IAMSLIC President
1:00-2:30	Biodiversity Heritage Libraries as a Model for IAMSLIC. Cathy Norton, The Fisheries and Oceans Canada Virtual Library and Document Archive Pamela Olson, Marcia Croy VanWely, Lori Collins and Gordon Miller
2:30-4:00	Poster session with break (with Key Lime Pie and/or Chocolate Torte)*** • AFRIAMSLIC, by Marian Jiagge • CYAMUS, by Amy Butros • EURASLIC, by Barbara Schmidt, Jan Haspeslagh and Bart Goossens • LATIN AMERICAN REGIONAL GROUP, by Guillermina Cosulich • PIRG, by Jane Barnwell • SAIL, by Susan Stover • Integrating Content Communities Into Your Libraries, by Virginia Allen and Beth Avery • Analysis of the Mexican Scientific Production in Marine Science: 1994-2005, by Irene Beltrán, Centro de Investigación y de Estudios Avanzados Unidad Merida, Mexico • 11th International Coral Reef Symposium (2008), by Kathy Maxson, Nova Southeastern University Oceanographic Center • There Ain’t No Such Thing As Free Software, by Lenora Oftedahl, Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission • The Impact of Hurricane Katrina on Mississippi Gulf Coast Libraries, by Joyce M. Shaw, Gunter Library, Gulf Coast Research Laboratory, MS, USA • Read About Reefs, Susan Stover and Emily Swiger, Mote Marine Laboratory, FL, USA • Managing Chaos- Creating a Database of Online Reports About South Florida, by Susan Weiss, Florida International University
4:00-5:00	Does History Serve Conservation? Sidney Holt, Invited Speaker
6:30-8;30	Sunset Cruise Field Trip (no host, snacks and drinks available for purchase on board and dinner on your own)
	Tuesday, October 9
9:05-10:15	One Document at a Time: Small-Scale Digitization Projects Panel Discussion: Peter Brueggeman, Barb Butler, Janet Webster Development of an African Marine Science Repository for Electronic Publications (OceanDocs): Experience of the Institute of Marine Sciences Edna Nyika, University of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
10:30-noon	Digital Preservation: the Test of Time Priscilla Caplan, FCLA PICES Publications: Where’s the Value? Brian Voss, NOAA Janet Webster, Oregon State University. NOAA Institutional Repository Pilot Project and Other Outreach Activities. Linda Pikula, NOAA
Noon-1:30	Move to Selby Public Library for lunch and afternoon program
1:30-1:40	Welcome to Selby Public Library: Sarabeth Kalajian, Director of the Sarasota County Library System
1:30-1:40	Aquatic Commons Initiative: the Repository and Harvester Stephanie Haas, University of Florida Fred Merceur, IFREMER
3:30-4:30	Vendor Updates: Elsevier, ProQuest/CSA, NHBS
4:30-5:00	When Caches of Unexpected Primary Sources and Significant Original Data are Bequeathed to a Marine Laboratory Dr. Ernest D. Estevez, Mote Marine Laboratory Invited Speaker
5:00-6:00	Executive Board Meeting
6:45	SAIL Dinner Business Meeting at Mote Marine Laboratory (all others— dinner on your own)