SATURDAY, Oct. 16	MBL--Loeb 308 & Candle House 104/105



	8:30-9:00	Coffee



	9:00-10:45	Workshop A (am): HTML and Web Databases [Abstract]

				David Remsen, Marine Biological Laboratory, Information

				Services Division

				(Knowledge of basic HTML tagging is assumed.)

	10:45-11:00	Break 



	11:00-1:00	Workshop A (pm): Web Design and Graphics [Abstract]

				David Remsen

				(Knowledge of basic HTML tagging is assumed.)



	1:00-2:00	Lunch at Café Swope



	2:00-4:30	Candle House 104/105



			Workshop B: Roundtable: All About Ariel

				Jan E. Heckman, University of Connecticut, Avery Point,

				Leader

				John Eilts, RLG, Inc.







SUNDAY, Oct. 17		MBL--Lillie, Candle House, Marine Resources Center

	

	11:45		Coffee (MRC 310)

			

	12:00-1:00	Subcommittee Meetings 

				Membership:  Victoria Welborn (Lillie 103)

				Training:  Beth Avery (Candle House 104)

				Resource sharing: Jim Markham (Candle House 105)



	

	1:00-5:00	Executive Board Meeting (MRC 310)



	5:00-9:00	Registration/Information outside Swope Center Meigs Room

				

	7:00 pm		 MBL Swope Center Meigs Room



			Reception Honoring the Past Presidents 

			Musical entertainment by The Treblemakers

			IAMSLIC timeline and photo show





MONDAY, Oct. 18		MBL Lillie Auditorium



			Special Session ~ ~ From the Crow's Nest ~ ~ Special Session

				With the Boston Library Consortium and regional RLG libraries



	7:30-5:00	Registration/Information (Lillie Lobby)



	7:30-9:00	Coffee (Lillie Lobby & Lillie 103)

			Exhibitors (Lillie Lobby & Lillie 103) 



	9:00-10:00	Keynote: Millennial Libraries: Media and Meaning  [Abstract]

				Walt Crawford, Research Libraries Group, Inc. [Bio]



	10:00-10:10	Questions



	10:10-10:50	Keynote: Information Technology and Science

				Dr. Jerry Melillo, Co-Director, Ecosystems Center, MBL [Bio]



	10:50-11:00	Questions



	11:00-11:15	Coffee (Lillie Lobby and Lillie 103)

			Exhibitors (Lillie Lobby)

			Guin Silent Auction (Lillie Auditorium)



	11:15-12:15	Keynote: Legalities of Electronic Information

				Attorney Karen Hersey, Massachusetts Institute of Technology [Bio]

				Powerpoint Lecture Slides



	12:15-12:30	Questions



	12:30-2:00	Lunch at Café Swope



	2:00-3:00	Keynote: The Use of Marine Organisms in Biomedical Research

				Dr. John Burris, Director, Marine Biological Laboratory [Bio]



	3:00-3:30	Film: "The Marine Biological Laboratory"



	3:30-4:00	Tales of Yore: Past Presidents Roundtable

				Eleanor Uhlinger,Leader



 	4:00-4:15	Break (Lillie 103)

			Exhibitors (Lillie Lobby)

			Guin Silent Auction (Lillie Auditorium)



	4:15-4:45	President's Report: the State of IAMSLIC

				Pauline Simpson, Southampton Oceanography Centre, UK



	4:45-5:30	Business Meeting 



	5:30 +		Dinner on your own





TUESDAY, Oct. 19	MBL Lillie Auditorium

	

	8:00-2:30	Registration/Information (Lillie Lobby)	



	8:00-9:00	Coffee (Lillie Lobby & Lillie 103)

			Exhibitors (Lillie Lobby & Lillie 103)

			Guin Silent Auction (Lillie Auditorium)



	9:00-9:50	Keynote: History of Cod Fishing

				Dr. Steven Murawski, Chief, Population Dynamics, National Marine Fisheries Service



	9:50-10:00	Questions



	10:00-10:15	Building Web Resources: Utilizing the Primary Resources in Archive Collections [Abstract]

				Paula J. Wolfe, University of Arizona



	10:15-10:30	Encoded Archival Description: an Introduction [Abstract]

				Susan von Salis, Radcliffe College



	10:30-10:45	Coffee (Lillie Lobby and Lillie 103)

			Exhibitors (Lillie Lobby)

			Guin Silent Auction (Lillie Auditorium)



	10:45-11:30	Keynote: Electronic Journal Collections

				Marshall (Peter) Clinton, University of Toronto [Bio]



	11:30-11:40	Questions



	11:40-12:00	Timeliness of Electronic Journal Issues versus Print [Abstract]

				Shelley Shaffer, Scripps Institution of Oceanography, UCSD

	

	12:00-12:15	Evolving an Instruction Program [Abstract]

				Susan S. Berteaux, Scripps Institution of Oceanography, UCSD 

	

	12:15-12:30	New Models of Library Service: Is the Era of Departmental Libraries at an End? [Abstract]

				Melissa A. Wong, University of Southern California 



	12:30-2:00+	Catalyst Cacophony Lunch

			If you are interested in joining an open discussion on any of the topics, 

			please meet with the designated catalysts in the restaurants indicated. 

			Sign up at registration.

					

			Space Planning: (Black Duck) 

				Eleanor Uhlinger, University of Rhode Island

				Janet Webster, Oregon State University



			Developing Instructional Resources: (Black Duck)

				Susan  S. Berteaux, SIO, UCSD



			HOT Software: (Captain Kidd)

				Steven Watkins, California State University, Monterey Bay



			IAMSLIC in the Millennium: (Captain Kidd)

				Pauline Simpson, University of Southampton,UK

				Stephanie Haas, University of Florida

				Linda Pikula, NOAA Miami Branch 



	2:00 +		Tours:

				MBL (Marine Biological Laboratory) and Woods Hole Village (Laurel Moore)

				MBL Marine Resources Center (David Remsen)

				WHOI (Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution) (Maggie Rioux) 

				Martha's Vineyard Island (on your own)



	7:00pm		Coffee (Lillie 103)

			Executive Board Meeting (Lillie 103)

 



WEDNESDAY, Oct. 20	WHOI Clark Laboratory 507

	

	7:00-8:30	Early morning coffee (Swope Dining Hall)	

		

	8:30-9:00	Coffee



	9:00-10:00	Keynote: Society's Impact on Coastal Ecosystems: Problems and Solutions [Abstract]

				Dr. Judith E. McDowell, Sea Grant Director, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution [Bio]



	10:00-10:15	Trends in Aquatic Science Reseach: Classification Analysis of the ASFA Database [Abstract]

				Craig Emerson, Cambridge Scientific Abstracts 



	10:15-10:30	The Evolution of a Database: from KWOK Index to the Web [Abstract]

				Pamela Olson, Institute of Ocean Sciences, Canada & Anna Fiander, Bedford Institute of Oceanography, Canada 



	10:30-10:45	Entrez and Transgenic Fish: Learning Genomic Databases on the Web [Abstract]

				Courtney Ann Shaw, Smithsonian Institution Libraries 



	10:45-11:00	Break

			Posters			

			Guin Silent Auction (Clark 509)



	11:00-1:00	Virtual Poster Tour



	1:00-2:00	Lunch--Clark 



			Special Session ~ ~ Mini Workshop on Data ~ ~ Special Session


	2:00-3:15	Keynote: Life and Times of Metadata

				Anne O'Donnell Ball, Program Manager, NOAA Coastal Services Center, Information Resources [Bio]



	3:15-3:30	Break

			Posters

			Guin Silent Auction (Clark 509)

 

	3:30-3:45	NASA's Global Change Master Directory: Fostering Collaborations for

						Earth Science Information and Data Retrieval [Abstract]

				Gene R. Major, NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center 



	3:45-4:00	GIS Applications to Maritime Boundary Definitions: Diplomacy On and Under the Sea [Abstract]

				Tracie Penman, MRJ Technology Solutions, Virginia 



	4:00-4:15	What Can We Hear by Listening to ATOC ? [Abstract]

				Victoria Welborn, University of California, Santa Cruz



	4:15-5:00	Business Meeting



	5:00-6:00	Executive Board Meeting



	7:00-8:00	Café Swope	

			Happy Hour 

			Musical entertainment by The Rum-Soaked Crooks

			Followed by a group photo on the Swope stairs



	8:00 pm +     	MBL Swope Meigs Room

			25th Anniversary Celebration Clambake 

			Musical entertainment by The Rum-Soaked Crooks

			T-Shirt Swap





THURSDAY, Oct. 21	WHOI Clark Laboratory 507 



	7:00-8:30	Early morning coffee (Swope Dining Hall)

	

	9:30-9:45	Coffee

			Posters

			Guin Silent Auction (Clark 509)



	9:45-10:00	Ubiguitous Digital Identifiers for Grey Literature [Abstract]

				Kimberly Douglas, California Institute of Technology



	10:00-10:15	EURASLIC President's Report [Abstract]

				Sofia Goulala, National Centre for Marine Research, Greece



	10:15-10:30	IOC and its Databases: an Update [Abstract]

				Peter Pissierssens, IOC (Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission) of UNESCO, France



	10:30-11:15	Break

			Posters

			Guin Silent Auction Winners!



	11:15-11:30	Web-Based Surveys: Programming, Methodology, Statistical Significance [Abstract]

				Jan E. Heckman, University of Connecticut, Avery Point



	11:30-11:45	Z39.50 is In Your Future [Abstract]

				Virginia Allen, Lamar University, Texas

	

	11:45-12:00	Web-Based Awareness Services [Abstract]

				Sally Stone, Elsevier Science, UK



	12:00 		Box lunch and bus tour to: (leaving from Clark)

			Provincetown and Cape Cod National Seashore

	

	 6:00		Bus leaves from Provincetown to Falmouth & Woods Hole



	

FRIDAY, Oct. 22		Harvard University & Library of the MCZ

					

	7:00-8:00	Early morning coffee (Swope Dining Hall)



	8:00		Bus leaves from the Swope Conference Center to the

			University Museums of Natural History (MCZL), 26 Oxford Street, Cambridge

			(luggage storage will be available at Harvard)



	8:10		Bus leaves Ramada Inn in Falmouth

			(luggage storage will be available at Harvard)



	9:30-10:30 	Coffee (MCZ 1st floor) 



	10:30-12:30	Welcome and Speakers (MCZ Room 101)



			Remarks

				Nancy Cline, Librarian of Harvard College

				Prof. James J. McCarthy, Director, Museum of Comparative Zoology



			Introduction to the Ware Collection of Glass Flowers

				Susan Rossi-Wilcox,

				Administrator of the Glass Flowers, Harvard University Herbaria



	12:30-1:00	Closing of the Conference



	1:00-3:00	Lunch on your own and Harvard Tours

			(Library staff at MCZ will call Logan airport shuttles for you upon request.)

																	

			Glass Flowers

			Harvard Libraries

			Harvard University, Museum of Comparative Zoology, Ernst Mayr Library

			Harvard Museum of Natural History

	

	5:00		Bus to Falmouth & Woods Hole