Organized by
The Council on East Asian Libraries (CEAL) of the Association for Asian Studies

Sponsored by
-The IFLA Asia and Oceania Section (RSCAO)
-The Korean Library Association (KLA)
-The Korean Education and Research Information Service (KERIS)
-Yonsei University

Scholarly Information on East Asia in the 21st Century
IFLA Satellite Meeting in conjunction with WLIC Seoul, 2006

Friday, 18 August, 2006
Oesol Hall, Rm 01 & 02, Yonsei University (Sinchon Campus) in Seoul, Korea

Program

08:00-9:00	REGISTRATION
MORNING SESSION 1
09:00-09:20	Introduction, acknowledgements
Keynote Address
09:20-09:40	Satoru Takeuchi: Early Book Paths as Preface to Library Cooperation (TP & TOC)
Digitization of nonroman scripts and digital collections; E-resource management
09:40-10:00	Xian Wu: Digital preservation: commitment and collaboration
10:00-10:20	Junglim Chae: Building digital special collections in Yonsei Library
10:20-10:40	Charlene Chou: Access to Chinese resources in global digital libraries: beyond cooperative cataloging
10:40-11:00	Sun-Ah Key: E-resources management and user services with the YERM
11:00-11:20	MORNING BREAK

MORNING SESSION 2 (Session A) Publishing trends for scholarly information		MORNING SESSION 2 (Session B) E-resources; Digital resources
11:20-11:40	Nanako Takahashi: Analysis of Korean author names in publications -- for considering headings for persons in NACSIS-CAT	Taketoshi Ishikawa: NDL (National Diet Library, Japan) information services on Asia -- focusing on Internet information
11:40-12:00	Yuko Matsuzaki: Sharing East Asian economic experiences: Shashi and transnational corporate activities (tables)	Jung-ran Park: Global access to Korean cultural heritage resources: examination of the current status of digitization practice in the National Library of Korea (NLK)
12:00-12:20	Yunshan Ye: Literature in the age of market economy: new trends in Chinese literary publishing	Hideo Yamanaka: Image data as the bibliographic description for early Japanese books
12:20-12:40	Karen T. Wei: Academic publishing and information service to China scholars in North America	Cathy Chiu: East Asian E-Resources Training and Information Literacy
12:40-13:40	LUNCH

AFTERNOON SESSION 1 Collection Development and Collection Management
13:40-14:00	Hyun-Hee Kim: Building the management model for the national consortium of institutional repositories
14:00-14:20	Amelia McKenzie: New directions for library collections on Asia
14:20-14:40	Glenda Lammers: Cooperative collection development for East Asian collections: determining overlap and unique holdings
14:40-15:00	Gillian Currie: National Gallery of Australia implements project to integrate information into collection management system
15:00-15:20	AFTERNOON BREAK

AFTERNOON SESSION 2 (Session C) Cooperative reference service; Information service; Document delivery		AFTERNOON SESSION 2 (Session D) Cooperative reference service; Information service; Document delivery
15:20-15:40	Hong Xu and Xiuying Zou: Global document delivery and user studies: the Gateway experience	Jiping Wu: Essential Democracy in Action -- Cooperative Cataloging of East Asian Material
15:40-16:00	Jing Liu and Jade Atwill: Bridging East and West with cooperative reference service	Shuyong Jiang: Is faster better? an observation of Chinese vendor records
16:00-16:20	Kyungmi Chun and Jaeun Ku: Collaborative virtual reference service for Korean studies	Hiroshi Motoyoshi: The peculiarity of Chinese orthography, absence of word division requires more flexible matching system
16:20-16:40	Mihyang Park: The strategy and future plan for information service in the National Assembly Library	Hideyuki Morimoto: JTKU bibliographic records loaded in RLG Union Catalog: their compatibility with LC practices for Japanese-language monographic title cataloguing