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		David Uspal – Project Grab Bag
- Javascript baed (for accessibility)
 
- Data stored in JSON file
 
- SVG graphic
 
- Uses the Raphael.js library – just use HTML5 instead
 
- Search by: ocation, person, call number
 
- To do:
- decouple from CMS (Concrete 5)
 
- SVG path generation as a web application
 
- add more configurable options (colors, etc.)
 
 
- started at the Indianapolis Museum of Art
 
- easy to create a mobile tour application
 
- currently iPhone/iPod, plans to expand
 
- Drupal CMS back-end (new version released 1/25/2012)
 
Robert Haschart – Adding Publicly-Accessible Hathi Trust Items to Your Solr-based Discovery System
- Assumptions:
- Solr-based index
 
- SolrMarc used for indexing
 
- only want publicly-accessible items
 
- MARC record based with one Solr record per title
 
 
- list of Hathi-items and download
 
- tweak SolrMarc index specification
 
- add all Hathi records to your index, and adjust interface code to display records correctly
 
- download daily updates, merge updates
 
- Code not yet available
 
Jeremy Nelson – Aristotle a Django based Discovery Layer
- See it in Action
 
- originally forked from Kochief
 
- refactored to use Sunburnt for Solr interactions
 
- developed custom authentication middleware with Millenium
 
- did web redesign
 
- Code on Github
 
Dennis Schafroth – Turbo MARC in YAZ Library
- Problem: XSL transformation on MARC XML  is slow
 
- Rule: combined the element with tag/code value when value is allowed
 
- Pazpar2 became twice as fast
 
- a lot faster, but not official standard
 
Yuka Egusa, Masao Takaku – Recovery of Minamisanriku Town Library from Tsunami Disaster
- implemented technical support for a library system – thanks to OSS and cloud service
 
- Amazon’s wish list for books needed from supporters
 
- library can announce library service and daily activities on Facebook
 
- Next-L Enju OSS search system
 
Ed Summers – jobs.code4lib.org
- Jobs are posted
 
- Tags allow to see all the jobs with that tag
 
- OpenID log in
 
- pushes to twitter @code4lib
 
- pushes to mailing list
 
- Code on Github
 
Christopher Spalding – Search in a Blender
- works for ExLibris
 
- collect results and sort
 
- works in VuFind and Solr
 
Erik Hetzner – Strategy for c4l voting
- majoritarian: top-rated talks are chosen
 
- no representation for small parties
 
- each voter gets unlimited votes, 0-3 points
 
- Plurality-at-large
 
- Cumulative voting
- number of votes up to talks, but can allow multiple votes
 
 
- Hacking
- the way done now, reduces to plurality at large
 
 
- Fix
- limit points users can assign
 
- and/or only users to give one vote to teach talk
 
- or adopt a proportional representation system
 
 
- Inspire by Numbers Rule: The Vexing Mathematics of Democracy
 
Lightning Talks That Didn’t Happen