2017 APLAP Conference – Korea
Moving towards a big data era: The roles of parliamentary libraries and research services
The 11th Conference of the Association of Parliamentary Librarians of Asia and the Pacific was held at the National Assembly Library in Seoul, South Korea, from 26-28 April 2017.
Information book and conference program
Download the 2017 APLAP Conference – Infomation Book.
Download the 2017 APLAP Conference Program.
Presentations
Opening ceremony
Opening address: Eun Chul Lee—Chief Librarian of the National Assembly Library
Welcoming address: Dianne Heriot—APLAP President
Congratulatory address: Jaecheol Shim—Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly
Keynote speech
Donna Scheeder—President of the International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions
Session 1 (part 1): Environmental scanning—information technologies, trends, and impacts
DaaS (Data as a Service) for National Assembly Libraries (3.7mb)
Sam Oh—Sungkyunkwan University, Korea
Technology trends with digital transformation (7.33mb)
Seungyun Lee—Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute, Korea
Focus 39
The most precious data of Thailand – paper (256kb)
Jintana Iamkong & Preyanuch Klovutiwat—The National Assembly Library of Thailand
Brains of the Legislature (858kb)
Toshiyuki Yamada– Legislative Research Service of the National Diet Library, Japan
Session 1 (part 2)
The promises and pitfalls of big data: parliamentary perspectives (225kb)
Paper (186kb)
Dianne Heriot—Australian Parliamentary Library
Sunil Kesari & Urmila Sharma—Lok Sabha Secretariat, India
Recent developments at the Parliamentary Library of Fiji (591kb)
Asha Kumar—Parliamentary Library of Fiji
Focus 39
About a report entitled “Comparative research report related to a Bill” (611kb)
Dongmi Seo—National Assembly Research Service, Korea
The New Zealand Parliament’s Library and Research Service (2mb)
Chris Cliff—New Zealand Parliament Library and Research Service
Paper (41kb)
Sochetra Kim—General Research Department, Cambodia
Strengthening parliamentary capacity (358kb)
Pisey Sorn—Parliamentary Institute of Cambodia
Session 2: Targeting customers for better services
Strategic utilization of big data for parliamentary libraries and research services (352kb)
Joonhwa Jung—National Assembly Research Service, Korea
Paper (164kb)
Catherine Lorimer—Australian Parliamentary Library
Jiwon Park—National Assembly Library, Korea
Focus 39
The Congress and the Congressional Library of Micronesia (1.13mb)
Nercy Syne-Simina—Congressional Library of Micronesia
Parliamentary Library of Tonga (1.1mb)
Fataimoemanu Leki—Tonga
Human Network Service (2.6mb)
Jeonga Park & Eunsol Shim—National Assembly Library, Korea
All in One House: Library, Archives and Museum of the House of Representatives (8mb)
Emma Rey, Divina Medina, Rosemarie Balidoy—Philippines
Session 3 (part 1): Promoting services – big data applications and practical issues
Big Data and Knowledge (185kb)
Paper (242kb)
Fiona Allen—Australian Parliamentary Library
The Big Data Era: The Role of Sri Lankan Parliamentary Library and Research Services (648kb)
Paper (68kb)
P.H.N. Premasiri & S.L.Siyath Ahemed—Sri Lanka
Towards a Big Data-as-a-service for Legislative Research in the National Assembly Library of Korea (2.1mb)
Mikyung Song & Jieun Lim—Korea
Session 3 (part 2)
Outside the Box: A Non-Library Technological Solution for Research Service Management (1.9mb)
Paper (62kb)
Chris Cliff—New Zealand Parliament Library and Research Service
Snapshot of the Legislative Council Library (249kb)
Wai-Fung Cheung—Legislative Council Library, Hong Kong
Additional paper
Leiwia Gwendoline Moli—Vanuatu
Photos
Photos: Mr Seongil Hong and Ms Hyomi Kim. See also the photos from the first APLAP conference in Korea in 1990 below.
First APLAP Conference – Korea – 1990
