Professor Julian Richards
Director
Julian has overall responsibility for the ADS and Internet Archaeology, representing the ADS and Internet Archaeology at key strategic events, in key partnerships, and high-profile projects.
Julian has overall responsibility for the ADS and Internet Archaeology, representing the ADS and Internet Archaeology at key strategic events, in key partnerships, and high-profile projects.
Tim has responsibility for all day-to-day operations of the ADS and Internet Archaeology. Tim also maintains and develops key partnerships (UK focus), managing ADS DAC responsibilities and strategically important projects, including HERALD, the redevelopment of the OASIS system.
Jo is responsible for the establishment and operational delivery of the HSDS for users and depositors. Liaising with funders and partners, Jo manages the strategic development of this new service and represents the HSDS at national and international level.
Katie is responsible for promoting the ADS digital preservation services, providing deposit advice and developing strategies and costings for depositing data with the ADS. Katie is also responsible for maintaining and developing key partnerships and projects with a collections focus.
Richard researchs and expands ADS partnerships and its income streams by extending its accredited digital archive service to the archaeological profession, and other sectors.
Hugh is responsible for providing deposit advice and developing strategies and costings for depositing data with the HSDS.
Olivia is responsible for accessioning and archiving datasets deposited with the ADS, creation of Special Collections for archives (including database interfaces) and providing supervision to the archives team by overseeing the implementation of policies that ensure collections are managed according to best archival and curatorial practice.
Becky is responsible for accessioning and archiving datasets deposited with the ADS, creation of Special Collections for archives (including database interfaces), providing technical advice to Depositors, and raising awareness of ADS collections and services.
Valeria is responsible for archiving collections containing 3D data and undertaking digital preservation processes for bibliographic records. She also carries out general curatorial tasks to facilitate the smooth running of the ADS and support the Digital Archivists.
Marco is responsible for archiving smaller collections, general curatorial tasks, and raising awareness of ADS collections and services.
Solange is responsible for archiving smaller collections, general curatorial tasks, and raising awareness of ADS collections and services.
Leonora is responsible for archiving smaller collections, general curatorial tasks, and raising awareness of ADS collections and services.
Burcu is responsible for archiving smaller collections, general curatorial tasks, and raising awareness of ADS collections and services.
Tasmin is responsible for archiving smaller collections, general curatorial tasks, and raising awareness of ADS collections and services.
James is responsible for archiving smaller collections, general curatorial tasks, and raising awareness of ADS collections and services.
Kieron has oversight for the development and maintenance of appropriate data and technical metadata standards, including the Guides to Good Practice, to ensure that our standards reflect the needs of the designated community and best practice for preservation.
Evelyn is responsible for developing and monitoring data and technical metadata standards for the Heritage Science Data Service (HSDS), providing guidance for depositors, advising on file formats and metadata, and participating in data curation.
Jamie is responsible for improving the ADS applications stack and enhancement of services. Jamie also leads the ADS team of developers in evolving best practices and skills training.
Paul is responsible for maintaining the ADS systems stack and developing and maintaining the ADS Collection Management System, large applications, and providing oversight of technical standards.
Mark is responsible for developing the HSDS front-end applications, and providing technical expertise and leadership to the development of strategic HSDS services and systems.
Jo is responsible for developing large applications, principally OASIS, and providing general maintenance and technical support for all ADS staff where required.
Adam is responsible for developing engaging front end web applications and interfaces, such as image collections and reference catalogues.
Patrick is responsible for designing, building, and administering new and existing databases that underpin front-end applications and interfaces for the delivery of data on the ADS and HSDS websites.
Jamie assists in maintaining and optimising digital infrastructure, with a focus on virtual machine and database systems.
Holly manages and implements the ADS contribution to a range of major international research projects, including ARIADNEplus and SEADDA. Holly is also responsible for maintaining and developing key partnerships with an International and Higher Education focus.
Sarah provides research and project management support across several major European research projects, including ARTEMIS, AUTOMATA and ECHOES.
Émilie is the lead for metadata workflows as part of the ATRIUM project: working on enhancements for enriching ADS metadata, integration of controlled vocabularies and gazetteers, mapping to metadata standards and ontologies, and data wrangling, cleaning, and transformation.
Judith is the Editor for the open access online e-journal Internet Archaeology. Internet Archaeology is archived by the ADS shares the same infrastructure and management.
Nicky manages the design and delivery of training for ADS depositors and end-users in ADS resources and areas of expertise. Nicky is also responsible for overseeing the ADS communications group.
Grace supports the development and maintenance of content for both the ADS and HSDS website and social media. Grace also assists in the development of training materials.
Ewan is the Training Officer for the Heritage Science Data Service (HSDS), where he is responsible for designing and delivering training to users of the service.
Jen is responsible for dealing with queries submitted through the ADS Helpdesk, providing routine costings for commercial enquiries, raising invoices and managing other finance related activities.
Lydia is responsible for raising purchase orders and invoices for the ADS and HSDS, and provides administrative support for ADS and HSDS research projects.
Anett supports the day-to-day administration and financial operations of the ADS, managing records, raising purchase orders and invoices.
Jenny O’Brien, Mckenna Crowe, Teagan Zoldoske, Amy Baker, Catie Reagan, Richard Paxford, Toby Pillatt, Dr Ray Moore, Donna Page, Nicole Beale, Louisa Matthews, Leontien Talboom, Lei Xia, Angie Creswick, Michael Charno, Georgie Field, Catherine Hardman, Tony Austin, Neil Gevaux, Dr Stuart Jeffrey, Jen Mitcham, Jonathan Bateman, Stewart Waller, Dr Keith Westcott, Frances Condron, Kate Fernie, Dr Jon Kenny, Dr William Kilbride, Dr Paul Miller, Maureen Poulton, Dr Damian Robinson, Marcus Smith, Dr Alicia Wise, Emma O’Riordan, Gary Nobles.