- From: Miles, AJ (Alistair) <A.J.Miles@rl.ac.uk>
- Date: Thu, 16 Dec 2004 15:53:31 -0000
- To: "'public-swbp-wg@w3.org'" <public-swbp-wg@w3.org>
W3C Semantic Web Best Practices & Deployment Working Group Minutes of telecon for 2 December 2004, 1500 UTC Duration: 60 -90 min IRC log: http://www.w3.org/2004/12/02-swbp-irc Chair: David Wood Scribe: Alistair Miles Please note that SWBP&D WG telecons are for attendance by members and invited experts only. NEW ACTIONS - ACTION: fabio & new RDFTM TF members to post a short biog to SWBP list ACTION: ralph to set up a SETF mailing list, public archive and accessible ACTION: phil to look into setting up a wiki for SETF [4] ACTION: Phil to refine the TF terms of reference and publish as a TF ACTION: Phil to contact all SETF interested parties not on the telecon [6] ACTION: David to help Alistair to pbulish SKOS Core first WD [7] CONTINUED ACTIONS - ACTION: guus send jeremy pointer about numeric ranges and XMLS ACTION: Brian and DanBri need to talk about what need to do for Wordnet document to be good enough ACTION: Jeremy Clarify which parts of UML docs HP is most interested in reviewing ACTION: ralph contact steve pemberton to clarify html wg's position on inclusion of rdf/a in their last call wd. ACTION: Ralph take up TAG-SWBP agenda CG tomorrow 1. ADMINISTRIVIA Roll call Attendees: (phone) Phil_Tetlow, Tom_Baker, Evan_Wallace, Alistair_Miles, Fabien_Gandon, Andreas_Harth, DavidW, Steve_Pepper, Natasha_Noy, Marco, Chris_Welty, Mike_Uschold, jeremy (irc) ChrisW, JeffP, Benjamin, MIkeU Regrets: Deborah 2. ACTION ITEM REVIEW ACTION: guus to note on numeric ranges after the xml datatypes TF has finished COMPLETED ACTION: guus send jeremy pointer about numeric ranges and XMLS CONTINUED ACTION: Brian and DanBri need to talk about what need to do for Wordnet document to be good enough CONTINUED ACTION: VM TF to compile list of sample vocabs for the note COMPLETED ACTION: VM TF with help from Guus to find thesaurus like example and high end ontologies to section 3 DROPPED ACTION: David to contact Eric Miller re his interest in joining the RDFTM TF COMPLETED ACTION: Jeremy Clarify which parts of UML docs HP is most interested in reviewing CONTINUED ACTION: david put software engineering task force on agenda for two weeks time COMPLETED ACTION: david to propose a telecon schedule for the new year COMPLETED http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-swbp-wg/2004Dec/0008.html ACTION: guus to introduce new members from rdftm task force to the wg COMPLETED? ACTION: ralph contact steve pemberton to clarify html wg's position on inclusion of rdf/a in their last call wd. CONTINUED ACTION: Ralph take up TAG-SWBP agenda CG tomorrow CONTINUED ACTION: steve email 13250 to the WG COMPLETED NEW ACTION: fabio & new RDFTM TF members to post a short biog to SWBP list 3. Liaison issues 3.1 Review of SPARQL Message by Jeremy: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-swbp-wg/2004Nov/0102.html short discussion on resulting actions see below. 3.2 Planning of ODM review activity - David proposed to put off till next telecon. 4. SE TF PROPSED to accept a new SE TF, along the lines of Phil's proposal: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-swbp-wg/2004Dec/0005.html Phil T made a general statement supporting the need for this TF, and the opportunities it presents. David supports the idea of the TF, but concerned the scope is too broad, especially as we have many other active TFs currently. There was discussion of scope, with Phil proposing that the sole (initial) deliverable for this TF would be a 'work in progress' document, with goal to generate interest, stimulate discussion in area of 'ontology-driven software engineering'. There was consensus that the original terms of reference need to be refined, but may be provisionally agreed. See full discussion at http://www.w3.org/2004/12/02-swbp-irc PROPOSED: david proposes to stand SETF Second: mikeU ACTION: ralph to set up a SETF mailing list, public archive and accessible ACTION: phil to look into setting up a wiki for SETF ACTION: Phil to contact all SETF interested parties not on the telecon 3.1 Review of SPARQL Message by Jeremy: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-swbp-wg/2004Nov/0102.html short discussion on resulting actions Jeremy outlined that SPARQL to be extended with some functions from XQUERY & XPATH. Using the XQuery functions presupposes that RDF datatypes are XML schema dataypes, therefore interaction with XMLSCH datatypes work. David: we need to include the DAWG in review of XMLSCH TF note. 5. TF REVIEWS 5.4 XML Schema datatypes Jeremy: some progress, need to finish bit on user defined datatypes ... also jeff to add sommething on how DL reasoners interact with this. Also evan has suggested to split the doc ... but I'm opposed, unless sections progress at different speeds. Jeff: good idea to keep as one doc ... because if split into two documents, need to reiterate relationship between RDF & XML datatypes. Jeremy: unless strong reason to split, better as one for now. 5.1 OEP David: deb posted message yesterday ... units & measures has an author ... OWL time waiting for response from chairs ... units & measures is waiting on getting elisa kendle as invited expert. 5.2 PORT Alistair: Have taken in SKOS Core. Want to publish 'SKOS Core Guide'. Initially attempted to publish guide in a way readable by non-RDF people. Too difficult. Proposed to publish an RDF-aware version, and another doc aimed at non-RDF people. Therefore, the guide could get done shortly. David: Thinks that is an excellent idea. Would like to see guide published. Agreed 'SKOS Core Guide' and namespace doc ('SKOS Core Vocabulary Spec') to be published as first WD shortly. ACTION: David to help Alistair to publish SKOS Core first WD 5.3 WordNet No discussion. 5.5 Vocabulary management TomB: dec 6 deadline is slipping a little ... have been in touch with authors ... JimH is still williing to write intro in Jan when we have the technical bits in place ... have been in touch with prism folks about the prism bit ... other big piece is ralph's bit on sorting out which W3C specs are most salient and current for VM ... one important function for this note is as up to date and annotated selction of references ... there are so many notes and specs that touch on the topic, so important to get that piece in place ... so if we get the text about DC, FOAF, SKOS, PRISM, W3C specs ... enough to produce a plausible draft for further discussion in jan ... so all contributions by end of next week please ... so we can have a draft before the hols. 5.6 RDF-in-HTML No discussion. 5.7 ADTF http://esw.w3.org/mt/esw/archives/cat_applications_and_demos.html Fabien: felix entered description of semweb challenges to the ADTF repos ... what about the best way to publish and collect the demos? 5.8 RDFTM Steve: RDFTM TF ahs started, have created a wiki at uni of bologna ... asking TF members to check out existing material linked from wiki and to provide feedback on test cases, bibliography, survey. Fabio Vitali and Valentina Prescutti have volunteered to edit the first deliverable (Survey of existing proposals). Also ralph has some docs to post on W3C website. 5.9 Tutorial Page david: no updates, any suggestion ping tom directly. AOB Telecon Times: David: proposal made to list to have a single telecon time as either 1800 or 1900 UTC every second thursday. General consensus supporting preference for 1800UTC. David: so far we have no reason not to plan for 1800 UTC ... need to confirm with Guus and others on the list. Next telecon is 1900 UTC December 16 use this telecon to catch all comments, other offline comments suggest 1800UTC looks OK. PROPOSED: david proposes to move telecon times for 2005 at 1800UTC on alternating thursdays chris seconds. no objections. MOVED. End of telecon. --- Alistair Miles Research Associate CCLRC - Rutherford Appleton Laboratory Building R1 Room 1.60 Fermi Avenue Chilton Didcot Oxfordshire OX11 0QX United Kingdom Email: a.j.miles@rl.ac.uk Tel: +44 (0)1235 445440 --- Alistair Miles Research Associate CCLRC - Rutherford Appleton Laboratory Building R1 Room 1.60 Fermi Avenue Chilton Didcot Oxfordshire OX11 0QX United Kingdom Email: a.j.miles@rl.ac.uk Tel: +44 (0)1235 445440
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