Re: Bootstrapping the Web of Things Community Group

http://hbbtv.org/  provides HybridTV standards, likely important for economic chains. A related project called Dtv4all researched usability / accessibility. 

Secondly, energy consumption.  Wether it be smart grid related "things" or ways in which the net can store stuff more efficiently or the way we collect environmental data (perhaps relating to some traditional "public data" spheres.

Ontological info is important for building out rww-ldp, managing privacy, connected devices and interesting new apps.

Will respond with more ideas in the near future.

I think rww-ldp accounts will play a big role, perhaps as one form of implementation. I've got questions over the role of an x509v3 cert based webid (connected to a foaf uri) vs. methodologies that are more inclusive of WoT. 

Data.fm (etc.) provide a working platform to start developing data spaces and apps, which can provide a useful online interface for "things that speak" WoT.

Are there some rdf ontologies you can point me to? 

Also: Web of T(rust/hings) is confusing.  Given trust relies upon things, do we need both as separate works? There's also IoT which seemed to mitigate that problem, but still...  

Cheers.

Timh.
 
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> On 18 Jan 2014, at 4:06 am, Melvin Carvalho <melvincarvalho@gmail.com> wrote:
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>> On 17 January 2014 17:54, Dave Raggett <dsr@w3.org> wrote:
>> The group has been very quiet until now, and I would like to get things moving, especially, as we want your help with the planning the W3C Web of Things Workshop to be held this June somewhere in Europe.  The dates and location are still to be decided. Please let us have your ideas!
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>> The aim of the workshop will be to discuss opportunities for standardization as a basis for interoperability and a thriving ecosystem. To support that we will be looking for examples of use cases, and analyses of requirements and architectures, as well as implementation experiences. Please help us to frame the scope of the workshop in more detail.
>> Which people/organizations should we invite to become part of the workshop's program committee?
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> In terms of invitees, how about:
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>> Send your comments to the Web of Things Community Group mailing list
>>  *  public-web-of-things@w3.org
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>> Please note that note that everyone on the older list (public-wot) have been moved over to the above list. Newcomers to the Web of Things Community Group will be automatically subscribed to the above mailing list.
>> Looking forward to working with you all.
>> -- Dave Raggett <dsr@w3.org> http://www.w3.org/People/Raggett
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