- From: Bass, Mick <mick.bass@hp.com>
- Date: Mon, 31 Mar 2003 07:25:06 -0800
- To: www-rdf-dspace@w3.org
Minutes from 14 March simile concall, to www-rdf-dspace for the record and reference-ability. -----Original Message----- From: Bass, Mick Sent: Friday, March 14, 2003 2:41 PM To: Kevin Smathers; Bass, Mick Cc: em@w3.org; karger@theory.lcs.mit.edu; Tansley, Robert; Butler, Mark; kenzie@mit.edu; Smathers, Kevin Subject: RE: Minutes (was Re: SIMILE Call 1-2pm Eastern Friday March 14) Thanks Kevin! Mick's corrections below. ---------------------------------- From: Kevin Smathers [mailto:ks@micky.hpl.hp.com] Sent: Friday, March 14, 2003 2:36 PM To: Bass, Mick Cc: em@w3.org; karger@theory.lcs.mit.edu; Tansley, Robert; Butler, Mark; kenzie@mit.edu; Smathers, Kevin Subject: Minutes (was Re: SIMILE Call 1-2pm Eastern Friday March 14) Here are the draft minutes of the teleconference held 3/14/03. Let me know if you have any corrections you would like to have made. Minutes: Simile PI Telecon 3/14/03 Attending: Mick Bass, Mark Butler, Eric Miller, MacKenzie Smith, Rob Tansley, David Karger, Kevin Smathers Agenda: 1. DSpace History System Statement of Work Propose Simile work be done fixed cost: Jason Kinner proposed to fill contract 3-4m SOW items. General agreement to have Jason work on the contract. Mick and David to generate the PO, need to attach justification for contractor. Mick to initiate process with David and Lissa re documentation 2. Immediate next steps for Simile Need: Use cases and project defn History started Initial design discussions Architectural alternatives Cast potential implementation paths into specific work Divide into specific work content for MacKenzie, Karger, Miller posts Tansley, Butler, Bass proposed this timeline Mark and Mick to take discussions on use cases -> reviewable doc Due mid next week. History system procurement being started up. Karger and Bass leading. Use case doc review next Friday, this meeting. All to prepare. Design workshop to occur in Bristol: - Initial conversations about alternatives for implementation - Genesis use? - Karger's Haystack stuff - Plus use cases => write up alternatives with first read on concensus - publish to http://web.mit.edu/simile Use April 4 conf call to discuss alternatives. May write strawman position descriptions re each proposal May slip to April 15 instead if orgs can't follow timeline. Mid to late April get job postings up, start work by begin July. Q: What do PIs need to provide to make design workshop successful? A: prompt response to queries re use cases & insights or refs you think we should be considering re architecture in light of use cases. Mark: Want contribution so that we get shared ownership. Unfortunate that PIs aren't participating in design workshop directly. Mark: Probably iterative process -- need to cycle around through use cases, design, clarification, redesign. Will need to get full group together. Mick: Agree re iterative. Mid to late April workshop in Cambridge seems reasonable. <David joins> Rob: Sounding boards before workshop to get a few positions on the table, need something more than a blank worksheet. Mick: Workshop is to move from blank sheet to set of questions that we can respond to as PIs Eric: Propose 9th-10th of April Mick: ok. Kevin: Will be at DOCsec in Baltimore 7-10th Mick: Need several sessions of 90m to 2h each. (one 4hrs slot) Mick: Proposal: Wed. 9th lunch@noon, 1-6pm working meeting. Kevin to report on availability. Fallback 1-5pm Thu 10th. 3. Miscellaneous: Future times for telecons in question. All PIs are not available at any time for Thu or Fri. Need to either move to another day or deconflict -- try Thu, Fri with iteration. Action: Dave, MacKenzie, Eric to unconstrain Th/Fr availability where possible, and resubmit to Mick. Mick: Conference presentation submission, request comments if we have any. Request David consider student to Bristol wrt design workshop David: Please explain goals of workshop Mark: Communicate use-cases to people so that they can plan ahead and get involved in design Dennis to sit down with Genesis, and explore Haystack as a use case for Genesis. David: Could either send Dennis or David Huyn or Nick Matsakis; need info re: workshop to decide which/whether to send. Mark, Mick (and Kevin) action: inform re flavor of sessions so that David & MacKenzie can id people appropriate. Mark: May be rushing workshop; need use-case data to feed into workshop. ?: Not an analytical design doc, but id of dependencies on external projects. Workshop to remain as is until Mark and Mick can propose sessions, desired outcomes. Eric: Barbara Attilic -- Virtual International Authority File -- Barbara considers Davids ideas applicable to VIAF; VIAF aplicable to SemWeb. 300k records VIAF test app is in place (phase 1) and useing OAI to sync repositories. Phase 4 will link authorities on the web. Personal names, corporate names, geo context, etc. Prototype vocabs as classifications for articles that they plan to purchase Targeting use cases as putting up name/authority files or subject classification systems so that others can map their data into it. VIAF is applicable to that use. Deutsche Bibliotek is interested in this as well. If we get to integrating lookup services, and a testbed such as Sloan to see how it can be done, then VIAF is an applicable use. Barbara is very interested in getting Libraries integrated into the SemWeb. OCLC is only newly involved, but LOC has been working on this for past week. Stumbling block is working with three major library systems... but as this progresses Barbara expects to put up page on LOC site. Early ppt presentations available -- but later presentations a bit more promising. Action: Eric to contact Barbara, seek permission to redistribute appropriate materials to SIMILE team and/or to www-rdf-dspace@w3.org as appropriate. General agreement to use www-rdf-dspace@w3.org mailing list for publicly-accessible simile discussions, as well as general RDF/DSpace/Libraries topics. Eric: Generally sees need for recipes or guidelines for other groups to webify their data for better integration with other peoples systems. EOF On Fri, Mar 14, 2003 at 09:50:31AM -0800, Bass, Mick wrote: > Updated Agenda: > > 0. Appoint scribe > > 1. Review and roundtable comments, > DSpace History System Statement of Work > > including GO / NO GO commision decision > > 2. Review and roundtable comments, > SIMILE short-term plan > > 3. Other discussion > bass Future Conf Call logistics > butler/bass Bristol design workshop (butler / bass) > miller Barbara Tillett, LOC, VIAF (Virtual International Authority > Files) > > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: Bass, Mick > > Sent: Wednesday, March 12, 2003 4:47 PM > > To: 'em@w3.org'; 'karger@theory.lcs.mit.edu'; Tansley, Robert; > > Butler, Mark; 'kenzie@mit.edu' > > Subject: SIMILE Call 1-2pm Eastern Friday March 14 > > > > > > SIMILE Investigators Phone Conference > > > > Friday March 14 > > 1pm - 2pm Eastern > > > > > > - *Toll Free Access Number: > > 866-639-4752 > > - Toll Access Number: > > 574-935-6705 > > - Participant PIN: > > 2536617 > > > > > > Agenda: > > > > 1. Review and roundtable comments, > > SIMILE short-term plan > > > > 2. Review and roundtable comments, > > DSpace History System Statement of Work > > > > including GO / NO GO commission decision > > > > 3. Other discussion > > Bristol design workshop > > > > ============================================= > > Mick Bass > > > > > > Manager > > Research and Business Development > > Digital Media Systems Program > > HP Laboratories > > Hewlett-Packard Company > > 1 Cambridge Center > > Cambridge, MA 02142 > > > > > > 617.551.7634 office 617.551.7650 fax > > 617.899.3938 mobile 617.627.9694 residence > > bass@alum.mit.edu mick_bass@hp.com > > ============================================= > > > > -- // .--=, .....::://::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.. (o O & kevin_smathers@hp.com :::::::://:::://://://:/:://::||_// / V K :::::://:::://:/:|//'/' // _,|' r , 'qk :'''/____ // / // |_// // || .'~. .~`, kls \_/-=\_/
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