IRC log of simile on 2003-06-27
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- 16:07:28 [RRSAgent]
- RRSAgent has joined #simile
- 16:07:32 [Zakim]
- Zakim has joined #simile
- 16:07:37 [em-scribe]
- zakim, who is her?
- 16:07:37 [Zakim]
- I don't understand your question, em-scribe.
- 16:07:38 [em-scribe]
- zakim, who is here?
- 16:07:38 [Zakim]
- sorry, em-scribe, I don't know what conference this is
- 16:07:39 [Zakim]
- On IRC I see Zakim, RRSAgent, JasonKinner, kevins2, Rob, AndyS, em-scribe
- 16:07:48 [em-scribe]
- arrg... not a w3c call
- 16:08:17 [em-scribe]
- what are the hdl parameters?
- 16:08:26 [em-scribe]
- pointer?
- 16:08:44 [kevins2]
- jason, status update
- 16:08:46 [em-scribe]
- oh! joseki query.. very nice :)
- 16:08:56 [em-scribe]
- more pointers please! :)
- 16:09:34 [kevins2]
- jason, current work based on 1.0.1 of Dspace
- 16:09:51 [kevins2]
- jason, I'm on ipssources now
- 16:10:14 [AndyS]
- Joseki preview (supplied only yesterday) for Jason has inference support
- 16:10:18 [kevins2]
- jason, no visibility of simile project however.
- 16:10:38 [kevins2]
- action Rob to add Jason to simile
- 16:10:55 [kevins2]
- john, cnri debrief
- 16:10:56 [em-scribe]
- very nice :)
- 16:12:13 [kevins2]
- john, cnri presented handles and object repository systems
- 16:12:38 [kevins2]
- john, we also presented some of the simile background to cnri
- 16:12:56 [JasonKinner]
- Pointer to history design document follows.
- 16:12:59 [JasonKinner]
- http://web.mit.edu/simile/www/resources/history-harmony/history-design.pdf
- 16:14:04 [em-scribe]
- thanks JasonKinner... trying to the hdl part of this and listen to conversation at same time
- 16:14:16 [kevins2]
- kenzie, q: should we be having a stronger relationship with cnri?
- 16:14:30 [kevins2]
- kenzie, q: overlap between DOI and Simile?
- 16:15:00 [em-scribe]
- i also dont understand this question?
- 16:15:23 [Rob]
- thanks for scribing, kevin
- 16:15:35 [kevins2]
- john, strong point from meetings -- application and policy and governance layer is distrinct from handle layer
- 16:16:17 [em]
- to clarify slightly... DOI is an application and policy and governance layer is that can be viewed distrinct from handle layer
- 16:16:17 [AndyS]
- (David Karger joins phone conference)
- 16:16:21 [kevins2]
- dk joins
- 16:17:02 [em]
- is anyone other than DOI useing the handle system?
- 16:18:05 [em]
- q+
- 16:18:06 [kevins2]
- kenzie, simile is duplicating ...
- 16:20:16 [kevins2]
- john, dspace doesn't need doi. It is the policy/governance which is of concern, not the technical capabilities of the DOI API.
- 16:20:34 [kevins2]
- john, governance may not even be appropriate to dspace.
- 16:22:27 [Rob]
- kevin: can't see anything Handles can do that DNS can't
- 16:23:54 [AndyS]
- Handles provide a point of indirection at the individual object level
- 16:24:39 [AndyS]
- They could have used more of DNS for the authorities but the object-level is not matched to DNS's ability
- 16:24:42 [kevins2]
- john, whether or not there is a DOI ecosystem, shoudl not impact whether or not simile uses handle system
- 16:25:08 [kevins2]
- john, the set of services is othogonal between DOI and simile -- there are other worlds to consider as well.
- 16:25:26 [kevins2]
- john, using handle system must be an independent decision.
- 16:26:09 [kevins2]
- john, not just indirection -- also type value pairing
- 16:26:52 [kevins2]
- dk, two questions? can we resolve handles? do we use handles for our own data?
- 16:26:52 [em]
- q?
- 16:27:15 [em]
- ack em
- 16:27:28 [AndyS]
- Process: How long do we want to spend on this? Its interesting but not necessarily terminating in 30 mins :-)
- 16:28:01 [kevins2]
- rob, table this discussion
- 16:28:28 [kevins2]
- rob, john, please summarize to the list
- 16:28:36 [kevins2]
- john, action accepted
- 16:28:46 [AndyS]
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- 16:28:58 [kevins2]
- rob, relevant tech doc update
- 16:29:09 [kevins2]
- rob, restructuring document
- 16:29:16 [kevins2]
- rob, will send out later today for comment
- 16:29:35 [kevins2]
- rob, identifying areas of non-concensus
- 16:30:34 [kevins2]
- eric, chandler update
- 16:31:06 [kevins2]
- eric, mitch kapur came to speak to w3c, lcs, and gave presentation on chandler
- 16:31:41 [kevins2]
- eric, Chander is a PIM, w/ 3 components -- wxwindows, python, + rdf
- 16:32:32 [kevins2]
- eric, also talked to haystack the next morning.
- 16:32:50 [em]
- http://osafoundation.org/
- 16:33:44 [kevins2]
- eric, in simile context -- university setting with Chandler -- chandler is normally p2p, but can synch up with groupware
- 16:34:06 [kevins2]
- eric, testing the notion of university setting for chandler, is currently being explored.
- 16:34:14 [kevins2]
- eric, discussed rdf interfaces, etc.
- 16:34:41 [kevins2]
- eric, notion of simile like apps, providing a server to interface with chandler clients
- 16:35:12 [kevins2]
- eric, simple apis of Josecki, http-get, rdf data back is an appealing model
- 16:35:42 [kevins2]
- eric, in future explore requirements or use cases, dissemmination to chandler.
- 16:36:35 [kevins2]
- eric, follow link above to get an idea of chandler.
- 16:37:32 [kevins2]
- dk, chandler + haystack discussed similarities to haystack -- likely value on creating a job for someone to polish haystack UI
- 16:37:44 [kevins2]
- dk, looking for good UI developer.
- 16:38:25 [kevins2]
- dk, use haystack to manipulate chandler model, but need rdf to be exposed more completely.
- 16:38:33 [kevins2]
- dk, ongoing discussions.
- 16:38:39 [kevins2]
- EOF
- 16:38:57 [kevins2]
- rob, use case update tabled.
- 16:39:42 [kevins2]
- kenzie, offsite needs one prepass at clarification and deduplication.
- 16:39:47 [kevins2]
- kenzie, how to edit?
- 16:40:08 [kevins2]
- rob, plain text in email.
- 16:40:44 [kevins2]
- kenzie, have ipsources login
- 16:40:49 [kevins2]
- kenzie, no access to simile.
- 16:41:06 [kevins2]
- rob, action to add all PIs to simile on ipssources
- 16:42:04 [kevins2]
- andy, need learning object from kenzie
- 16:42:30 [kevins2]
- kenzie, will identify a learning object and determine availability
- 16:42:51 [em]
- http://www.imsproject.org/rdf/ is examples for these resources represented in RDF/XML ... its not clear how pervasive this format is in the education community
- 16:43:33 [em]
- http://www.imsproject.org/xml/ is examples in another XML binding ... again, i;m not sure if these are the same as whats out there in the 'wild'
- 16:44:39 [Rob]
- kevin: can close issue 16 from use case document issue list
- 16:48:43 [Rob]
- PIs to read relavant section (4.2.1) and get back to Kevin if there are problems
- 16:49:22 [Rob]
- kevin: Problem is not how to express policy in RDF, easy to translate other languages to RDF -- difficulty is how to express policies about RDF
- 16:49:40 [Rob]
- em: Will provide references for W3C access control system (based on RDF)
- 16:50:10 [Rob]
- john: Don't know how to refer to subgraphs for policy expression -- inference or graph?
- 16:50:23 [em]
- i'll take a look at this... http://web.mit.edu/simile/www/documents/relevantTechnologies/technologies.html#SECTION00052000000000000000
- 16:50:38 [kevins2]
- johhn & kevin, discussed security and policy within the technology doc.
- 16:50:46 [kevins2]
- em, will review as well.
- 16:52:59 [kevins2]
- john, context discussion currently in the mailing list is relevant
- 16:54:07 [kevins2]
- andy, does context include changeable information, or fixed provenance?
- 16:54:15 [kevins2]
- john, take discussion to the list.
- 16:54:47 [kevins2]
- em, notion of quads has nothing to do with quads.
- 16:54:57 [kevins2]
- em, it has to do with environment and rendering.
- 16:56:05 [kevins2]
- em, provenance, in museum sense, is evolving all the time.
- 16:56:18 [kevins2]
- em, lots of notions
- 16:56:36 [kevins2]
- rob, adding a section on this to tech doc.
- 16:57:06 [kevins2]
- rob, closes.
- 16:57:22 [kevins2]
- no meeting next Friday.
- 16:57:44 [em]
- rsspointer?
- 16:57:48 [em]
- rrspointer?
- 16:57:53 [kevins2]
- ?
- 16:57:56 [em]
- rrsagent, pointer?
- 16:57:56 [RRSAgent]
- See http://www.w3.org/2003/06/27-simile-irc#T16-57-56
- 16:59:18 [em]
- http://www.w3.org/2003/06/27-simile-irc
- 17:06:57 [Rob]
- thanks all