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2011-10-07 Agenda
Participants and Scribe
- Bruno Kiesel
- Barbara Schennerlein
- Sven Horn
- Daniel Schreiber
- Jens Haupert
- Boris Brandherm
- Marc Seißler
- Alexander Kröner (scribe)
TOP 1 Communicating OMM results
- W3C Provenance WG
- OMM is classified in the Prov-WG's informal connection report as an activity of particular interest
- However, at this point of time the impact of such a statement is not clear
- W3C Device APIs WG
- In discussion: OMM API
- W3C RDFa WG
- Experiment: RDFa mapping of the OMM
- Establishing contact - OMM as a use case for RDFa? No Feedback yet.
- OMM presentation at a workshop of the AIM European RFID Experts Group
- October 4, 2011
- Particular interest in a binary OMM format
TOP 2 OMM XGR
- The group decides to submit the XGR on October 17, 2011.
- October 16, 2011 Internal update submission deadline
- Final report status
- OMM ToC
- Motivation needs to be clarified
- Originally efficient access for a binary format
- Simplified summary for users and applications (entrance point)
- Format
- Namespace vs. format attribute - the figure doesn't communicate that both are applicable
- Motivation needs to be clarified
- Standardized blocks
- Should be covered at least to some extent in order to create a formal background for structure and id block
- Jens will prepare a proposal
- Alexander will mention in the "Discussion" section that this topic might require a review
- PrimaryID vs ID Block
- Is a primary ID needed if an ID block is available
- Bruno argues that the primary ID should only be specified in the header
- Who creates the primary ID, is it possible to modify it at a later point of time?
- The primary ID is created by the original memory creator.
- Only this ID may be referenced from the structure block.
- The ID cannot be changed in order to avoid issues with lost structure references.
- Is a primary ID needed if an ID block is available
- Header example in Section 4
- Basically, the header of the memory containing all of the blocks mentioned in the following use cases.
- Jens will create this part.
- Misc
- Alexander will continue to consolidate the document to distribute it to the members.
- The members decide to invite external experts for feedback concerning the report.
- The members don't ask for additional entries in the list of authors.
- Daniel asks for a review of related work concerning binary representations (Section 2.5).
- Bruno will check this part.
Next Telco
- Oktober 14, 2011, 10:00