19:53:37 RRSAgent has joined #ssn 19:53:37 logging to http://www.w3.org/2009/09/09-ssn-irc 19:53:50 Zakim has joined #ssn 19:54:27 zakim, this will be INC_SSN 19:54:27 ok, kerry; I see INC_SSN()4:00PM scheduled to start in 6 minutes 19:54:44 agenda + roll call 19:54:59 agenda +f2f 19:55:18 agenda+ ssn09 19:55:31 agenda +use cases 19:55:40 agenda +aob 19:55:50 agenda + next week: no meeting 19:55:58 agenda 19:56:08 zakim, agenda? 19:56:08 I see 6 items remaining on the agenda: 19:56:09 1. roll call [from kerry] 19:56:09 2. f2f [from kerry] 19:56:10 3. ssn09 [from kerry] 19:56:10 4. use cases [from kerry] 19:56:12 5. aob [from kerry] 19:56:12 6. next week: no meeting [from kerry] 19:56:46 INC_SSN()4:00PM has now started 19:56:53 + +1.206.662.aaaa 19:57:05 meeting SSNXG 09-Sep-2009 19:57:14 chair: kerry 19:57:20 + +1.410.218.aabb 19:57:31 rgarcia has joined #ssn 19:57:38 +1-410-218-3315 19:57:44 kelsey has joined #ssn 19:57:44 Arthur has joined #ssn 19:57:56 meeting: SSNXG 09-Sep-2009 19:58:44 +??P3 19:58:52 - +1.410.218.aabb 19:59:14 + +1.410.218.aacc 19:59:16 +??P4 19:59:29 + +200000aadd 19:59:38 zakim, ??P4 is me 19:59:38 +rgarcia; got it 20:00:31 - +200000aadd 20:00:51 krzysztof_j has joined #ssn 20:00:57 +??P5 20:00:58 zakim, who's noisy 20:00:58 I don't understand 'who's noisy', kerry 20:01:20 I heard noisy too! 20:01:29 krp has joined #ssn 20:01:40 zakim, ??p3 is me 20:01:40 +kerry; got it 20:01:50 mcompton has joined #ssn 20:01:53 zakim, who's noisy 20:01:53 I don't understand 'who's noisy', kerry 20:02:08 akim, whi is noisy? 20:02:11 hi 20:02:15 zakim, +200000aadd is me 20:02:15 sorry, Arthur, I do not recognize a party named '+200000aadd' 20:02:16 zakim, who is noisy 20:02:17 I don't understand 'who is noisy', kerry 20:02:26 zakim, who is making noise 20:02:26 I don't understand 'who is making noise', rgarcia 20:02:31 zakim, who is talking? 20:02:41 kerry, listening for 10 seconds I could not identify any sounds 20:02:43 zakim, ??P5 is me 20:02:43 +Arthur; got it 20:02:49 -rgarcia 20:03:03 no sound for me either 20:03:35 - +1.410.218.aacc 20:03:55 cory has joined #ssn 20:03:58 sorry - my cell phone singal is fading... 20:04:01 +??P2 20:04:16 zakim, ??P2 is me 20:04:16 +rgarcia; got it 20:04:21 can you hear me as chair? 20:04:24 Rodrigo has joined #ssn 20:04:32 +??P4 20:04:47 victor has joined #ssn 20:04:58 hi all 20:05:02 + +0797376aaee 20:05:08 + +1.937.775.aaff 20:05:18 + +1.410.218.aagg 20:05:21 can you hear me? 20:05:25 i can hear you 20:05:25 Hi Kerry, just on, yes I can hear you 20:05:26 yes 20:05:31 but very bad :( 20:05:43 i'm back now... 20:05:45 A bit muffled, but not too terrible 20:05:47 ok - 'ill use the irc a lot 20:05:54 please look at it! 20:05:55 ok 20:06:14 agenda? 20:06:21 +[CTIC] 20:06:23 - +1.410.218.aagg 20:06:26 +??P12 20:06:36 zakim, CTIC is temporarily me 20:06:36 +victor; got it 20:06:44 please keep eye on irc as voice quality is poor 20:06:56 my cell phone singal is very weak, I'll stay on irc from now on... 20:06:59 zakim, mute me 20:06:59 sorry, krzysztof_j, I do not know which phone connection belongs to you 20:06:59 roll call? 20:07:00 zakim, +0797376aaee is me 20:07:00 zakim, ??P12 is me 20:07:01 +krp; got it 20:07:01 +mcompton; got it 20:07:18 : australia 20:07:22 +kerry 20:07:36 zakim, who is making noise 20:07:36 I don't understand 'who is making noise', Arthur 20:07:57 west coast us 20:08:03 + +1.410.218.aahh 20:08:04 east coast us 20:08:27 + +34.91.633.aaii 20:08:30 +britain? 20:08:54 europe 20:09:21 is that it? 20:09:37 echo.. 20:09:41 who is talking? 20:09:47 zakim, who is talking? 20:09:52 ocorcho has joined #ssn 20:09:59 kerry, listening for 11 seconds I heard sound from the following: +1.206.662.aaaa (4%), kerry (64%), +34.91.633.aaii (9%) 20:10:09 + +98439aajj 20:10:19 zakim, +34.91.633.aaii is me 20:10:19 +ocorcho; got it 20:10:21 Zakim, +98439aajj is me 20:10:21 +Rodrigo; got it 20:10:25 zakim, mute me 20:10:25 ocorcho should now be muted 20:10:27 -??P4 20:10:38 Yes, that's better 20:10:45 sarting. 20:10:50 agenda? 20:11:01 It's good now... 20:11:19 +??P4 20:11:30 zakim, +??P4 is me 20:11:30 sorry, krzysztof_j, I do not recognize a party named '+??P4' 20:11:30 topic: f2f 20:11:41 - +1.410.218.aahh 20:11:45 comment on f2f anyone? 20:12:05 topic : f2f 20:12:16 no response? 20:12:20 + +1.301.497.aakk 20:12:35 Agenda looks better now, the more time for thrashing through details on ontology etc. the better! 20:12:44 topic: ssn09 20:12:50 i switch to my company's phone 301-497-2800 20:13:09 topic: ssn09 20:13:25 11 submissions 20:13:33 great! 20:13:44 yeah! 20:13:50 we decided to aceept everything ue the range 20:14:07 some papers will be very short for pesentation 20:14:43 early reg finshes this week 20:14:57 aqny questions? 20:15:05 zakim, unmute me 20:15:05 ocorcho should no longer be muted 20:15:07 +2 20:15:09 +q 20:15:39 zakim, unmute me 20:15:39 ocorcho was not muted, ocorcho 20:15:39 agenda not confimed 20:15:45 zakim, mute me 20:15:45 ocorcho should now be muted 20:15:48 time is very short 20:15:57 little space only 20:16:10 any registration fees for ssn09? 20:16:14 one option would be to have no keynote? 20:16:20 more discussion time 20:16:23 how to register? 20:16:26 180$ if I am not wrong 20:16:33 iswc2009.semanticweb.org 20:16:41 thanks! 20:16:52 I would prefer no keynote 20:17:01 me too! 20:17:03 but more discussion 20:17:03 same for me 20:17:08 ack 20:17:25 ok -- i 'll raise with the other chairs 20:18:17 thankyou those whu submitted 20:18:42 tahnk you to reviewers, and kevin 20:18:51 qustions? 20:19:09 topic: use cases 20:19:34 3or 4 critical cases today 20:19:35 Danh_DERI has joined #ssn 20:20:00 http://www.w3.org/2005/Incubator/ssn/wiki/Favorite_Use_Cases_List 20:20:16 look at that: quite along list of ideas 20:20:31 have been asked to vote 20:21:09 lots of ideas at the bottom should be at the top 20:21:12 I can't not dial in, it said Conference code is not valid 20:21:12 I can't not dial in, it said Conference code is not valid 20:21:46 danh -- perhaps we are 15 already? 20:22:05 i am trying hard to get it all on irc anyway 20:22:10 I suppose so 20:22:10 I suppose so 20:23:23 volunteer to lead discussion on use cases? 20:24:09 is ther anyone with an interst who has not yet voted? 20:24:19 I have not voted 20:24:25 just arrived after a long time 20:24:26 I haven't 20:24:28 on holidays 20:24:36 Not voted yet either 20:24:39 same for me (was on holidays) 20:24:53 me too 20:25:01 probably I will go mostly for device discovery and data discovery use cases 20:25:08 what is the distinction between " Use Cases Receiving Votes" and " Candidate Use Cases"? ...both have votes. 20:25:33 dave, some of us didn't follow instructions 20:25:34 No idea 20:25:50 things from the bottom are moved to the top with the first vote. 20:26:05 Ah, so everything should be up top, since each has a vote 20:26:25 I suppose, fml stand for first, middle, last 20:26:38 so fml is not a vote 20:26:41 Good point Victor! 20:26:42 I think you're right victor 20:26:45 :) 20:26:45 Ooops. 20:27:53 vurge you to vote! 20:28:06 urge to vote! 20:28:26 So these are our "most" important use cases against which we'll validate the ontologies... 20:28:33 maybe we could use a doodle to vote for the use cases (would be easier) 20:28:36 yes 20:29:01 ... because we don't expect to have the resource to work up enough coverage in use cases to derive requirements from 20:29:04 actually i prefer this -- its very visible who and what 20:29:25 The wiki is more informative 20:29:28 (in a moment, I'll just shift to a quiet room!) 20:29:34 kevin -- can you talk? 20:30:40 questions? 20:31:15 select 3 or 4 to validate ontology against 20:31:52 comment? 20:31:54 +q 20:32:02 -q 20:32:18 ack mcompton 20:32:59 Right, it's a chain that pulls in most of the other MMI use cases 20:33:24 I agree, use case 1 is a general use case 20:33:32 compton: the first use cases covers most of te others 20:33:46 ack oscor 20:33:46 no 20:33:53 But will breaking it down - and then presumably selecting just a few of the constituent parts - be as useful? 20:33:53 ack ocorcho 20:34:08 I mean, we're not saying we don't want it to do the full set :) 20:34:48 i suggest votes who choose use case 1 , also look further and choose more 20:34:56 +q 20:35:11 ack mcompton 20:36:02 zakim, who is talking? 20:36:13 kerry, listening for 10 seconds I heard sound from the following: kerry (34%), ??P4 (4%), mcompton (95%), ocorcho (56%) 20:36:44 did anyone hear michael? 20:36:56 Not well enough 20:36:59 sorry ... seemed to echo 20:37:03 oscar - pls mute ! 20:37:03 I'll type 20:37:11 Ya lot of eco 20:37:25 zakim, mute me 20:37:25 kerry should now be muted 20:37:41 Oscar, I think zakim unmuted you 20:37:57 Find a device outputing a certain type could be more general - find a device making the measurement we want, and if the output isn't the right type then compose with a function that transforms the type to what we want 20:38:06 zakim, mute ocorcho 20:38:06 ocorcho should now be muted 20:38:13 or in another way alters/composes etc 20:38:38 when we say find ... do we really mean find and compose, or find and process to make what we want 20:38:55 ...this is more how, say, web services would view such a process 20:39:02 I think that it is more the business logic of some function/service than the model of the ontology 20:39:25 not arguing that it's the ontolgy, it's part of the use case though 20:39:42 ...though in a second I'll argue that it's part of the ontly 20:39:50 (sorry ontology) 20:39:55 while i am very fond of the idea -- i don't think we should burden the ontology with it 20:40:17 zakim, unmute me 20:40:17 kerry should no longer be muted 20:40:36 zakim, mute me 20:40:36 ocorcho was already muted, ocorcho 20:41:22 Yes, that is a use case 20:42:14 +q 20:42:36 ack rgaricai 20:42:49 ack rgarcia 20:43:29 could you pls summarise on irc -- sound still not great? 20:43:40 Do we have virtual sensors in the current us cases? 20:43:53 Do we need them? 20:44:30 +1 20:44:34 +1 20:44:39 add them mike ( I would add them as separate to avoid confusion) 20:44:45 +1 yes, seems sensible 20:44:50 +1 20:44:50 +1 20:45:28 ok, I'll update the page 20:45:47 +q 20:47:03 3 kinds of use cases? 20:47:03 +q 20:47:46 ack rgarcia 20:47:52 ack krp 20:49:11 is the voting adequate for this? 20:49:35 I think the voting is adequate, but the use cases are quite mixed 20:49:45 yes 20:50:02 some are quite detailed, and map to a relatively small bit of sensor functionality 20:50:25 while other (the non-MMI ones?) are a bit higher level and, uh, motivational? 20:51:05 agree w/ Kevin, would be nice if 1. a single person would manage/vet the list (e.g. at the same level of fidelity); 2. we set a deadline for the voting to complete 20:51:39 the higher level ones won't be as useful for validation, because their scope goes beyond the device ontology 20:51:47 i can hear you well! 20:51:55 ditto 20:52:18 +q 20:52:47 suggest deadline in 2 wekks prior to meeting. 20:52:52 +1 20:53:15 +1 20:53:21 +1 20:53:52 volunteer to tidy list 20:54:03 and accept sinput from other via the public email? 20:54:21 action: vote before next meeting 20:54:44 -??P4 20:54:50 no volunteer? 20:54:58 I can do it 20:55:29 action: arthur to tidy list and ensure internal consistency 20:55:58 others: send email to publis list for Artur to action 20:56:17 Hmmm, I think the issue is that the higher level use cases might need breaking down (if we want to achieve the same level of fidelity), and that's probably a bunch more work 20:56:30 should hold off voting until the list is "finished"? ...perhaps that can be indicated either on the wiki (ref. http://www.w3.org/2005/Incubator/ssn/wiki/Favorite_Use_Cases_List) or in the mailing list or both? 20:56:54 I'll try and pen something to the list. 20:57:27 stop voting to complete ths list first? 20:57:37 We could always have a second round vote/re-vote once the list is complete? 20:57:43 votes might drive some of the discussion 20:57:49 good idea! 20:57:56 yes 20:58:15 action: keep voting -- we'll do another vote after the list is final 20:58:40 commnets on use cases? 20:58:41 Final list for next telecon then? 20:58:49 Then second round vote? 20:59:14 +1 21:00:14 action: final use case list decision next meeting; then vote again 21:00:26 any more comments? 21:00:57 topic : aob 21:01:28 topic : next week 21:01:54 no meeting next week -- back at this time foillowing week 21:02:11 close the meeting 21:02:16 bye 21:02:17 bye 21:02:21 -rgarcia 21:02:21 bye 21:02:22 - +1.301.497.aakk 21:02:23 bye 21:02:23 - +1.206.662.aaaa 21:02:24 bye! 21:02:25 - +1.937.775.aaff 21:02:26 bye 21:02:26 -Arthur 21:02:26 -victor 21:02:27 ocorcho has left #ssn 21:02:32 -mcompton 21:02:32 Arthur has left #ssn 21:02:37 -krp 21:02:38 -Rodrigo 21:03:13 -kerry 21:03:32 bye 21:03:32 -ocorcho 21:03:34 INC_SSN()4:00PM has ended 21:03:35 Attendees were +1.206.662.aaaa, +1.410.218.aabb, +1.410.218.aacc, +200000aadd, rgarcia, kerry, Arthur, +1.937.775.aaff, +1.410.218.aagg, victor, krp, mcompton, +1.410.218.aahh, 21:03:37 ... ocorcho, Rodrigo, +1.301.497.aakk 21:06:24 zakim, bye 21:06:24 Zakim has left #ssn 21:06:52 zakim, bye 21:08:23 rrsagent, make log public 21:11:35 kelsey has left #ssn 21:12:48 rrsagent, dradt minutes 21:12:48 I'm logging. I don't understand 'dradt minutes', kerry. Try /msg RRSAgent help 21:13:05 rrsagent, draft minutes 21:13:05 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2009/09/09-ssn-minutes.html kerry 21:13:36 rrsagent, bye 21:13:36 I see 4 open action items saved in http://www.w3.org/2009/09/09-ssn-actions.rdf : 21:13:36 ACTION: vote before next meeting [1] 21:13:36 recorded in http://www.w3.org/2009/09/09-ssn-irc#T20-54-21 21:13:36 ACTION: arthur to tidy list and ensure internal consistency [2] 21:13:36 recorded in http://www.w3.org/2009/09/09-ssn-irc#T20-55-29 21:13:36 ACTION: keep voting -- we'll do another vote after the list is final [3] 21:13:36 recorded in http://www.w3.org/2009/09/09-ssn-irc#T20-58-15 21:13:36 ACTION: final use case list decision next meeting; then vote again [4] 21:13:36 recorded in http://www.w3.org/2009/09/09-ssn-irc#T21-00-14