13:58:30 RRSAgent has joined #egov 13:58:30 logging to http://www.w3.org/2010/03/03-egov-irc 13:58:36 zakim, this will be egov 13:58:36 "egov" matches T&S_EGOV(DMngmnt)8:00AM, and T&S_EGOV()9:00AM, sandro 13:58:48 zakim, this will be egov() 13:58:48 ok, sandro; I see T&S_EGOV()9:00AM scheduled to start in 2 minutes 13:58:55 rrsagent, make log public 13:59:02 chair: Kevin_Novak 13:59:46 T&S_EGOV()9:00AM has now started 13:59:53 +Cory 13:59:59 sandro has changed the topic to: eGov IG http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-egov-ig/2010Mar/0002.html 14:00:29 Cory has joined #egov 14:01:02 +Daniel_Bennett 14:01:29 +Sandro 14:02:08 edsu has joined #egov 14:02:40 +CarlosI 14:02:46 zakim, CarlosI is me 14:02:46 +josema; got it 14:04:23 +[LC] 14:04:31 Zakim, LC is edsu 14:04:31 +edsu; got it 14:04:43 all quiet on the telephone front 14:05:22 -josema 14:06:52 + +03498429aaaa 14:06:58 zakim, aaaa is me 14:06:58 +josema; got it 14:07:13 + +1.202.626.aabb 14:08:02 zakim, aabb is Kevin 14:08:02 +Kevin; got it 14:08:07 zakim, who is on the phone? 14:08:07 On the phone I see Cory, Daniel_Bennett, Sandro, edsu, josema, Kevin 14:09:18 +Rachel 14:10:30 Rachel has joined #egov 14:10:45 josema: i think i may hav run into ruben in the bar maybe :-) 14:10:46 zakim, mute me 14:10:46 josema should now be muted 14:10:59 @edsu: ah, yes, good :) 14:13:09 and Daniel 14:13:34 http://fose.com/events/fose-2010-paid-conference/sessions/tuesday/gt2.aspx 14:14:58 http://www.gov2expo.com/gov2expo2010/public/schedule/detail/12921 14:15:07 + +1.303.748.aacc 14:15:53 josh tauberer 14:16:06 and is josh on the call? 14:17:10 zakim, aacc is probably brian 14:17:10 +brian?; got it 14:17:19 awesome, josh is a wg member now? 14:17:46 Cory, you said last meeting that you'd scribe this one.... http://www.w3.org/egov/IG/meeting/2010-02-17#line0075 14:17:59 fyi http://legalinformaticsresearch.ning.com/ 14:18:14 -brian? 14:18:15 I don't think so, according to http://www.w3.org/2000/09/dbwg/details?group=42481&public=1 14:18:26 I know he reads the list since quite some time though 14:18:36 annew has joined #egov 14:18:39 + +1.303.748.aadd - is perhaps brian? 14:19:51 zakim, who's noisy? 14:20:02 josema, listening for 10 seconds I heard sound from the following: Daniel_Bennett (42%), Kevin (28%), brian? (23%) 14:21:38 zakim, who's here? 14:21:38 On the phone I see Cory, Daniel_Bennett, Sandro, edsu, josema (muted), Kevin, Rachel, brian? (muted) 14:21:40 On IRC I see annew, Rachel, edsu, Cory, RRSAgent, Zakim, josema, Daniel_Bennett, hughb, mhausenblas, trackbot, sandro 14:21:43 ack me 14:22:18 scribe: Cory 14:23:13 zakim, mute me 14:23:13 josema should now be muted 14:23:35 got to hear john sheridan talk about data.gov.uk at the 2nd linked data london meetup last week: mentioned URI Design for UK Gov't: http://www.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/media/308995/public_sector_uri.pdf 14:24:40 nice doc, we've been using it at CTIC, recommend people to read it 14:25:26 omg URL vs URI vs IRI. :-( 14:25:51 Micheal, Karen Myers continues to look for outreach potential. 14:26:21 s/Micheal/Michelle, Vera 14:26:21 Cory has joined #egov 14:27:11 http://www.w3.org/egov/IG/track/actions/open 14:27:59 btw, anyone else interested in general overview of Linked Data London meetup last week, Pete Johnston of dublincore.org wrote up a nice overview http://efoundations.typepad.com/efoundations/2010/02/the-2nd-linked-data-london-meetup-trying-to-bridge-a-gap.html 14:28:02 writing such a doc must be tough, convincing the government to implement it is tougher ;) 14:29:01 Rachel: Next step is march 19th public comment on idea scale use for open government 14:29:07 Rachel, can you put the link up? 14:29:23 chocolate chip cookie policy? 14:29:27 Rachel: Policy on cookies: ) 14:31:07 e.g. http://epa.gov/open/ 14:31:08 + +1.512.750.aaee 14:31:50 Rachel: Please post your comments for open government, this is important 14:32:10 -brian? 14:32:41 + +1.303.748.aaff - is perhaps brian? 14:32:51 http://www.usa.gov/webcontent/open/tool_agency_poc.shtml 14:33:13 zakim, who is on the call? 14:33:13 On the phone I see Cory, Daniel_Bennett, Sandro, edsu, josema (muted), Kevin, Rachel, +1.512.750.aaee, brian? (muted) 14:34:12 [silona joins the call] 14:34:26 [talks about citability.org] 14:34:30 Guest: Silona Bonewald, citability.org 14:34:52 Cory has left #egov 14:35:17 silona: technical solution, open, playing with everyone 14:35:20 Cory has joined #egov 14:35:39 -> http://dccodeathon.pbworks.com/ citability codeathon 14:36:33 + +1.202.270.aagg 14:41:09 Cory has left #egov 14:41:10 sandro: heh, that was my first question too :-) 14:41:39 http://citability.pbworks.com/ 14:41:54 -> http://citability.pbworks.com/Citable-Documents-Specification specification 14:42:24 http://citability.pbworks.com/Citable-Documents-Specification 14:42:31 (yeah) 14:43:45 Cory has joined #egov 14:44:23 or pdf 14:45:08 legislink can create redirects to deep links in pdf text html and xml 14:46:01 rdf is semantic 14:46:08 cites are about references 14:47:17 so if RDFa document needs cites then there are references to points in a document separate from the semantics 14:47:46 provenance 14:48:08 http://www.w3.org/2005/Incubator/prov/ 14:48:09 http://www.w3.org/2005/Incubator/prov/ 14:48:12 Citing of documents is related to provenance 14:48:16 (i'm too slow again!) 14:48:22 (ha) 14:49:01 http://microformats.org/wiki/citation 14:49:21 CoryB has joined #egov 14:49:27 HI ANNE 14:50:04 thanks to anne for handle server for bills 14:50:32 Anne: Big picture - how governments make data available 14:50:37 Hi Daniel 14:51:40 http://thomas.loc.gov/home/handles/help.html 14:51:58 Anne: #1 request - RSS feed for legistration 14:51:59 no time stamps necessary. thanks anne 14:52:19 cory, think that was silona 14:52:21 s/legistration/legislation 14:52:30 handles are basically purls, which are basically hacks for organizations that can't manage their url namespace imho 14:52:45 my 2 cents 14:52:58 fair enough ed, but that is reality 14:53:05 Purls are different than handles in many ways however they are persistent URLS. 14:53:30 the reality is that lots of purls and handles 404 if they aren't maintained :-) 14:53:31 I'm wondering if citability (or handles) manage versioning 14:53:45 Rachel has joined #egov 14:54:16 however, the lack of persistence does not mean that the links can be used for metadata 14:54:44 josema: good question, i think versioing is the interesting part of citability 14:54:45 jose, rather than versioning, it looks like it relies on timestamps 14:54:50 Handles does not manage versioning it . It manages provenance in fact. 14:54:54 josema: goo question for silona i mean :-) 14:54:58 s/goo/good/ 14:55:31 ok, so... 14:55:37 q+ to ask about versioning 14:56:20 in the US Congress, versioning is part of of legislative reference 14:56:39 I see, it makes things easier 14:56:54 One thing that worked well for us is having a CMS (SVN) system update the RDF store metadata 14:57:00 so far we are using versioning "W3C style" in our projects for Linked Data URIs 14:57:28 fyi http://legislink.org/ 14:57:31 Daniel, do you mean it is part of the legislative process? i.e. .rh reported in house vs ih introduced in house ? 14:57:41 I mean, for the vocabularies, dataset metadata, resources... 14:57:41 yes anne 14:57:48 Summary: There are initial tools for creating citable URLS 14:58:15 CoryB has left #egov 14:58:19 CoryB has joined #egov 14:58:22 and therefore no need to add versioning refs outside of the native version names ... ih rh.. 14:58:38 ack me 14:58:41 josema, you wanted to ask about versioning 14:58:48 http://advocatehope.org/tech-tidbits/embedded-citations 14:59:58 test 15:00:07 bzr or git 15:00:39 about versioning of law, see Timothy Arnold Moore's work with Tasmanian, Australian & Singapore governments 15:01:05 bzr and git are distributed, where as subversion is not 15:01:06 annew: are you still here at LC? 15:02:00 nope 15:02:05 annew: :-( 15:02:28 still in dc? 15:02:59 http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/fac/soc/law/elj/jilt/2000_1/arnold/ Tim Arnold Moore / Tasmania experience 15:03:25 -brian? 15:03:26 + +1.303.869.aahh 15:04:31 Jose: Different approach where versioning is in URI 15:05:14 Thanks for the link Daniel. it's actually called point-in-time legislation so you can roll back the code to a specific day. 15:05:45 josema: before i forget, jeni tennison and john sheridan talked a bit about their approach to versioning, uris and linked data at the london linked data meetup that i think is sumarized here http://www.jenitennison.com/blog/node/141 15:07:06 hmmmm 15:07:21 a vocabulary: http://data.fundacionctic.org/vocab/asturias/empleo/oferta-formativa 15:07:41 Is there an introductory email from Silona on the listserv? 15:07:52 the version of the vocabulary on 2009-09-01: http://data.fundacionctic.org/vocab/asturias/empleo/oferta-formativa_20090901 15:08:19 as I said, "W3C style" so far, will read J&J blog, too (thanks, edsu) 15:08:36 we should discuss the difference between semantic data and references to documents some time 15:09:17 - +1.512.750.aaee 15:09:23 [of course, http://data.fundacionctic.org/vocab/asturias/empleo/oferta-formativa.rdf ;)] 15:09:30 No more question for Selona 15:09:46 s/Selona/Silona 15:09:50 zakim, mute me 15:09:50 josema should now be muted 15:10:19 [discussion on projects, attendance, how to improve] 15:12:14 Daniel: Suggestion, combine everything into one call per week 15:12:25 Call times are an issue 15:12:47 I'm hearing frustration, and understand it (makes me remember early IG times with Kevin) 15:14:13 Kevin: Issues paper was done by a small group, it was a challenge 15:14:27 Kevin: Ends up that the leaders do it 15:15:38 isn't http://www.w3.org/2009/06/eGov/ig-charter the charter? 15:16:04 @edsu yes 15:17:07 clear and short deliverables, KISS, release soon & release often (might work??) 15:17:28 surveys lie 15:17:33 q+ to talk about fragmentation 15:17:49 good intentions vs. reality 15:17:55 [sandro mentions the disconnect between WBS results and people participation] 15:17:59 and I agree 15:18:00 Sandro: Diconnect between survey and participation 15:18:27 +1 jose KISS and quick deliverables 15:18:30 well framed, daniel 15:21:09 q? 15:21:43 Rachel: People want to be in the loop, but don't have time. Need practical things for people to do 15:22:28 rachel: People wont respond to "we need help". They will respond to a specific request for something they can do to help. A task and due date. 15:22:33 (absolutely...) 15:22:34 Rachel: Give them tasks and due date 15:23:13 rachel: unless they feel their time is going to be very well spent, they wont just come and talk. 15:23:38 rachel: don't sit around waiting, go ahead and write stuff. 15:23:39 Rachel++ # good advice 15:23:47 q? 15:24:48 heh, i'll interject :-) 15:24:50 - +1.202.270.aagg 15:24:59 you should! :) 15:25:17 this is good stuff though, don't won't to break it up 15:26:00 Group: Seeding the wiki and controversial content will get people going 15:26:28 :-) 15:26:52 daniel: We need to start the document justifying why government data should be stored on microfiche :-) 15:27:45 sandro: LOL 15:29:06 feeds, uh? here you have a few http://www.netvibes.com/w3cegov :) 15:30:27 +1 on coordinators blogging on W3C eGov Blog (good idea, Sandro) 15:30:37 i wonder if we could aggregate other egov folks blogs (planet-style) 15:31:18 @edsu likely, there's the always pending discussion about the W3C eGov home page (we were supposed to change it completely, then started to discuss wikipedia, then...) 15:31:26 http://www.planetplanet.org/ 15:32:20 Suggestion that we have a project focus after each general egov phone call 15:32:43 Daniel: Coordinators can then call meetings. 15:34:05 kevin, rachel, john, do we have a meeting to discuss FOSE soon? 15:34:06 josema: seeya 15:34:11 ciao jose 15:34:32 zakim, list attendees 15:34:32 As of this point the attendees have been Cory, Daniel_Bennett, Sandro, josema, edsu, +03498429aaaa, +1.202.626.aabb, Kevin, Rachel, +1.303.748.aacc, brian?, +1.303.748.aadd, 15:34:36 ... +1.512.750.aaee, +1.303.748.aaff, +1.202.270.aagg, +1.303.869.aahh 15:34:38 byebye 15:34:41 and then drinks/dinner afterward? 15:34:47 ciao, annew ! 15:34:57 bye 15:34:59 -josema 15:35:04 ciao anne wash 15:36:07 Conclusion: Group will "defragment" for a while 15:37:25 but groups should still report SOW (statement of work) by next meeting 15:37:26 sandro: I'll assume that unless the group coordinators tell me about a meeting, they wont be meeting. 15:41:57 if we had action items, and had to come in here and report on them, i think we would get some traction 15:42:07 wait and see the attention on the Microfiche idea and using cuneiform rather than XML light up the Project 15:42:15 ;-) 15:42:30 +1 ed 15:42:46 kevin: consensus is -- at the task group level, try to get something done; coordinate with Sandro if you want a telecon 15:42:56 Daniel_Bennett: maybe we could use a memex subgroup? ;-> 15:43:17 +3 ed 15:45:13 fyi, 15mins over on call 15:45:54 bye 15:45:55 - +1.303.869.aahh 15:45:57 -edsu 15:45:59 -Rachel 15:46:00 -Sandro 15:46:04 -Kevin 15:46:12 edsu has left #egov 15:46:17 -Daniel_Bennett 15:46:56 Joint meeting with OMG-Egov - Thursady, March 25th @ 1:30 15:47:01 bye 15:47:13 CoryB has left #egov 15:47:29 -Cory 15:47:30 T&S_EGOV()9:00AM has ended 15:47:31 Attendees were Cory, Daniel_Bennett, Sandro, josema, edsu, +03498429aaaa, +1.202.626.aabb, Kevin, Rachel, +1.303.748.aacc, brian?, +1.303.748.aadd, +1.512.750.aaee, 15:47:33 ... +1.303.748.aaff, +1.202.270.aagg, +1.303.869.aahh 16:48:21 Chris has joined #egov 16:49:19 Morning 17:05:01 trackbot-ng 17:05:11 trackbot-ng, start telcon 17:05:14 RRSAgent, make logs public 17:05:16 Zakim, this will be EGOV 17:05:16 ok, trackbot; I see T&S_EGOV(UseWebTech)12:00PM scheduled to start 5 minutes ago 17:05:17 Meeting: eGovernment Interest Group Teleconference 17:05:17 Date: 03 March 2010 17:09:02 T&S_EGOV(UseWebTech)12:00PM has now started 17:09:10 + +61.4.286.0.aaaa 17:09:50 scribe: Chris 17:15:32 this [conference] is 17:15:52 zakim, list conferences 17:15:52 I see Style_CSS FP()12:00PM, WAI_PF()12:00PM, INC_SWXG()11:00AM, T&S_EGOV(UseWebTech)12:00PM, VB_VBWG(SCXML)12:00PM active 17:15:57 also scheduled at this time are GA_WebCGM()11:00AM, XML_EXI()12:30PM, I18N_CoreWG()12:30PM 17:16:17 zakim, this is UseWebTech 17:16:17 Chris, this was already T&S_EGOV(UseWebTech)12:00PM 17:16:18 ok, Chris; that matches T&S_EGOV(UseWebTech)12:00PM 17:16:36 zakim, who's here 17:16:36 Chris, you need to end that query with '?' 17:16:42 zakim, who's here? 17:16:42 On the phone I see +61.4.286.0.aaaa 17:16:43 On IRC I see Chris, RRSAgent, Zakim, josema, hughb, trackbot, sandro 17:17:43 zakim, +61.4.286.0.aaaa is Chris 17:17:43 +Chris; got it 17:28:35 ah well. :-( 17:28:55 yeah - hanging for 5 more - Brian emailed to say he'd be late 17:29:33 in the IG meeting today, we basically agreed to only have these other calls when/if needed. clearly people don't want to just talk. 17:30:17 Discussion forum might be an option - I'll make one and see if it generates interest 17:31:09 If nothing else, it was good to get my head around Zakim, the bridge etc. 17:31:32 Means you have another scribe for the IG calls :) 17:34:13 -Chris 17:34:14 T&S_EGOV(UseWebTech)12:00PM has ended 17:34:14 Attendees were Chris 17:35:19 Talk later :) Catching a few more hours sleep 19:48:19 Zakim has left #egov