14:50:34 RRSAgent has joined #prov-xg 14:50:35 logging to http://www.w3.org/2010/05/28-prov-xg-irc 14:50:36 RRSAgent, make logs world 14:50:37 Zakim has joined #prov-xg 14:50:38 Zakim, this will be 98765 14:50:39 ok, trackbot; I see INC_PROVXG()11:00AM scheduled to start in 10 minutes 14:50:39 Meeting: Provenance Incubator Group Teleconference 14:50:40 Date: 28 May 2010 14:50:46 Zakim, this will be inc_provxg 14:50:46 ok, YolandaG, I see INC_PROVXG()11:00AM already started 14:51:26 Agenda: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-xg-prov/2010May/0020.html 14:51:40 chair: Yolanda Gil 14:52:30 SamCoppens has joined #prov-xg 14:52:35 +Jerry_Hobbs 14:54:07 zakim, Jerry_Hobbs is really me 14:54:07 +YolandaG; got it 14:55:59 kai has joined #prov-xg 14:57:26 +??P2 14:57:36 zakim, +??P2 is really me 14:57:36 sorry, kai, I do not recognize a party named '+??P2' 14:57:43 Irini has joined #prov-xg 14:57:46 michaelp has joined #prov-xg 14:57:51 zakim, P2 is really me 14:57:51 sorry, kai, I do not recognize a party named 'P2' 14:58:00 Jose has joined #prov-xg 14:58:01 zakim, who is on the phone? 14:58:01 On the phone I see YolandaG, ??P2 14:58:08 dgarijo has joined #prov-xg 14:58:24 zakim, ??P2 is really me 14:58:24 +kai; got it 14:58:36 zakim, mute me 14:58:36 kai should now be muted 14:58:46 +michaelp 14:59:02 olaf has joined #prov-xg 14:59:05 + +1.619.524.aaaa 14:59:07 smiles has joined #prov-xg 14:59:19 +??P6 14:59:26 zakim, ??P6 is me 14:59:26 +smiles; got it 14:59:32 ivan has joined #prov-xg 14:59:46 zakim, dial ivan-voip 14:59:46 ok, ivan; the call is being made 14:59:47 +Ivan 14:59:52 + +03491334aabb 15:00:13 +olaf 15:00:21 +raphael 15:00:23 +??P10 15:00:26 Christine has joined #prov-xg 15:00:28 +[IPcaller] 15:00:47 -[IPcaller] 15:00:56 +Irini 15:00:56 zakim, +[IPcaller] is really me 15:00:57 sorry, dgarijo, I do not recognize a party named '+[IPcaller]' 15:01:04 +[IPcaller] 15:01:16 +[IPcaller.a] 15:01:21 pgroth_ has joined #prov-xg 15:01:27 +??P15 15:01:35 zakim, [IPcaller.a] is SamCoppens 15:01:35 +SamCoppens; got it 15:01:38 zakim, +03491334aabb is Jose 15:01:38 +Jose; got it 15:02:15 zakim, +??15 is Christine 15:02:15 sorry, Christine, I do not recognize a party named '+??15' 15:02:36 zakim, +??P15 is Christine 15:02:36 sorry, Christine, I do not recognize a party named '+??P15' 15:02:52 Yogesh has joined #prov-xg 15:03:37 scribe: Irini 15:03:46 slides at http://www.slideshare.net/troncy/provenance-for-multimedia 15:03:53 thanks 15:04:04 Slides from Raphael: http://www.slideshare.net/troncy/provenance-for-multimedia 15:04:17 provenance and multimedia 15:05:07 common scenario : mark & annotate 15:06:09 Semantic Web, instead of annotating with keywords, annotate with URIs both for properties and resources 15:11:22 + +1.518.608.aacc 15:12:29 In order to capture provenance, the naive approach uses RDF reification 15:13:41 Advanced approach: use COMM/M3O to capture provenance 15:14:01 can be recorded manually or be machine producible 15:14:54 complex RDF graphs can be produced from the provenance patterns 15:16:37 not really... 15:16:57 +q 15:17:37 Yolanda: is this the approach taken in the W3C multimedia group? what is the community represented? 15:18:09 Raphael: not W3C multimedia group. Prefer not to work with more complex patterns 15:18:36 community: multimedia community interested in semantics 15:19:31 Raphael: there are actions to bridge the approaches between simple and more complex models 15:19:55 Yolanda raises the issue of the mapping between the vocabularies 15:20:16 multimedia group: mappings between vocabularies when those overlap 15:22:05 two step approach: find the vocabularies that they overlap, talk to the authors to comprehend the meaning, and in the second step, provide a formal language, or an API, or a natural language explanation of the mappings. Multimedia annotation group will publish the set of mappings informally, and will request the formal mapping between the vocabularies. 15:22:18 JimM has joined #prov-xg 15:23:01 q+ 15:23:05 Paul Groth: problem in provenance is how to "point" in complex objects to have fine grained provenance. Are there approaches for doing this? 15:23:08 q- 15:23:21 Raphael: MPEG-7 is good for compound objects in multimedia 15:23:45 +??P21 15:23:45 Raphael: result is the XML document that describes the decomposition introducing decomposition 15:23:55 - +1.619.524.aaaa 15:24:23 Raphael: Media fragments working group deals with this to point directly to the fragment of the image/video/audio 15:24:42 so the movement is towards using urls 15:24:52 afreitas has joined #prov-xg 15:24:56 Raphael: in the case of XML, you can use the URIs 15:25:07 ... + XPATH expression 15:25:17 q? 15:25:37 zakim, ack YolandaG 15:25:37 I see no one on the speaker queue 15:26:19 Yolanda: is there interest or is there work in describing the processes that are done on the multimedia content? 15:28:43 Raphael: important use case. The pattern approach works if one wants to model transformations on the image. It is important to track the changes operated on the images. News agencies: use the metadata of the photo to publish photos -- people change the metadata. they want to detect whether an image has been changed or altered in any way. 15:28:59 +q 15:29:50 Paul: are there standards for embedding such metadata in images? JPEG has attribute value pairs. Are there standards for more structured metadata? 15:30:37 q+ 15:30:42 p- 15:30:46 q- 15:30:51 Raphael:No standards for storing this information 15:31:25 xmp 15:31:26 ? 15:31:27 right 15:31:55 yes you can 15:31:55 Ivan: are there tools to add metadata easily? 15:31:57 python? 15:32:05 http://www.w3.org/People/Bos/PhotoRDF/thumbnails-xmp 15:32:34 Raphael: yes possible: links is http://www.w3.org/People/Bos/PhotoRDF/thumbnails-xmp 15:32:39 (example link) 15:32:46 q+ 15:32:54 zakim, ack ivan 15:32:54 I see YolandaG on the speaker queue 15:33:53 Yolanda: what is the state of the art utilization of technologies for verifying properties of the image 15:35:42 Raphael: exist declarative ways of representing securitty but can be embeded in the image. Multimedia community is based on the comparison of pixels of the image and the camera used to take the image (a kind of signature of the image). Also blobs are compared (8x8 pictures). Many techniques all rely on purely comparing pixels. 15:35:53 very interesting 15:36:28 Yolanda: is there a possible connection with the provenance group and groups that Media Annotation Group ? 15:36:47 Raphael: yes, if we could attach provenance around the annotations of the picture 15:37:04 Raphael: has proposed the use of a Named Graph or a vocabulary 15:37:39 Raphael: it is not clear which is the appropriate use case. 15:38:10 Raphael: bring someone from the Media Annotation Group to talk to us about the vocabularies used and the mappings. 15:38:17 do they know about our requirements doc? 15:38:31 Raphael proposed the chair of Media Annotation Group. 15:38:45 I wonder if it reflects their requirements for provenance 15:39:26 Raphael: need for more communication to understand between the two groups. 15:39:43 (to establish an understanding) 15:40:28 yeah not me :-) 15:42:41 Jose Manuel abt Internet Architecture trust and privacy 15:43:09 Jose Manuel: gave a talk abt the provenance and challenges w.r.t. trust and privacy 15:43:24 Jose Manuel's email and pointers are at: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-xg-prov/2010May/0009.html 15:44:16 interesting feedback regarding the role of provenance w.r.t. accountability and policies. Systems in the cloud take data from people and propagate data with policies that are not clear. 15:44:29 European Directive abt the use of private data. 15:44:48 Provenance can be used to establish accountability of systems w.r.t. existing policies. 15:44:59 Community is interested in attribution as well. 15:45:30 Interested to record who did what in a specific case and who is responsible for some actions in the Internet 15:46:03 In Future Internet assembly -- discussion on the Future Internet Infrastructure. 15:46:30 Important to monitor the movements of data in order to optimize the protocols for FI infrastructure 15:46:56 Positive Reaction -- Raphael was invited to Incotrust(?) workshop 15:47:17 Jose Manuel 15:47:32 (thanks) 15:47:57 important to understand the processes used to manipulate the data 15:49:24 Invited R. Wright and J. Clark for a talk in the provenance inc. group Teleconf. Exists a potential to establish a collaboration with these security-related groups. 15:51:00 Jose Manuel: Incotrust workshop has participants from a number of countries to work on secutity/privacy/trust 15:52:40 Jose Manuel: people talk all the time abt provenance (attribution, accountability) w/out talking abt this specifically 15:53:14 Olaf: Abt Provenance Vocabulary mappings 15:53:14 http://www.w3.org/2005/Incubator/prov/wiki/Provenance_Vocabulary_Mappings 15:54:10 If Common terms exist, use the provenance related OPM terms 15:54:24 If Common terms exist between vocabularies, use the provenance related OPM terms 15:54:50 for mappin terms use the skos vocabulary 15:55:05 wanting to enable gap analysis 15:55:54 How to proceed: 15:56:16 how can the mappings be described (as an RDF document?) 15:56:53 Is the exercise done? should we stop the exercise or based on the identified gaps increase the number of common terms? 15:57:47 I think it is a good idea to have an RDF representation of the mappings 15:58:27 Yolanda: what did Olaf learnt from the exercise so far 15:59:00 Olaf: vocabularies he worked with are more specific than OPM has 15:59:05 q+ 15:59:18 Olaf worked with # prv: Provenance Vocabulary and [?] 16:00:00 [?] is# cs: Changeset Vocabulary 16:00:46 what is missing are concepts related to time from Changeset and not represented in the common terms here. 16:02:04 michaelp: OPM different approach in handling provenance from what the domain vocabularies have 16:03:35 q+ 16:03:59 Yolanda: exercise is helpful for us and others 16:04:01 I had feedback today that it was very helpful 16:04:01 q- 16:04:34 Yolanda: suggests adding documentation 16:05:01 Yolanda: suggests adding context to the information presented 16:05:37 q- 16:06:08 q+ 16:06:09 +q 16:06:29 ack YolandaG 16:06:31 Yolanda: look at the dimensions of provenance and associate the provenance terms with these dimensions 16:07:02 Ivan: RDF descriptions of the mappings is very useful. 16:07:24 Ivan: important to have the bridge from one vocabulary to the other 16:08:24 Olaf: understands the usefulness of the exercise -- may be redefining the meaning of the terms in the original vocabs. 16:08:39 Ivan: may be consult the editors of the original vocabs. 16:09:04 we're over time :-) 16:09:06 Olaf: could do this for models and vocabs of editors who participate in our group 16:09:21 q+ 16:09:58 -??P15 16:10:01 Jose: experiment to highlight the black spots in vocabs to defining provenance. 16:10:10 -[IPcaller] 16:10:11 -YolandaG 16:10:11 -SamCoppens 16:10:12 -Ivan 16:10:12 -??P21 16:10:13 Yolanda: 16:10:14 -raphael 16:10:14 -smiles 16:10:15 -michaelp 16:10:17 -olaf 16:10:19 -??P10 16:10:21 -Irini 16:10:23 -Jose 16:10:25 -kai 16:10:27 - +1.518.608.aacc 16:10:29 INC_PROVXG()11:00AM has ended 16:10:31 Attendees were YolandaG, kai, michaelp, +1.619.524.aaaa, smiles, Ivan, olaf, raphael, [IPcaller], Irini, SamCoppens, Jose, +1.518.608.aacc 16:11:51 rrsagent, set log public 16:11:57 rrsagent, draft minutes 16:11:57 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2010/05/28-prov-xg-minutes.html Irini 16:12:04 trackbot, end telcon 16:12:04 Zakim, list attendees 16:12:04 sorry, trackbot, I don't know what conference this is 16:12:05 RRSAgent, please draft minutes 16:12:05 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2010/05/28-prov-xg-minutes.html trackbot 16:12:06 RRSAgent, bye 16:12:06 I see no action items