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<trackbot> Date: 02 February 2012
<BenediktKaempgen> \me also connected through skype
<DeirdreLee> mhausenblas, I must be P26 or 53
<olyerickson> zakim mute me
<Mike_P> can folks mute their phones
<scribe> scribenick: mhausenblas
<cgueret> Zakim I'm on the phone too
<George> PROPOSAL: The GLD WG decides to publish 'Terms for describing people' in the first batch of FPWD by end of Feb 2012
Michael: available via https://dvcs.w3.org/hg/gld/raw-file/default/people/index.html
<rreck> rreck
<rreck> i just joined
<olyerickson> I looked at the draft/proposal; very good!
<olyerickson> I thought mhausenblas' "Terms for describing people" a good step forward
Michael: Tried to focus on UC to determine scope and then we can figure what is in scope
<olyerickson> zakim unmute me.
olyerickson: good start, Michael, UC help
<cgueret> +1
George: agreed
<cgueret> fantastic :)
<olyerickson> zakim mute me.
<dvilasuero> great job mhausenblas
<dvilasuero> +1
<olyerickson> +1 to proposal
<George> +1 to proposal
<boris> +1
<dvilasuero> +1 to proposal
<sandro> +1
<BenediktKaempgen> +q
<Yigal> zakim aaii is me
<csarven> +1
RESOLUTION: The GLD WG decides to publish 'Terms for describing people' in the first batch of FPWD by end of Feb 2012
<olyerickson> Everything we're doing is currently "subject to revision"
https://dvcs.w3.org/hg/gld/raw-file/default/people/index.html
<olyerickson> Comment: These are use cases appropriate to our government context
<cgueret> +q
Michael: Tried to identify UC
from real-world apps or datasets
... Tried to derive requirements from it
<cgueret> -q
BenediktKaempgen: where to contribute
Michael: http://www.w3.org/2011/gld/wiki/Terms_for_describing_people
<olyerickson> what happened?
<sandro> cygri, you brought a loud tone with you.
<cygri> sorry. my voip thingy crashed. hope it didn't take zakim with it
George: any immediate input for the People ED?
<BenediktKaempgen> +q
Michael: I guess for the FPWD we should focus on the UC and req - will also cover existing vocabs review
<olyerickson> I think the aspects that will be very useful will be people w.r.t. agencies
<olyerickson> zakim mute me.
BenediktKaempgen: How do you know if we cover the most interesting UC
<sandro> cygri, still the loud tone.
<cgueret> :)
<olyerickson> Examples would be (a) elected representatives (b) officials at agencies
<cygri> i'll redial.
<cygri> olyerickson, this is a software phone.
<olyerickson> zakim unmute me.
George: dataset driven seems useful
olyerickson: two kinds of people
and relations
... (a) elected representatives (b) officials at agencies
... also need to check re ORG vocab re instance data
<olyerickson> zakim mute me.
<cygri> oh well.
<cygri> regarding where use cases come from:
<cygri> a good use case is something that you or your organization want to do anyways
<cygri> and that would benefit from, or be enabled by, a standard vocabulary
<cygri> e.g., for ORG:
<olyerickson> ACTION: olyerickson to follow-up on "elected officials" and "agency officials" concern [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2012/02/02-gld-minutes.html#action01]
<trackbot> Created ACTION-46 - Follow-up on "elected officials" and "agency officials" concern [on John Erickson - due 2012-02-09].
<cygri> “we want to publish an organigram of our government in machine-readable form so that different ppl can visualize it in different ways”
<olyerickson> zakim mute me.
Michael: We're trying to standardise the behaviour of publishers, hence should be driven by stuff that exists out there
<sandro> gatemezi, I think there was talking in the background where you are.
cygri: Best UC are the ones that
are done or planned and require a standardised way to represent
it
... for example, for QB, take some spread sheets, need to
publish, etc.
Michael: I agree with Richard
<cgueret> +1 to move to next topic
<olyerickson> I have nothing to add. Note that I added an action for myself...
<cygri> zakim you eejit. i'm still on the call
<olyerickson> RE "roles," see http://www.epimorphics.com/public/vocabulary/org.html#roles
George: https://www.w3.org/2011/gld/track/products/2
<olyerickson> DCAT ED: http://dvcs.w3.org/hg/gld/raw-file/default/dcat/index.html
<cygri> ACTION-38?
<trackbot> ACTION-38 -- Phil Archer to convert editors' draft of DCAT to make use of respec -- due 2012-02-02 -- OPEN
<trackbot> http://www.w3.org/2011/gld/track/actions/38
<cygri> ACTION-39?
<trackbot> ACTION-39 -- Richard Cyganiak to update http://vocab.deri.ie/dcat to point to the new dcat ED -- due 2012-02-02 -- OPEN
<trackbot> http://www.w3.org/2011/gld/track/actions/39
<cygri> ACTION-40?
<trackbot> ACTION-40 -- Phil Archer to reflect on SEMIC advice on vocab selection etc. to see if there is more to contribute to the BP doc -- due 2012-02-02 -- OPEN
<trackbot> http://www.w3.org/2011/gld/track/actions/40
<olyerickson> Issue 10 maybe?
<olyerickson> zakim unmute me.
<gatemezi> +1 to closing an issue with a resolution
Michael: we should close issues only with the recorded resolution
<cgueret> +1 to cygri
<boris> +1 to richard
<gatemezi> +1 to have a special meeting on DCAT for those issues...
cygri: we should prepare issues along with proposal
<DanG> +1 to richard
<olyerickson> No objection
George: shall we start discussing issues?
<cygri> +1 to olyerickson, this would be great!
John: the DCAT team should come up with proposals for the issues
<George> +1 to olyerickson
<olyerickson> ACTION: DCAT team to propose resolutions to issue-2, issue-3 and possibly others to appear on next GLD call agenda [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2012/02/02-gld-minutes.html#action02]
<trackbot> Sorry, couldn't find user - DCAT
<olyerickson> ACTION: olyerickson to corral DCAT team to propose resolutions to issue-2, issue-3 and possibly others to appear on next GLD call agenda [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2012/02/02-gld-minutes.html#action03]
<trackbot> Created ACTION-47 - Corral DCAT team to propose resolutions to issue-2, issue-3 and possibly others to appear on next GLD call agenda [on John Erickson - due 2012-02-09].
<dvilasuero> http://www.w3.org/2011/gld/wiki/images/4/4a/MultilingualismGLD%28v4%29.pdf
<olyerickson> zakim mute me.
Elena: From UPM, working on EC project http://www.monnet-project.eu/
<olyerickson> zakim mute me.
<olyerickson> ZAKIM mute me.
(Elena walks us through the slides and highlights certain issues)
<cygri> zakim why u hate me
Elena: it is not possible to link
the labels, for example, this is the translation of the
other
... better than ad-hoc solution is LEMON, developed in
Monnet
<olyerickson> Slide?
<olyerickson> ok slide 14
<sandro> hmmmm. does this mean we stop using RDF language tags...? is language just another sense?
<sandro> (or context)
<gatemezi> @thanks mhausenblas
<gatemezi> Is there any link of the lexical model you are talking about?
<gatemezi> Could we advice govn't to *always* import in their vocab the lexical model for the translation of their vocab?
<sandro> on slide 22, I wonder if it's really "medio de page"@es or if language tags aren/t used (since they are basically redundant with lemon)
<cygri> sandro, it's still an utterance in a particular natural language, so @es is still appropriate
<olyerickson> re: "isCulturalEquivalentTranslationOf" ...wow, what a concept!
<sandro> I agree, cygri -- just wondering if the lemon folks agree.
<sandro> sure, mhausenblas
<cygri> ok sandro
<olyerickson> +1 to fascinating!
<gatemezi> Thanks Elena!!
<dvilasuero> great talk elena
<PhilA2> Very interesting, Elena
George: interesting work, there is a liaising opportunity
olyerickson: thanks Elena, we've been thinking about this in RPI as well in the context of international datasets
<Biplav> Thanks Elena!
olyerickson: the extensibility is an important aspect
DanG: seems to me that you're
using the concept as the pivot
... right approach, IMO
<cygri> if there's time, can someone ask if the ontolex community has an opinion on translating URIs (as opposed to labels/literals)?
George: thanks again, Elena
<olyerickson> +1 to babies ;)
<PhilA2> Apologises for being absent for so much of the call - glad I caught Elena
<PhilA2> go Dan1!
dvilasuero: volunteer to scribe next week
<dvilasuero> i'd like to volunteer for scribing nexxt week
<olyerickson> PhilA see Elana's slides
(meeting adjourned)
<BenediktKaempgen> thanks george
<gatemezi> Thanks all!
<DanG> bye
<fadi> bye
<rreck> thanks
<BenediktKaempgen> bye
<PhilA2> Thanks olyerickson I did
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