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<trackbot> Date: 22 July 2015
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<trackbot> Meeting: Web of Things Interest Group Teleconference
<trackbot> Date: 22 July 2015
<scribe> Meeting: Call of TF-DI on 22nd July
<scribe> scribe: JohannesHund
<scribe> scribeNick:jhund
Soumya: this is the last call before the sunnyvale f2f
[shows his report of TF activity]
Soumya: scope of TF-DI is to
provide a generic understanding
... as well as a classification and landscaping
... we have to define discovery
... and thing description, which is a prerequisite for
discovery
... we have a taxonomy in the wiki
... looking for contributors
... summary of discussions: general, use cases, scopes and
dimensions, and building blocks
... building blocks comprise registration, life cycle and an
abstraction layer (driver model)
... we also did a survey on the tech landscape
... resulting in 5 categories
... 1 finding things around me
... 2 finding things on my network
... 3 searching in directories
... 4 searching across peers
... 5 accessing the metadata
last one is tightly coupled to TF-TD
3 and 5 are tightly interrelated
scribe: agreements in
sunnyvale:
... 1 requirements
... 2 simplification
... 3 building blocks
... 4 tech landscape
... further work will outreach to other TFs
Soumya: kick-start topics post
july f2f
... interaction models to find commonalities
... as well as explorative implementations
... security and privacy is gaining importance
... plus continued landscape
... we could outreach to Sensei-IoT for their discovery
approach
... tech landscape will be compiled on github
... points to wiki page
... this ends the presentation
... Questions?
Joerg: comments on conclusion
objectives
... what is already agreed?
Soumya: the building blocks in
abstract view are common understanding
... we decided on the mentioned three, but we have more
ahead
... like authorization
Joerg: we had this discussion,
but I would not put them up for conclusion as of now
... what is behind simplification of discovery?
Soumya: topics like "is
discoveryy running by itself in the background?"
... how can we make it simpler to keep the human out of the
loop?
... and we should agree that we have this
Joerg: shouldn't that be an exploration topic?
Soumya: agreed
Joerg: could we put building blocks for later?
Soumya: will do and send first draft to TF moderators
Joerg: what could topics be for a joint breakout between TF-DI and the security and privacy group?
Soumya: we have a discussion
point on security and access mechaqnisms
... we could reduce the number of devices a user can discover
by grouping
Joerg: Oliver had a pointer for the joint discussion
[Joerg points to the sec&priv-catalogue on the wiki]
Joerg: maybe take that catalogue
as base for discussion
... and maybe grouped by the discovery categories
... could you do some slides for the joint session on the
F2F
Soumya: will prepare that
... more comments?
Joerg: S&P will meet in the
morning, TF-DI in the afternooin
... S%P will then join the other TF meetings
jhund: maybe have a solitary slide for the agreed points
Soumya: ok
Joerg: maybe assemble a first
list of persons to query for topics on the landscape
... so people can arrange themselves on the meeting
Soumya: that would be it
Joerg: thanks for the
report
... dsuggestions for chairing on the F2F to take your
place?
Soumya: Joerg or Dave would be
good
... if there is a scribe it'll be good
Joerg: could bring along
conferencing equipment
... that would be unconvient time
Soumya: would be ok for me, I would like to participate if possible
[meeting adjurned]
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