14:01:38 RRSAgent has joined #sdwbp 14:01:38 logging to http://www.w3.org/2016/05/04-sdwbp-irc 14:01:40 RRSAgent, make logs world 14:01:40 Zakim has joined #sdwbp 14:01:42 Zakim, this will be SDW 14:01:42 ok, trackbot 14:01:43 Meeting: Spatial Data on the Web Working Group Teleconference 14:01:43 Date: 04 May 2016 14:02:09 present+ ScottSimmons 14:03:10 agenda: https://www.w3.org/2015/spatial/wiki/Meetings:BP-Telecon20160504 14:03:18 present+ eparsons 14:03:18 regrets+ Clemens 14:03:25 present+ frans 14:03:27 zakim, code? 14:03:27 I have been told this is SDW 14:03:46 jtandy has joined #sdwbp 14:03:56 zakim, this is https://mit.webex.com/mit/e.php?MTID=mbda94b24cafd410bd9c86a84e033919f meeting ID 643 407 318, pw sdwbp 14:03:56 got it, phila 14:04:02 zakim, save this description 14:04:02 this conference description has been saved, phila 14:04:03 zakim, code 14:04:04 I don't understand 'code', jtandy 14:04:06 zakim, code? 14:04:06 I have been told this is https://mit.webex.com/mit/e.php?MTID=mbda94b24cafd410bd9c86a84e033919f meeting ID 643 407 318, pw sdwbp 14:04:14 present+ Linda 14:04:19 present= phila 14:04:24 present+ phila 14:04:38 regrets+ Payam 14:04:59 present+ billroberts 14:05:05 present+ jtandy 14:06:12 top left? 14:06:19 josh has joined #sdwbp 14:07:14 present+ 14:07:21 MattPerry has joined #sdwbp 14:07:30 present+ MattPerry 14:07:44 scribe: eparsons 14:08:11 topic : last weeks minutes 14:08:16 scribenick: eparsons 14:08:18 http://www.w3.org/2016/05/03-sdwbp-minutes.html 14:08:36 Proposed: approve minutes of last meeting 14:08:40 +1 14:08:42 +1 14:08:44 +1 14:08:48 +0 14:08:51 +1 14:09:07 (actually = http://www.w3.org/2016/04/20-sdwbp-minutes) 14:09:19 We're being supportive... 14:09:25 +1 14:09:34 +1 14:09:37 RESOLVED: approve minutes of last meeting (on 20 April) 14:10:01 topic: patent call 14:10:05 link: https://www.w3.org/2015/spatial/wiki/Patent_Call 14:10:05 q+ 14:10:14 ack phila 14:11:11 phila Pleased with jtandy good practice of checking irc and webex participants 14:11:53 phila important for IPR reasions 14:11:55 topic: Summary of main points from Best Practice sub-group 'virtual meeting', 3-May-2016 Minutes 14:12:37 jtandy josh, lindy, phil (decorating) present on call yesterday - thanks to all 14:12:50 s/lindy/linda/ 14:13:13 jtandy Seemed to work well, recommended as good way of working 14:13:24 Also Clemens, Andrea were there. 14:13:34 And Bart 14:13:52 https://www.w3.org/2015/spatial/wiki/BP_Narrative_2 14:14:10 jtandy flooding story rewrite by jtandy link above 14:14:39 jtandy too techie language perhaps 14:15:53 q+ 14:15:57 jtandy Flooding emotive subject - event not prediction of flooding is relevant only 14:16:02 ack frans 14:16:44 frans 2 versions really needed ? 14:17:49 jtandy Not tech story with links to details or details mixed within narrative are the options, tech content is really needed and important 14:17:54 q+ 14:18:04 ack Linda|2 14:18:25 q+ 14:18:29 jtandy DRY Don't Repeat Yourself 14:18:35 ack josh 14:18:57 Linda|2 Domain language was identified yesterday as issue 14:18:58 AndreaPerego has joined #sdwbp 14:19:26 zakim, what is the conference code? 14:19:26 I have been told this is https://mit.webex.com/mit/e.php?MTID=mbda94b24cafd410bd9c86a84e033919f meeting ID 643 407 318, pw sdwbp 14:19:26 josh Understandable to web and GI communities to issue 14:19:41 josh Matching terms needed 14:20:07 Example from yesterday: "spatial join" vs "mashup" 14:20:09 jtandy Key to avoid hydrological terms 14:20:49 jtandy "Real world Thing" is a useful term rather than feature 14:21:12 q? 14:21:20 jtandy Not Happy with thing but best we could come up with 14:21:20 present+ AndreaPerego 14:21:22 ack Linda| 14:22:26 jtandy Good talk of crowd sourcing - is the audience platform devs eg. twitter or users of platform api's 14:23:04 jtandy Platform devs temselves eg twitter, facebook not so different to SDI publishers 14:23:35 jtandy URL's to identify things good in tweets etc.. 14:24:26 jtandy eg. what 3 words 14:24:26 q+ 14:24:30 sorry - ScottSimmons must leave 14:24:36 ack frans 14:25:28 "acknowledge other types of platform providers as audience for BP doc" said Frans 14:25:32 frans Platform devs good audience - Data Storage providers good also be interested - looking for guidance 14:26:33 jtandy Audience discussion fruitful - SDI providers, twitter, API builders are all platforms of sorts 14:27:04 josh All web server based technologies are platforms ? 14:27:20 jtandy The web is the one platform to rule them all 14:28:38 jtandy What does Spatial data on the web mean to Small publishers - links to other resources / large publishers more complex use of data 14:28:52 jtandy josh ? anything to add 14:29:23 josh similar cases - fine grained links not scalable - large is scalable 14:29:29 "APIs that add scaleability to that fine grained access" said Josh 14:29:45 jtandy loves josh 14:30:07 jtandy platonic 14:30:52 s/providers good also/providers could also/ 14:30:52 jtandy Our examples need to focus on data publication - first step if not published, cannot be used 14:31:14 q+ 14:31:18 eparsons Agree completely 14:31:25 ack billroberts 14:32:01 billroberts Happy with focus on data publishers - risk we miss the step to make it easy for users of data 14:32:06 The goal of publishing data to enable "better mashups" means that implementation feedback is crucial. 14:32:40 jtandy Test the usage of data against each BP - "Is the data easy for users to access" 14:33:04 billroberts Usage patterns need to promote use 14:33:23 jtandy "web as data sharing platform" 14:33:24 Topic: Overview of BP Narrative 2 14:33:35 https://www.w3.org/2015/spatial/wiki/BP_Narrative_2 14:33:51 jtandy Linda|2 has made updates to above 14:34:18 jtandy Key points against 9 steps 14:34:43 what?...wakes up 14:34:53 jtandy First step publish flood prediction data as a coverage 14:34:53 yes I was listening 14:35:19 jtandy Nobody owns theis example - Bill ? 14:36:15 jtandy Second step Admin Areas from SDI source using proxy layer 14:36:48 jtandy includes CRS, precision etc 14:37:29 jtandy third step - web developer takes coverage data - converts to vector features 14:37:36 q 14:37:38 q+ 14:37:58 ack eparsons 14:38:24 WPS! 14:38:25 eparsons Is that realistic for web dev ? 14:38:50 jtandy Open source dev - might make an app.. 14:40:31 josh Might use a restful service to join spatial data 14:40:34 Spatial joins are often needed 14:41:21 josh spatial join wrong language mashup is more appropriate 14:42:18 jtandy web dev called Helen wants to use her edge finding algorithm in javascript - so can do that 14:42:56 jtandy Helens vectors are very details - brings in issue of performance - need to generalise for example ? 14:43:22 jtandy - point taken think about better ways... 14:44:12 jtandy Step Four publish fixed assets, topographical features not using SDI in this case - normal web tech 14:44:33 jtandy SDI use case but not using SDI tech.. 14:45:48 jtandy Step five of interest to billroberts - Figure out number of people the food covers, CSV file of peoples location converted to RDF 14:46:13 jtandy RDF data ingested into triple store for SPARQL query 14:46:39 jtandy billroberts Is this your bag ? 14:47:19 billroberts Almost - different tools - but census data as RDF is relevant 14:48:05 billroberts CSV to RDF then exposed as SPARQL endpoint but small community 14:48:28 jtandy Capture what billroberts does would be really useful 14:48:28 q+ 14:48:42 ack frans 14:49:23 q+ 14:49:29 ack billroberts 14:49:37 frans Point 5 realistic ? Census publishers often use more advanced publishing tools 14:50:24 billroberts 50% agreement with frans - Many do use csv however, jsonstat another common format, specific api's etc 14:51:02 billroberts Good Step however.. 14:51:37 jtandy Realism is aim - BP needs to expose problems 14:51:57 billroberts - Too much detail would be an issue in too real examples 14:52:57 jtandy Not trying to build flood prevention system, details not relevant to our use of scenario 14:54:13 frans Something not so based on semantics, weather data might be better, not as loading with semantic problems in stats 14:54:48 jtandy maybe, pop broken down into groups 14:55:27 jtandy Step six - emergency teams use GIS to create evac plan 14:57:06 jtandy Take GIS analysis product and publish as html, or API for embedded use on web pages 14:57:22 jtandy eparsons would you work on this 14:57:27 eparsons yes !! 14:57:52 jtandy Step seven data streams - josh to take up 14:58:55 jtandy step eight - social media examples, twitter users advertising phone charging, Instagram users taking pictures of floods 14:59:14 josh links to step seven 14:59:45 josh IoT testbed, causing stress with SSN work however 15:00:30 jtandy step nine - most event SAR data cross referenced with insurance data 15:00:34 Topic: Allocate examples to WG members to complete 15:00:40 jtandy - makes sense ? 15:01:10 jtandy - Step 1 coverage data needs someone to help work on.. 15:01:21 jtandy - Step 2 clemens 15:01:29 jtandy step 3 - Linda|2 15:01:43 jtandy Step 4 - Andrea 15:02:00 jtandy Step 5 - billroberts 15:02:12 jtandy Step 6 -eparsons 15:02:32 jtandy steps 7 & 8 - josh 15:03:37 jtandy Linda|2 had added to narrative for step 3 good example 15:03:43 Topic: AOB 15:04:04 RRSAgent, make logs public 15:04:24 rrsagent, draft minutes 15:04:24 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2016/05/04-sdwbp-minutes.html eparsons 15:04:25 Thanks to all the BP people! 15:04:27 bye 15:04:28 bye 15:04:37 Bye 15:04:37 bye 15:04:39 josh has left #sdwbp 15:05:03 RRSAgent, draft minutes 15:05:03 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2016/05/04-sdwbp-minutes.html phila 15:08:47 chair: Jeremy 16:20:10 zakim, bye 16:20:10 leaving. As of this point the attendees have been phila, billroberts, jtandy, josh, MattPerry, AndreaPerego 16:20:10 Zakim has left #sdwbp 16:20:14 RRSAgent, bye 16:20:14 I see no action items