Semantic Web Structured Data Schemas

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Minutes

https://www.w3.org/2016/09/23-vocabs-minutes

Intro

This page provides a rough agenda and other info for the face to face meeting of Community Groups working in fields related to vocabularies, Semantic Web and related technologies at TPAC 2016. This was initiated by members of schema.org-related groups and the Semantic Web Interest Group to take advantage of the opportunity to meet face to face during TPAC. While all interested parties are welcome the formal room size is small (20), we encourage observers to join in discussions or consider giving up seats for more active participants if needed. We do not expect typical attendees of this meeting to make a dedicated trip to TPAC purely for it; rather it is oriented towards existing TPAC attendees who share an interest in schemas, hence the loose / ad-hoc agenda.


Topics

The goal of the meeting is to encourage cross-group discussion about approaches to the collaborative creation, maintainance and evolution of structured data schemas, particularly those designed for wide-scale adoption and iterative development.

The general topics for discussion will be:

  • Vocabulary development - how can W3C better support vocab development and maintenance, allowing for flexibility and agility without diluting stability.
  • Possible future standardization work.
  • Potentially discussion of specific topical schemas, if sufficient parties express interest.

Agenda

As the meeting occurs on TPAC's final day (see schedule), we can assume that some participants will have to leave early. Rather than arrange a rigid agenda we have built in scope for self-organization and ad-hoc presentations that draw upon the prior week's TPAC discussions. As a W3C TPAC event we must also assume that many relevant parties will have been unable to travel to the event, and that some very interested parties will be overcommitted and needed in other TPAC events happening simultaneously.

  • 09:00 Intro/welcome, Dan Brickley (chair, schema.org CG, SWIG)
  • 09:20 - The W3C perspective for the day, Phil Archer
  • 09:30 - Brief Introductions (30 seconds max each)
  • 09:45-10:30 - Lightning Talks (5 or 10 mins depending on how many proposed in Wiki below(*).
  • 10:30-10:35 - Agenda hacking (collecting suggestions from intros, lightning talks etc.).
  • 10:35-11:15 - Morning break (noting that coffee etc stops at 11) - Hall 4, First floor
  • 11:15-12:00 - Topical Discuss session no.1. (*)
  • 12:00-12:45 - Schema.org, W3C CGs and Github: discussion on the schema.org approach (Dan Brickley session lead)
  • 12:45-2:00 - LUNCH - Restaurant, First floor
  • 2:00-3:00 - Timeslot to be allocated. (2nd lightning talk session?)
  • 3:00-3:45 - Afternoon break - Hall 4, First floor
  • 3:45-4:45 - Timeslot to be allocated
  • 17:00 Wrap up

Lightning Talk and Unallocated Timeslot topics

(*) Short talks / presentation /demos are encouraged. Please propose here (or link to mailing list suggestions) and we can integrate into the agenda during TPAC and in the morning 'agenda hacking' session.

  • Topic: I18N/L18N, usecases and designs for language-varying content from Alexandre Bertails
  • Demo on the I18N/L18N topic: generating Schema.org from terminology data bases - Felix Sasaki
  • Short discussion topic(?): JSON-LD - context files (their role and impact) - Dan Brickley
  • Presentation of the schema.org visualizer tool (code) for visualizing Event and CreativeWork ... and general use of schema.org in the DOREMUS project where we have translated the FRBRoo model in schema.org - Raphael Troncy
  • Presentation of the 3cixty platform that consumes and produces schema.org metadata in the domain of culture and tourism, return of experience and advertisement for the SEO - schema.org meetup organized in Google Paris - Raphael Troncy
  • Leveraging SHACL for validating schema.org snippets - Alexandre Bertails
  • Your session idea here.

Location

Room 0.08, Ground floor, at the far end, down the stairs, turn left and head for the ladies, but swerve right just before you get there, modulo any relevant physical needs

Registration

The meeting is public in that anyone may join it, but you need to be registered for TPAC itself. The room capacity is limited to 20 people which we think means it might be a tight squeeze.

See also registered attendees list, based on form filled out during TPAC registration.

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