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Chemistry for the Web and Publishing

19 Sep 2019

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Dan_B, George, jasonjgw, franco, Ashley, Eleanor, Elaine
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Welcome New Members

Approve Minutes From Last Meeting

minutes approved.

Dan Barrett and Jason White to speak at IsLand Conference. Questions you wish them to ask

DB: I will be talking about this group.

JW: I am giving a presentation about MathML and the addition of semantics and also adding how to differenciate math content from chem. I will have hand outs.

There will be no news for the experts, so more basic.

DB: Cary runs the conference

Reach out to Jason and Dan at any time about thoughts.

GK: what is the current best practice.

JW: One of the options is to have parallel semantic and presentation MathML. Use ARIA to disembaquate.

VS: With MathJax, I use huristics to figure out that this is Chemistry versus math.

let them know that they can still use LaTex, and If you go to the conference

MathJax fundamentally understands LaTex.

Elanore we will put in the image, which is not great.

Continue Discussion of Use Cases

Where did we leave off?

CS: Three dementional models.

I went to a conference and met with MollyMods.

They do not represent bonds.

They have an App where you take a picture and it patern matches it with an online database.

DB: That does not sound possible.

CS: if you use ChemDraw and take advantage of the database, they can do interesting things.

At the conference the tech people were not there, so I could not get much.

VS: On some online databases, you can send your mol files and get information back, including references to a 3D library.

Ashley: I have read about Seelis where you can take a picture and it can return something that can then be presented by vibration. I wonder if something like this could be modified for chemistry.

DB: I wonder how this would work with haptic output.

CS: I am trying to compare what is available and what needs to be done.

Text-to-Speech is an interesting approach.

If we had a database, how could we make it more effective to produce a tactile, sh ask with swelling paper or a tiger embosser.

GK: What about imageshare?

Does a database of Chemistry already exists.

VS: We have the software to do it. We do not have a database of these items.

<Dan_B> Cary : volker are you saying you can take a jmol or regular mol file and turn that into an SVG?

<Dan_B> Volker: Yes, it can pick up the identifier of your favorite molecule and put it into our identifer and render an SVG.

DB: Is JMol open source.

Also JSMol

JSMol you can run on a website.

VS: JSMol is the useful one.
... if you have a mol file with 3D coordinagtes, it can render it directly.

/say VS: if you have a mol file with 3D coordinagtes, it can render it directly.

/say /say VS: if you have a mol file with 3D coordinagtes, it can render it directly.

CS: The point is to identify gaps.

There is a gap and how do webridge the gap.

The wideness of the gap is not as wide as we thought.

VS seems to have a lot of the solutions.

VS: I recall that some folks were looking at funding.

The funding discussion has not moved forward.

DB: We at HM would love to use what VS has done to render the more complex materials in our books. How can we make that happen?

/say DB: We at HM would love to use what VS has done to render the more complex materials in our books. How can we make that happen?. It is a service that is available for sale.

<scribe> ACTION: George to send out the survey results of developers.

/say ACTION: George to send out the survey results of developers.

A discussion of how the software renders complex or simple molecules.

We are good at recognition, but when you get annotations, we have not developed that yet.

To premature for a CSUN presentation.ACTION: VS and CS will look at a submission for CSUN.

Next meeting proposed for October 24th

<franco> ACTION: VS and CS will look at a submission for CSUN.

Decision to have next call on the 24th.

<scribe> ACTION:George to send out a calendar invite.

Summary of Action Items

[NEW] ACTION: George to send out a calendar invite.
[NEW] ACTION: George to send out the survey results of developers.
[NEW] ACTION: VS and CS will look at a submission for CSUN.
 

Summary of Resolutions

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