Ted: in order to revitalize Gen2 we agreed at F2F to have a call for editors, made some explicit pleas within the group to raise to their management. Patrick Bartsch from JLR got Colin Lee to join and was hoping he would be an editor but he is more standards coordination which is also helpful
Gunnar: I agree and eager to get
going
... hope the chairs to provide more guidance, need clear
roadmap and next steps, which chapters
Ted defer until we have Daniel and Ulf
VSS2.0 pending, also prompt edit to handle versioning in VISS likely getMetaData method
IEC 15118 & 63110 EV charging - initial inquiries
ISO TC22, SC31 - Extended Vehicle, liaison established
ISO TC204 Intelligent Transportation Systems - liaison vote in October, observer status at plenary
ISO JTC-1 (sc?) SmartCities
ISO TC211 Geographic Information, liaison approved
W3C Spatial Data on Web Interest Group rechartering at OGC Plenary in Toulouse, France expect them to help orchestrate
Ted: additionally there is AutoSAR which is further down the stack closer to signal inception. While considerable has been standardized at this level there is still no common models for in-vehicle signals, getting one would also reduce regular strain between OEM and providers, and ease integration
Gunnar: I have not heard anything
more complete on data alignment in AutoSAR yet
... we are starting to anticipate that
... this is a potential ethernet based CAN replacement that
could include VSS signals
... in parallel we are having a positive discussion on legal
obstacles
... I might be limited in what I can relay back
Ted: similar with ISO and
IEC
... I am still figuring out their processes and what I can talk
about, will be more one directional reporting what we do and high
level in return from ISO
... I am looking for involvement from other W3C Auto participants
to help work on a
strategy for how to present a proposal to align on vehicle data
https://doodle.com/poll/5efffbyf8r8v95gc
Guru: what sort of tooling should we use tackling the tasks once they are outlined?
Ted: mostly we should use github, create issues for tasks and have accompanying pull requests for consideration
Joakim: Benjamin, can we see your thesis?
Benjamin: my slides?
Ted: and thesis
Benjamin: definitely, will send link to slides and cleaning up thesis
Joakim: congratulations
https://fr.slideshare.net/BenjaminKlotz2/semantic-technologies-for-vehicle-data-defense
[adjourned]