<kaz> scribenick: sebastian

Review minutes

<kaz> May-06

<kaz> Apr-22

<kaz> Apr-15

no objections

<kaz> all the minutes approved

Softether vpn

next topic: SoftEther VPN

Kaz: W3C System Team can host the software, but the question is by when

McCool: we should clearify if they are ready by May 25

Koster: would test this, however, he is busy
... can someone else test the VPN software?

<kaz> ACTION: kaz will create a doodle poll on updated candidate dates mentioning a few promising times

<kaz> scribenick: kaz

McCool: should start with f2f dates including earlier candidate dates June 4-5
... are there any holidays in June?

Sebastian: my question is still what kind of features to be tested

(Sebastian leaves)

McCool: looking at the week of June 14th
... could something like starting plugfest on June 9
... how about just putting days first and then times next?

Kaz: fine by me since that was my original proposal

McCool: and let's start with just f2f

Kaz: ok

McCool: June 4, 5, 9, 10, 15, 16, 17, 18
... also the following week, i.e., 22, 23, 24, 25
... let's fix the f2f part first, and then revisit the plugfest part

Kaz: ok

PlugFest venue

McCool: any thoughts?
... so far, talking with SFU and UBC
... not very sure about the rate yet
... let's see the detail about TPAC offline
... features to be tested mentioned by Sebastian
... Lagally mentioned use case scenario
... and then experimental things

McCool: use cases and scenarios are related to demos

<Ege> https://github.com/w3c/wot-thing-description/tree/master/proposals/hypermedia-control

Ege: something to be checked mentioned within the new Charter
... using some prototype?

McCool: Prototype: new prototypes for proposed functionality, e.g., discovery links, hypermedia
... (adds some items under the prototype category)
... discovery, hypermedia controls, event history, OAuth2

<Ege> https://github.com/w3c/wot-thing-description/issues/892

Ege: issue generated by Ben above

McCool: do you want to include that link on the plugfest wiki?

<Ege> https://www.w3.org/2020/01/wot-wg-charter.html

Ege: new charter above

McCool: (adds resources to the item list)
... ok
... on the other hand, "PoC" is more experimental

<scribe> ... new functionality for node-wot includes OAuth2

Use cases

McCool: Lagally has brought up use case ideas

Lagally: we started home use cases and scenarios
... would deal with some interesting flow

McCool: three things to worry
... we have use cases, testing and prototypes/proposals
... would be productive if we could organize scenarios
... what kind of scenarios would make sense for each feature and prototype/poc?

Lagally: (mentions some idea)

McCool: we could brainstorm about possible scenarios
... what do we want to showcase in October?
... (mentions several possible ideas)
... discovery - end-user programming in smart retail using Node-RED and EdgeX
... also smart city/building dashboard

Lagally: smart city should go beyond the "discovery" topic

McCool: that's true
... would start with something simple
... any other ideas?
... maybe we can add another category than "possible demos"
... (adds "Possible Scenarios" as a sub category under "Us Cases and Scenarios")
... (and adds "Smart Store")
... and what else?
... what about "Smart Agriculture"?
... (and adds "Eventing" to "Possible Demos")
... make sense?

Daniel: University of Bologna was also interested in smart agriculture

Ege: the scenarios should be actual entities?

McCool: would see some devices
... please add your ideas on the wiki

Kaz: could think about digital twins for them?

McCool: should describe the scenario

Lagally: yes, concrete scenario description should be clarified

McCool: let's talk about that next time

[adjourned]