Kaz: all of the guests, Chris, Rob
    and Gyu Myoung, should be aware of the W3C Patent Policy
    ... we can just confirm that to make sure
all: ok
Rob: I confirm I'm aware of W3C Patent Policy
Chris: yes
Gyu_Myoung: yes
Lagally: still draft, though
<mlagally> https://w3c.github.io/wot-usecases/
Lagally: we WoT WG/IG are generating a
    Use Cases document
    ... still need editorial cleanup, though
    ... working with the other W3C groups and SDOs
    ... we're the entry point to identify what kind of
    functionalities would make sense and needed
    ... so we're collecting use cases based on a template on
    GitHub
template for use case description
Lagally: requirements analysis is also
    ongoing
    ... we review the proposed use cases and then put them into the
    HTML document above
    ... on Wednesday, October 7, we'll have use case session during
    the WoT vF2F meeting
Lagally: important topics on liaison
    with SDOs and collaboration with W3C groups
    ... we have to talk about who to invite and what to discuss
Kaz: Rob is thinking of a use
    case about AR imaging
    ... would like to generate use case description
    collaboratively
Rob: using web video map
    track
    ... metadata on geolocation as well
    ... moving images based on the sensors
    ... use case described on the tutorial
    ... firstly proof of action
    ... secondly recording format
    ... not for AR specifically but can use for video overlay in
    general
    ... useful for debugging as well
Lagally: very interesting
    ... can you do some presentation on Oct 7?
    ... how long would it take?
Rob: depends on your need :)
    ... but can provide resources
Lagally: would say 10 mins ;)
Kaz: great
McCool: we're working on geolocation
    for PlugFest (PoC for interoperability check)
    ... both static and dynamic geolocation metadata
    management
    ... need to think about how to deal with that
Kaz: right, so I invited Rob :)
McCool: what about geospacial work?
Rob: working for the Geospacial group as well
McCool: geolocation metadata is
    horizontal for various use cases
    ... we're also talking with the Publishing BG as well
    ... they're interested in content right management as
    well
    ... how to manage privacy for video services is also
    interesting
    ... probably relationship there
Kaz: right
    ... there were several breakout sessions about those points in Lyon, etc.
Lagally: btw, I've added Publishing BG as well to the agenda wiki
Kaz: put the URL for the PBG agenda above
Lagally: we'll have the detailed discussion for PBG later during the WoT Architecture call
Rob: I'm also interested in
    privacy and security
    ... and search use cases
    ... metadata within video files
    ... so interested in blockchain as well
    ... best practice document on geo is also ongoing
    ... planning to have a breakout session during TPAC
McCool: we have another WoT TF on
    Discovery
    ... searching for geolocation metadata
    ... talking with some people, e.g., about DNS-based
    services
    ... also geo-based metadata
    ... and security/privacy TF as well
    ... how to protect the query is important
Lagally: wondering if it would be useful to show use cases from the WoT TFs
<RobSmith> TPAC breakout session: https://www.w3.org/wiki/TPAC/2020/SessionIdeas#Video_Metadata_For_Moving_Objects_.26_Sensors_On_The_Web_.28WebVMT.29
McCool: e.g., NHK is working on media
    integration use case
    ... we need to have discussion
    ... online systems available for PlugFest this week
Lagally: (added geolocation data AR to the new use cases session)
<RobSmith> I'm also interested in discovery for WebVMT
Lagally: what about metadata
    discovery?
    ... any other use cases to be ddes?
McCool: feedback from the Scripting API TF and the TD TF?
<RobSmith> WebVMT Golden Tutorial use case: https://w3c.github.io/sdw/proposals/geotagging/webvmt/#goldentutorial
Kaz: possibly some use case based on the recursive Thing Model discussion yesterday?
McCool: some special requirement for privacy management, etc.
Lagally: based on the existing
    media-related use cases
    ... we've not created actual requirements yet
    ... (shows the use cases draft)
    ... would like to have media experts who could review the
    proposed use cases
<RobSmith> OGC Testbed-16 Full Motion Video to Moving Features: https://portal.ogc.org/files/?artifact_id=91644#PartFMV
Lagally: would like to capture the discussion today as use cases
Kaz: actually, that's why I'm volunteering to work with Rob to generate a use case based on the template :)
<RobSmith> @kaz Ok. Let's discuss AR use case offline
Kaz: +1 to ask ME guys to
    review the use cases
    ... should handle requirements as well within the UC doc
Lagally: let's talk about that during the arch call
Chris: we have little response so
    far from media companies
    ... should get real use cases in people's mind
    ... media companies and CE companies
    ... would make the media part more concrete
    ... next
    ... I'm not sure about the relevance of the things I posted to
    WoT
    ... there is work happening on trust
    ... presentation from Adobe, etc. on Credible Web
    ... Related to trusted and verified media
    content: Adobe & the Content Authenticity Initiative
    presentation from Credible Web CG, https://credweb.org/. And Project
    Origin 
    https://www.bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/latestnews/2020/trusted-news-initiative
Lagally: we should think about that
McCool: proof based on DID,
    etc.
    ... would like to mention a use case for retail
    ... also multimodal interaction use cases may relevant
    ... and also smart city ... have real users and applications, also
Kaz: +1
Gyu_Myoung: my questions related to
    WoT
    ... discussion on use cases will be in October later
    ... you can receive some document
    ... in December, there'll another plenary meeting
    ... you should be going to get a document from ITU-T, and can
    respond to that
Lagally: what is the date?
    ... collaborative discussion next week on Oct 7 would be a good
    input for that meeting too
Gyu_Myoung: ITU-T meeting in November for our Working Party
Lagally: sounds good
    ... conversation about what kind of scope you'd think
    relevant
    ... suggestion on reasonable topics
McCool: we neet to think about
    timeline too
    ... review the ITU-T document and identify the gaps, etc.
    ... we have a number of ITU-T documents
Lagally: you need some more time for
    this?
    ... what about liaison doc?
    ... their Working Party meeting may be going to have more
    high-level discussions
McCool: the goal should be closing the gaps
Lagally: right
Gyu_Myoung: fine
Lagally: let's use 20mins for ITU-T liaison on Oct 7
Lagally: we have OneDM and Open
    Digital Twins
    ... will talk with Koster for OneDM
    ... would like to contact Open Digital Twins
McCool: also Hexagon
    ... smart city geolocation topics
    ... OneDM is related to CE companies too
<RobSmith> Hexagon are participating on OGC Testbed with me, assuming it's the same company
McCool: believe so
Lagally: McCool, can you take an
    action to contact them?
    ... to invite then to the upcoming use cases calls
McCool: would be better to invite them after TPAC
Lagally: ok
    ... AOB for today?
(none)
McCool: thanks for joining the call today, all!
[adjourned]