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All Hands Meeting 2005

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- *** Taxon (Kennedy (TCS), Peet (ConceptMapper), Stewart (TOS))
+ *** Taxon (Kennedy)
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- * 10:45 - 11:15 Synthesis Center demo at SDSC
- * 11:15 to 12:00 Data Integration as 2006 goal
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+ * 10:45 - 12:00 Data Integration as 2006 goal
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+ ** Synthesis Center demo at SDSC, 30 minutes (see [http://syncenter.org])
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+ * 1:00 pm - 5:30pm
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- ** Taxon Breakout (Beach)
- *** Concept data discussion with NESCENT and CIPRES reps
- *** Any remaining sub-project updates
+ ** Taxon Breakout (Beach) [Taxon Breakout| AllHandsMeeting2005TaxonAgendaAndNotes]
+ *** Laura Downey, Going Forward Presentation from Estes Park
+ *** Xianhua Liu, Concept Mapping and authoring tool: review of prototype
+ *** Martin Graham, Collections visualization tool: review of prototype
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- * 7:00pm __Group Dinner__, Location TBD
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+ * 7:00pm __Group Dinner__, Location: Rock Bottom
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- ** [Kepler breakout| AllHandsMeeting2005KeplerAgenda]
- ** Taxon Breakout
- *** Kepler complete work flow discussion (see Franz, Liu, Peet, 29 Sept. doc)
+ * 8:30 am - 12:00 pm
+ ** 8:30 Joint Session
+ ** 9:30 [Kepler breakout| AllHandsMeeting2005KeplerAgenda]
+ ** 9:30 [Taxon Breakout| AllHandsMeeting2005TaxonAgendaAndNotes]
+ *** Taxon-Kepler Interaction Design and Engineering Discussion with Dan Higgins
+ **** Use case 1: GARP
+ **** Use case 2: Biodiversity
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+ ** SEEK-Taxon/CIPRES Project Lunch, Franz, Stewart, Gales with Miller, Jin, Lucie): Common ground
+ * 1:00 pm - 5:30 pm
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- ** Taxon Breakout
- *** Extracting concepts from online sources (Susan, Aravind)
- *** Usability thread: bat project (Laura)
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+ ** [Taxon Breakout| AllHandsMeeting2005TaxonAgendaAndNotes]
+ *** Extracting taxonomic concepts from online taxonomic literature update (Susan Gauch, Aravind)
+ *** TOS Concept Data batch acquisition: roadblocks and options (All)
+ *** Status and review of Usability process:(Laura Downey powerpoint presentation)
+ *** Proposed May 2006 EOT Hands-On Workshop, Discussion, Deanna Pennington, Jim Beach
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+ * 8:30 am - 12:00 pm
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- ** Taxon Breakout
+ ** Taxon Breakout [Taxon Breakout| AllHandsMeeting2005TaxonAgendaAndNotes]
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- *** May 2006 Taxon-oriented SEEK workshop, NM (with Deana)
- *** Future Plans: events, objectives, deliverables
+ *** Uber-discussion: 2006-2007 Vision, objectives, deliverables, roadmap, events
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+ * 1:00 pm - 5:30 pm
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- * 10:30 - 10:45 __Break__
- ** Working exercise: data integration approaches
- *** Case study requirements for integration
- *** Simple "smart" concatenation
- *** Extending to more complex (and realistic) examples
- *** Adequacy of annotations and ontologies for integration
- ** Data Management support for sms
- *** The EML actor as entry point for data integration
- *** How do we deal with multiple output formats from EML?
- *** How do we deal with null values?
- *** How do we carry out integration specifications given by sms?
- **** For example, using "R" to load instance data from multiple voluminous data sets (e.g., 3 100MB data files) and executing data integration "recipes"
- **** A database-style approach? (e.g., SQL)
- ** What approach do we use for representing data conversions?
- *** Examples: unit conversions, count/area = density, rescaling/projection
- *** Represent conversions within ontology?
- *** Represent conversions as actors (searched via annotations, e.g.)
- *** Define a new or leverage an existing representation for conversions (Prolog, SWRL, XML syntax a la STMML, MoML attributes)
- *** Use potpourri approach (i.e., try to accomodate multiple mechanisms)
+ *** Working exercise: data integration approaches
+ **** Case study requirements for integration
+ **** Simple "smart" concatenation
+ **** Extending to more complex (and realistic) examples
+ **** Adequacy of annotations and ontologies for integration
+ *** Data Management support for sms
+ **** The EML actor as entry point for data integration
+ **** How do we deal with multiple output formats from EML?
+ **** How do we deal with null values?
+ **** How do we carry out integration specifications given by sms?
+ ***** For example, using "R" to load instance data from multiple voluminous data sets (e.g., 3 100MB data files) and executing data integration "recipes"
+ ***** A database-style approach? (e.g., SQL)
+ *** What approach do we use for representing data conversions?
+ **** Examples: unit conversions, count/area = density, rescaling/projection
+ **** Represent conversions within ontology?
+ **** Represent conversions as actors (searched via annotations, e.g.)
+ **** Define a new or leverage an existing representation for conversions (Prolog, SWRL, XML syntax a la STMML, MoML attributes)
+ **** Use potpourri approach (i.e., try to accomodate multiple mechanisms)
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- ** Taxon Breakout
- *** Bob Peet leaves; Less critical items
+ ** Taxon Breakout [Taxon Breakout| AllHandsMeeting2005TaxonAgendaAndNotes]
+ *** 1:00 PM Taxon meets SMS and KR 1 Hr. Bertram, Mark, et al.

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