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SMS Breakout Nov 2004
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Topics for SMS Breakout at SEEK AHM

Wednesday, November 3, 1:30 -- 5:00 (Walnut, 6th)

Agenda

  • Updates: Overview and Progress
  • Concrete Use Cases
    • Matt on Ecological Niche Model and examples of integration/mediation needs
    • Mark on Biodiversity examples
  • Kepler Issues
    • Unique Identifiers
    • New Ontology-based browsing and searching
    • Pipeline integration tasks
      • Actor-actor integration
      • Data-actor integration
      • Utilizing Jenny Wang's schema matching tool
  • General Discussion
    • Current issues
    • New ideas
    • Priorities
    • Goals (Short-term, 6-month, 1 year)

Participants

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Notes

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