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Agenda for Working Group Meetings at All-Hands Meeting 2-5 Nov 2004

Process issues

  • What are our goals as a working group?
  • What progress have each of us made?
  • Future commitment to the group's goals - how do we make this a lasting success?
  • Improving our interactions/efficiency

Meaty issues

  • Use cases in the larger SEEK framework
  • Population of the database
  • User interfaces - our role vs. Ecogrid/Kepler

* mesquite (http://mesquiteproject.org)

  • TCS and implementation of it


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