18 August 2015 GIS WG
Time: 1pm Eastern / 10am Pacific.
Call-In Info: Google Hangout (just for this meeting): https://plus.google.com/hangouts/_/g6buoenvplafwe6h23snqpdmeea
Notetaker: James Griffin
Attendees:
Agenda:
Roll Call
Call for Agenda Items
Next Call
- Date: 09/15/15 (01:00PM EST/10:00AM PST)
- Moderator: Eliot Jordan
- Notetaker: John Huck
- When is the next call?
- Next regular call times falls during Hydra Connect
- HydraConnect
- Poster
- Talks
- PCDM Geo Modeling Work
Notes
HydraConnect 2015
Poster
Content
Unconference Session
Darren has been organizing this event
Overview of Scheduling
Lightning Talk
Working Group Updates
This is mandatory for the working group
Darren is to be also discussing updates in relation to the Geospatial Interest Group
Eliot expressed interest in contributing to this as well
Additional Meeting
While there is not likely time for hosting a formal working session, an informal meeting is likely to be scheduled
Data Modeling
The diagram for PCDM-based implementation of the data models was updated last week:
https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1y4Wo_0ionhZp_w_O2p7imXOfbUQd7IB6ruLchTYLvfM/edit
Pull Request 3 was essentially integrated into Pull Request 4 by Eliot
CurationConcerns (a Hydra/Rails Generator) introduced some degree of complexity...
...however, now a full Hydra app. has been initialized (i. e. structured for unit and integration testing, as well as deployment)
HydraJetty (with Fedora Commons 4.x) has also been integrated
The application itself can be deployed; Views are currently served
The essential elements of the code base can be found within
- app/models/concerns
- app/controllers/curation/concerns
Controller Logic
Feature extraction behavior is not to be implemented within the PCDM
Extracted (vector) feature sets are to be uploaded by end users
Vector derivative generation can, however, be automated
This includes the possibility of downloading KML Documents, or, reprojecting between CRS's
Conceptually, the resource (image) is a TIFF
This image can be promoted to a raster by either some logic underlying a form, or, through the uploading of an already-projected GeoTIFF
Eliot and Darren are to proceed by primarily focusing upon the development of the data models
Use Cases for the Data Models (and Related Behavior)
Darren confirms that there are cases in which multiple GeoTIFF files may be related to a single Raster resource
These are edge cases, but would consist of instances in which different georectified images are to be related to a single non-georeferenced images
ORE vocabulary terms (i. e. predicates) are utilized in order to manage the logical grouping of objects at a level more generalized than those of the PCDM membership-based terms
The National Newspaper Digitization Project undertaken by the Library of Congress was referenced as an example implementing such an approach
XML Documents containing descriptive metadata are to be managed as binary resources in relation to Raster resources
(Hence, RDF triples encoding descriptive metadata for repository resources transformed from the XML metadata will not require that these XML Documents, themselves, be deprecated)
John has been and shall continue to focus upon the integration of RDF-based ontologies for the purposes of modeling relationships and managing authorities within geospatial metadata
GeoHydraCamp 2016
Darren has been progressing within organizing this event
This event is to be discussed during the Hydra Geospatial Interest Group call on 08/20/15
Stanford is to host this event
It is to be structured as a 3 day unconference, followed by 2 days of working sessions (hence, consuming an entire week)
Darren's sense is that there shall be a greater number of librarians in attendance than software developers
(The agenda is to be more neutral, and not at all oriented towards development)
Registration shall be held by the end of September
Scheduling Future Meetings
John shall be structuring and releasing a Doodle Poll in order to schedule a meeting scoped for continuing to address progress towards the HydraConnect 2015 at some point next week