Samvera Community Wiki
Metadata Call 2018-11-27
Time: 3:00pm-4:00pm Eastern
Call-In Info: +1 (641) 715 3660, access code 651025
Moderator: @Juliet Hardesty
Notetaker: @Ryan Wick
Community Notes: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1bDqJm-8YLDLsigcE4CZykA729WoF7zEUuAfx5u4FIo0/edit?usp=sharing
Agenda:
Attendees
Julie Hardesty (Indiana)
John Huck (UAlberta)
Chrissy Rissmeyer (UC Santa Barbara)
Ryan Wick (Oregon State University)
Nora Egloff (Lafayette College)
Ryan Johnson (UC San Diego)
Emily Stenberg (Washington University in STL)
Jen Young (Northwestern University)
Anna Goslen (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
Sarah Seymore (University of Oregon)
Julia Simic (University of Oregon)
Arwen Hutt (UC San Diego)
Sarah Imholt (Oregon State University)
Subgroup Reports
URI Selection WG
Feedback from Samvera Steering - have Functional Requirements doc, does Steering need more info from us? Steering meeting at end of January, hope to have enough info for them to discuss/decide.
Julie will ask via email and URI Selection WG can work on things if something more is needed
MODS to RDF WG
Discussion about making PDF of recommendations.
What happens once stable recommendation is completed. Does the Working Group continue?
Questions coming to Interest Group
Geo Predicates WG (John Huck)
Environmental scan mostly complete, initial vocabulary alignment under way
Machine-readable Metadata Modeling Specification WG
Call for participation through December 11, 2018 (This is the date that was in the official call, but we will wait to send out the Doodle poll until after the demo)
Group will be kicking off in January 2019
Develop a draft specification for a machine-readable format for metadata modeling, which can be used to generate human/user-facing documentation, batch data entry templates, and define system functionality
Specification not specific to Hyrax (or any other solution bundle)
Demo scheduled for December 13 (see info below)
Issues/Questions
Roadmap Council update @jen young
Recommended to Steering a infobox template for WG/IGs to follow. Finding information on working/interest groups can be difficult to find, particularly when group last met, facilitators, etc.
Working on a white paper for release early next year. Looking at pain points for community members or possible community members.
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