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Name, Organization, 1-2 sentences on what you hope to get from the group. Introductions need to remain short to avoid having them take up the majority of the meeting. Please share the critical aspects that draw you to participate in the group.
- E. Lynette Rayle (Cornell) - Two pain points: 1) Differing methods for accessing authorities requiring one-off coding, 2) Getting back enough information to be able to display results to end users in a meaningful way.
- Justin Littman (Stanford) - Desire to code as little as possible and be able to access authorities.
- Christine Fernsebner Eslao (Harvard) - Continue with work begun in LD4P2. Would like to see various lookups standardized with a goal of better usability. Would like to see reconciliation automated.
- Nancy Fallgren (NIH) - Hoping to create more authorities. Want to make more available through RDF. Want them to be usable.
- Tiziana Possemato (Casalini) - Make connections with other groups and be on positive terms with others. My invite technician to join when needed.
- Kirk Hess (OCLC) - Worked in research previously with LOC. Worked on high availability and throughput. Looking to bring experience with LOC and new connections with OCLC.
- Jeremy Nelson (Stanford) - Works on Sinopia Editor. Hopes to minimize code and interested in seeing how this supports a diverse set of authorities.
- Steven Folsom (Cornell)
- Nate Trail (LOC)
- Kevin Ford (LOC)
- - Coordinator of metadata design; As a consumer, want any tool creating metadata to be able to tie into everything you want where data looks similar and easier to co-index.
- Kevin Ford (LOC) - Has served in roles as a producer, publisher, and consumer.
- John Graybeal (Bioportal): consumer (Cedar), producer (Bioportal); Cedar is a consumer of BioportalRick Bennett (OCLC)
- John Chapman (OCLC): entity management infrastructure project; producer/consumer; possible implications for VIAF or other projects
- John Graybeal (Bioportal): consumer (Cedar), producer (Bioportal)
- Lydia Pintscher (Wikimedia Deutschland): product management for Wikidata
- Jens Ohlig (Wikidata)
- Hetty van Zutphen (ISNI)
- E. Lynette Rayle (Cornell).
- Rob Sanderson (currently independent, Yale in September): vocabulary management (currently working Arches); integrations that are not system-specific
- Lydia Pintscher (Wikimedia Deutschland): product management for Wikidata. Here to address questions about wikipedia.
Aspects of interest generally fall into these categories:
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