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- LD4 Conference highlights (in addition to those noted on 7/10 and 7/17)
- LD4P2 wrap up
- Discovery: Much documentation completed. Still to do: Indexing Processes (started/in progress). Committing to doing demo intro/closing today to be done with it (Using wham! autosuggest video Tim sent earlier).
- slides linked above include use cases, questions we wanted to address and info on indexing. Huda Khanwill be adding more. Demo video has some walk thru of indexing.
- intro and closing for technical demo will be done today (Huda commits to this)
- Discovery: Much documentation completed. Still to do: Indexing Processes (started/in progress). Committing to doing demo intro/closing today to be done with it (Using wham! autosuggest video Tim sent earlier).
- LD4P3 planning questions (kickoff)(proposal)
- WP2 - A key element of this work package is a sustainable solution that others can deploy. Questions of budget for deployment. Need to get all code into LD4P repository. What would a good end-product look like both for our maintenance and for others to use
- Cache Containerization Plan
- ACTION - Simeon to organize meeting of Lynette/Greg/Steven/Dave/Simeon
- 20200717: NOT DONE YET – Should now be focused on the draft document
- 20200724:
- WP3 - Which parts of LD4P2 should we take forward? What is a good candidate for production? Are there new areas of user research?
- ACTION: look at Blacklight and Cornell meeting notes to better understand what people liked... and what is near-to production.
- Question: If considering a "deep dive" meeting, who would need to be there that hasn't already been in a preliminary meeting? Project directors? Other LD4P3ers? (Follow on meetings will happen and have to have continuing "DOG" meetings on a regular basis but wondering from the point of view of the entire grant team as a whole)
- WP2 - A key element of this work package is a sustainable solution that others can deploy. Questions of budget for deployment. Need to get all code into LD4P repository. What would a good end-product look like both for our maintenance and for others to use
- What are Cornell's functional requirements in order to move toward linked data? C.f. Stanford functional requirements document: https://docs.google.com/document/d/18H6zYGwKuCg3SZqm9Q_cxkZThcdmBjknE6HdtQ-RRzk/edit#heading=h.4fu64x8jzm6e
- Jason Kovari : will start organizing thoughts around this and will speak more next week
- Other Topics
- OCLC Linked Data / Entities Advisory Group
- SWIB 2020 - Deadline extended to July 27
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