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VIVO is hiring!
DuraSpace is seeking a dynamic and entrepreneurial Project Director for the open source VIVO project (www.vivoweb.org), a world-wide community focused on creating software tools, ontologies, and services. The VIVO Project Director will have the opportunity to play a major role in a collaborative movement that will shape the future of research.
See full posting – applications are still being accepted -- the sooner the better. Note that there is no requirement to be a U.S. citizen.
Release update
So close we can just about smell it!
Join the release test mailing list if you wish to be informed of release candidates, plus the final distribution -- and we’d love to have help testing -- subscribe here: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/vivo-release-test
Apps and Tools Group
Next call is October 22 – look for an announcement from Chris Barnes with the time and connection info.
Upcoming Events
- 1st Annual UCosmic Conference, October 31 in New York
- Collaborative Software Development to Address Strategic Challenges in Higher Education: Kuali, VIVO and UCosmic
- http://www.ucosmic.org/Conference.aspx
- Deep discount for VIVO community members
- VivoCamp pre-conference at SWIB13 conference, November 25-27 in Hamburg https://sites.google.com/site/vivocamp13/
- short presentations and demos on a number of topics by a couple of experienced people, followed by discussion, Q&A, panels etc.
- Organized by Valeria Pesce, Lambert Heller, and Lukas Koster
- John Fereira from the U.S. will be attending
Eliza’s Demo
Extending and customizing the VIVO functionality for listing publications in Weill-Cornell researcher profiles.
Eliza shows the way they have customized the publications list on the individual profile page. It required modifications to three template files, and the use of the TinySort plugin for JQuery. Some of their functions are based on data that they get from Scopus (number of citations), and they can create links to Scopus information because their library is a subscriber to Scopus.
Eiza will post the code on the Duraspace Wiki.
Questions? Feedback?
Updates
Brown (Ted)
ironing out details for feeds from campus sources and VIVO sync processes
Colorado
- LASP
(Stephen and Alex)
preparing for annual faculty reporting cycle, continuing with publications curation in Elements to feed into
EPA (Laura) - no update, back in the office
Cornell (Jim and Brian) –
Cornell –Jon at CASRAI International Conference (http://reconnect.casrai.org). Working on 1.6
Duke
- Florida
(Richard and Patrick)
Not much to report. Deciding whether to pull data on artistic works (about a dozen types, e.g. performances), and the different kinds of roles, from Elements or from other (local) systems.
Here is our current list of artistic work types:
ceramic
composition
costume design
dance
decorative art
digital media
drawing
exhibit
film
graphic design
illustration
installation
lighting design
motion graphics
new media
painting
photograph
print
sculpture
set design
theatrical performance
video
Here is our current list of artistic roles:
actor
casting director
choreographer
conductor
consultant
creator
director
juror
musician
narrator
performing artist
producer
restager
vocalist
writer
Memorial (John) –
Memorial –presenting on VIVO and Yaffle at CASRAI International Conference
- RPI
- Scripps
- UCSF
- Virginia Tech
- Weill Cornell any others?
Jennifer is at CASRAI with Jon C-R. New staff member working on cleaning and updating the data. Looking at options for customizing the UI. Waiting for 1.6
Scripps (Michaeleen and Catherine)
In maintenance mode. Adding data, and waiting for 1.6
Stony Brook (Tammy)
Getting data into the Stony Brook site. So far, so good. Still need grant data. Moving along.
Virginia Tech (Julie)
Still working to set up the virtual server, and the responsibilities. Looking for a VIVO tech lead. Posted on the Virginia Tech job site -- possibly https://listings.jobs.vt.edu/postings/43054
Weill Cornell (Eliza)
- Eliza's demo
Notable list traffic
See the vivo-dev-all archive and vivo-imp-issues archive for complete email threads
- Lukas Koster at the University of Amsterdam still has a question about the Java requirement, given this statement: "We recommend starting with Java 7 since Java 6 is no longer supported." But in the Vivo 1.5 installation guide it says: "Java (SE) 1.6.x... VIVO does not work with Java 1.7"
- Jim Blake replied seeking clarification – is anyone running 1.5 with Java 7 in production?
- Stony Brook is using Java 1.7 with VIVO 1.52 in production, and 1.6 will require Java 7.
- Han at RPI asked about querying against the VIVO built-in sparql endpoint by sending an http GET request.
- Jon and Brian Caruso responded with some of the options, including 1.6 support for specifying credentials
- Patrick at RPI followed up about issues with a cloned VIVO site.
- Jim and John Fereira provide feedback... Java debugging ensued... Jim provided a revised source file for [vitro]/webapp/web/error.jsp. The page may still fail under some circumstances. However, it will write the original error to vivo.all.log before doing anything else.
- Running into a known cascading issue with the JSPs, with a fix targeted for VIVO 1.7. Hotfix available from Jim to help with debugging errors thrown in JSPs in 1.6 and 1.5.x.
- Jon checks in with Michel in Netherlands about his progress connecting VIVO to a TDB triple store, and data ingest options.
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