Date

30 Jun 2020

Call-in Information

Time: 11:00 am, Eastern Time (New York, GMT-04:00)

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• Go to: https://lyrasis.zoom.us/my/vivo1

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Slack

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Attendees

 Indicating note-taker

1. Benjamin Gross 
2. Brian Lowe 
3. Ralph O'Flinn 
4. Andrew Woods
5. Nicolas Dickner 
6. Jeff Tyzzer
7. Michel Héon
8. Huda Khan
9. Don Elsborg

Agenda

1. Input on Product Direction for 2020
   1. Goal:  agree on the set of near-term project priorities so that we can collaborate on moving the project in a mutually beneficial direction.
   2. 
   3. Raw data from above graphic
      1. 19 - Data ingest
      2. 11 - Ease of installation
      3. 8 - Ease of upgrade
      4. 4 - Project documentation
      5. 13 - Internationalization (i18n)
      6. 6 - Modularization / Decoupling triple store
      7. 4 - Modularization / Decoupling asset store (e.g. image uploads)
      8. 5 - Modularization / Decoupling frontend
      9. 8 - RESTful API
      10. 2 - Notifications / Messaging
      11. 12 - Advanced role management (more granular permissions in Freemarker UI)
      12. 6 - More publication claiming options
      13. Community-provided ideas
          1. 1 - Analysis of information stored, new graphics,
          2. 1 - Search engine optimization; also core VIVO ontology development to meet user needs outside of traditional universities
          3. 1 - Evolving the Capability Map . E.g.: improving the graphics, choosing the navigation attribute (e.g.: project)
          4. 1 - Updated ontology, Cornell Ontology editor, new standard templates for certain entity types (concepts, orgs, events, videos, publications etc.)
          5. 1 - more ORCID API functionality: importing data from ORCID, writing data to ORCID
          6. 1 - Ontology editing
   4. Comments on proposed priorities

      1. Simple data ingest methods is a great way to get up and running fast. Working in a test environment with your own data REALLY make the understanding of the system way easier. Now, I only tinkered with the system a few days so take this for what it is.

      2. Show new graphics and new analysis of the stored information could be interesting for develop.

      3. Decoupling allows easier development, but often means more complicated administration. It's worth to keep this in mind. We were not able to install VIVO 1.11 for example. It's already more complicated then it was.

      4. Data ingest

      5. Data ingest should include better options for concepts, journals, conferences, and other data via VIVO itself, like the publication claim or concept import.

      6. Continue decoupling; establish APIs. This positions for future work.

      7. For i18n - put all linguistic terms in ontological form

      8. Javed had an almost complete new interface for the ontology editor

Future topics

1. Vitro JMS messaging approaches - redux
   1. Which architectural pattern should we take?
   2. What should the body of the messages be?
2. Incremental development initiatives
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   3. Integration test opportunities with the switch to TDB - requires startup/shutdown of external Solr ..via Maven
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Tickets

1. Status of In-Review tickets

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Notes 

Draft notes in Google-Doc 

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