Project Steering Group
The Project Steering Group consists of Fedora Futures project founders. This group now meets weekly and serves as a management committee for the Fedora Futures project. The project founders are Fedora Sponsors plus invited stakeholders:
- Eddie Shin - Data Curation Experts
- Jonathan Markow - DuraSpace
- Mark Leggott - University of Prince Edward Island
- Matthias Razum - FIZ Karlsruhe
- Robert Cartolano (Chair) - Columbia University
- Robin Ruggaber - University of Virginia
- Thorny Staples - Smithsonian Institution
- Tom Cramer - Stanford University
- Wolfram Horstmann - Bodleian Library, Oxford University
- Andrew Woods - DuraSpace
Technical Team
The Fedora Futures Technical Team is a group of developers who have been "contributed" part-time to the project by their sponsoring institutions/organizations. Many of the team members are Fedora committers. The tech team is also responsible for maintenance of Fedora 3:
- Andrew Woods - DuraSpace - Technical Team Lead
- Adam Soroka - University of Virginia
- Anusha Ranganathan - Oxford University
- Ben Armintor - Columbia University
- Chris Beer - Stanford University
- Eddie Shin - MediaShelf
- Frank Asseg - FIZ Karlsruhe
- Jonathan Green - Discovery Garden
- Paul Pound - University of Prince Edward Island
- Nigel Banks - University of Prince Edward Island
- Vincent Nguyen - Centers for Disease Control
- Greg Jansen - University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
- Osman Din - Yale University
- Yuqing Jiang - University of Prince Edward Island
- Eric James - Yale University
- Ye Cao - Max Planck Digital Library
- Scott Prater - University of Wisconsin
- Esme Cowles - University of California, San Diego
- Mike Durbin - University of Virginia
Advisory Group
The Advisory Group is made up of Diamond and Platinum Sponsors along with In-Kind Developer contributing institutions. This group meets monthly with the Steering Group. Advisors meet monthly with the Steering Group, discuss progress, weigh in on priorities and strategic decisions, and assist more closely with the project--as they are able to--by serving on Working Groups (subcommittees), helping with testing and validation, etc.:
- Andrew Ashton - Brown University
- Dan Coughlin - Penn State University
- Jon Dunn - Indiana University
- Michael Friscia - Yale University
- Susan Lafferty - University of New South Wales
- Tim McGeary - University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
- Julie Speer - Virginia Tech University
- Patrick Yott - Northeastern University
- Declan Fleming - University of California - San Diego