[esip-semantictech] COR, semantics, etc..

[Beth Huffer]

Hi Carlos,

Thanks for your email. This summer meeting is going to be something of a 
brainstorming session, with little in the way of formal presentations. 
(Exception is Lewis's session on Apache open source semantic 
technologies.) But we have several sessions going on, meant primarily 
for tossing around ideas. There are 3 of these sorts of sessions for 
which I think your inputs would be extremely valuable. We will be having 
a lunch session to discuss SWEET. It would be great if you could attend 
that because maintaining SWEET will certainly be a topic and the role of 
the COR in that will also be highly relevant. We are also having a 
planning session for the Geosemantics Symposium that will take place in 
conjunction with the ESIP Winter Meeting. By then, the ESIP board will 
have made a decision about the portal hosting and so either the Winter 
meeting or the Geosemantics Symposium might be a great time for a 
presentation on COR. So we'd love to see you at the planning session. 
Finally, we're having a brainstorming session along with the Earth 
Science Data Analytics cluster (and possible some Drone Cluster members 
as well) on Friday to discuss possible collaboration/proposal 
opportunities. I hope you will consider attending that. It's the very 
last session of the very last day, so hopefully enough people will still 
be around to make this a productive meeting.

Thanks for checking in. I hope you will be able to participate in some 
or all of our sessions!

Looking forward to seeing you.

Beth



On 7/12/17 3:23 PM, Carlos Rueda wrote:
> Hello Beth, Lewis:
>
> In past year’s summer meeting we participated with presentations about 
> semantics and the XDOMES project.
>
> Besides the XDOMES-related items already scheduled for the upcoming 
> meeting, this email is to kindly inquiry you about any further direct 
> participation that you think would be beneficial from us, for example, 
> perhaps in terms of presenting/demoing the updates to the ORR Software 
> (which powers the COR), which could include a description of key 
> mechanisms potentially relevant for SWEET and other ESIP-led 
> ontologies down the road.
>
> In any case, looking forward to seeing you all soon.
>
> Regards,
> Carlos
>
>
> --
> Carlos A. Rueda, PhD
> Software Engineer
> Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute -mbari.org <http://mbari.org>
> carueda at mbari.org <mailto:carueda at mbari.org> - 831-775-1929
>

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