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# Developer Meeting 2007, Berlin
## Location
The meeting is taking place on 6-7th September in the conference room of the Botanical Museum at the [[BotanicGardenBerlin]]
## Agenda
Current agenda still under discussion:
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Day1 - 6.Sept
10:00-10:15 welcome, introduction, agenda (markus)
10:15-12:30 developer presentations (all)
12:30-14:00 lunch
14:00-15:00 developer presentations continued
15:00-15:15 coffee
15:15-16:00 developer presentations continued
16:00-17:00 platform design draft discussion (all)
day2 - 7.Sept
10:00-11:00 common data model discussion (all)
11:00-11:15 coffee
11:15-12:30 discussion - other components needed in future (all)
12:30-14:00 lunch
14:00-15:00 developer tools: trac & subversion (markus, andreas k)
15:00-15:15 coffee
15:15-17:00 communication and any other matter (all)
Developer Presentations á 10+5 minutes
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Lutz Suhrbier: Shibboleth SSO
Andreas Kohlbecker: Experts database
Dataportal for WP6
Malte Ebach: BDTracker
Andreas Müller: CDM library + sync store
Marc Geoffroy: CDM model
Pepe Ciardelli: Taxonomic editor
Simon Rycroft: Scratchpads as universal communication tools
Julius Welby: Virtual library
Dilan Latif: ATBI platform w/ field recorder & site database
Pablo: Taxonomic data visualisation
Pere Roca: Spatial completeness analysis
Bart Meganck: Geo services
Franck Theeten: Geo services
Magda Zymtoska: Geo services
Dave Taylor: Use cases & workflow modeling outcomes
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## Developer presentations
Presentations are ~10 minutes each with a short discussion afterwards.
Please present your work done, planned and how it integrates with the platform as expressed in the [[PlatformArchitecture]] draft.
## Reading Material
Every participant should be familiar with this wiki (see mayor items on the right hand navigation) and read at least the [[PlatformArchitecture]] draft. The [[CommonDataModel]] is at the core of the platform, so a glimpse into its current state is worthwile too.