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• Developer Meeting 2007, Berlin
  • Location
  • Agenda
  • Developer presentations
  • Reading Material

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:

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:
Franck Theeten:
Magda Zymtoska:
Dave Taylor:

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.