PMWX meeting-call 2009-10-15

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Contents

Call Info     (1)

Agenda     (2)

Proceedings     (3)

Urgent Matters     (3A)

Team Production Machine     (3B)

HID Development     (3C)

Migration Tool Development     (3D)

Tiki Project     (3E)

PSMW Applications     (3F)

  • DiseaseLink is being done by YavuzEren and Dolphy Fernandes.     (3F1)
    • The DiseaseLink wiki is on the lisf server: diseaselink.ccs.neu.edu. This is password-protected and available only for the DiseaseLink team.     (3F1A)
  • Biobank is tentatively being done by Maximo Gurmendez and Parth Chothani.     (3F2)
    • The Biobank wiki is on the lisf server: biobank.ccs.neu.edu. This site is not yet active.     (3F2A)
  • DataSemantics seminar is a user community with a weekly face-to-face meeting on Thursdays.     (3F3)
  • IBM/Lotus is interested in PMWX for possible incorporation in their commercial products.     (3F4)

Issue Tracker     (3G)

Other Business     (3H)

Publications     (4)

Common Tasks     (5)

  • Ensure synchronization between the CIM3-ProjectWiki and the NU CCIS-OntologyWiki, both in terms of:     (5A)

Task Priorities     (6)

  • (Priority 1) Migration (Tejas primary developer. Ken can review and make suggestions)     (6A)
  • (Priority 1) HID bug fixes and cleanup (Tejas and Sumit)     (6B)
  • (Priority 1) Purple SemanticMediaWiki Applications (various applications and people)     (6C)
  • (Priority 2) Issue Tracker (NirmalShah has finished the paper and is working on the implementation)     (6D)
  • (Priority 2) Extend Transclusion feature. (Branch Transclusion etc.) (Tejas and Sumit)     (6E)
  • (Priority 3) NID development (Sumit primary developer, Viral and Tejas can review and make suggestions). This must be coordinated with Tiki.     (6F)
  • (Priority 3) Tiki (DaweiDai and SrividyaMandaleeka primary developers. Tejas and Viral can review and make suggestions)     (6G)
  • (Priority 4) Purple SemanticMediaWiki Enhancement (to be assigned later)     (6H)




















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