Difference: InterOpApr2022Hack (1 vs. 14)

Revision 142022-05-02 - MarcoMolinaro

 
META TOPICPARENT name="InterOpApr2022"

Hack-a-thon Session - IVOA Apr 2022 Interoperability Meeting

Thursday 28 April 2022 - 13:30 & 15:00 UTC

[back to main programme page]

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Where: Gather Town

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Where: Gather Town

 
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The hack-a-thon sessions, pitched at Interop's opening and reported/contributed on this collaborative pad, will take place on the Gather Town online space (kindly offered and set up by CNRS/Obs.Strasbourg and EU H2020 ESCAPE project).
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The hack-a-thon sessions, pitched at Interop's opening and reported/contributed on this collaborative pad, will take place on the Gather Town online space (kindly offered and set up by CNRS/Obs.Strasbourg and EU H2020 ESCAPE project).
  The schedule setup will see two main time slots (back to back) but you can always organise in groups and use other time slots (Gather town is always open).

Schedule Summary
Session DateTime UTC UTC-07:00 UTC-04:00 UTC+02:00 UTC+08:00 UTC+10:00
Victoria BC/Pasadena Washington DC Strasbourg Perth/Beijing Canberra
1 Apr 28 13:30 (60') Apr 28 06:30 Apr 28 09:30 Apr 28 15:30 Apr 28 21:30 Apr 28 23:30
2 Apr 28 15:00 (90') Apr 28 08:00 Apr 28 11:00 Apr 28 17:00 Apr 28 23:00 Apr 29 01:00

Agenda

  • Welcome and short intro
  • Pitch ideas (1 min each)
  • Group ourselves and get to work
  • Not much time, so pick smallish projects, and if you like:
    • prepare ahead of time (at least have a look around gather.town)
    • work during break(s)
    • arrange with collaborators to continue after the Interop

Reporting hack-a-thon work/discussion.

You are invited to present a 2 minute single slide summary of your hack project at the closing plenary. It great to hear about what worked and what didn't, and what might come next.

Topics to be included in this hands-on hack-a-thon are welcome and collected here (collaborative pad). However, single hack-a-thon topics are encouraged to keep notes of what they did in separate collabroative pads (e.g. using yopad EtherPads or similar) and then attach them here.

If you have doubts on how to do that: refer to topic reference people or interop_helpdesk [at] ivoa [dot] net.

Example Topic Report

A short description (maybe taken from the topics pad)

  • Use %ATTACHURL% to link to the attached report from the hack-a-thon

Running List of Topic Reports

Define pyvo API for accessing VODML information in DAL results

(Laurent Michel/Tom Donaldson)
Work is progressing on instantiating Astropy objects directly from VOTables annotated with VODML. PyVO seems like the best place to support that work. How should the API look?

ProposalDM Hacking

(Paul Harrison)

The ProposalDM is being developed at https://github.com/ivoa/ProposalDM. This session is intended for people who want to contribute to the further development of the model. Topics for discussion can include (but are not limited to);

  • Using the tools associated with creating ProposalDM
  • Extending and refining ProposalDM
    • writing tests for particular observatory use cases (that exercise the model)
    • examining structures and concepts within the model
  • Relationships with other efforts
    • other exisiting IVOA data models
    • new small data model that could be created e.g. Source DM.
    • semantics efforts - see for example discussion on "facility"
note pad

ExecutionPlanner Hacking

-- DaveMorris

Where next for the ExecutionPlanner?

  • Is there enough to make a start on a draft standard?
  • Is anyone interested in developing some prototypes?
The latest version of the JSON schema is published on GitHub.

TAP container with RegTAP support

(Marco Molinaro, Grégory Mantelet, Markus Demleitner)

Two solutions listed in the abstract: VOLLT/TAPLib and DACHS.

VOLLT

In preparation of this topic, here is a simple Docker-Compose solution working with VOLLT/TAPLib and setting up a RegTAP service with an empty PostgreSQL database (apart from the schemas TAP_SCHEMA and rr, and the required User Defined Functions): regtap_20220427.tar.gz

To use it:

  1. Unzip,
  2. Go into the directory containing the docker-compose.yml,
  3. Run `docker-compose up`
  4. Visit the URL http://localhost:8081/regtap.
What is not included in there is the harvesting or addition of registry entries.

DACHS

As said above the other solution is to use DACHS:

apt install gavodachs2-server; cd /var/gavo/inputs; svn checkout http://svn.ari.uni-heidelberg.de/svn/gavo/hdinputs/rr/; dachs imp rr/q create

Hack-a-thon goals

  • technical solution to use and/or improve (e.g. docker, vollt, dachs, ...)
  • where and how to get the RegTAP content to publish (e.g. harvesting, adding custom registry entries, ...)
  • ...

Simple Cone Search server bundle

Idea to implement a small package to provide a ConeSearch service to be re-used by newcomers to test curation and deployment. Start out of Simple Cone Search Creator library from Thomas Boch.

Discussion and first testing was done. Notes were taken (and attached here). Activity will be brought on after the Interop.

[back to main programme page]

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Revision 132022-04-28 - MarcoMolinaro

 
META TOPICPARENT name="InterOpApr2022"

Hack-a-thon Session - IVOA Apr 2022 Interoperability Meeting

Thursday 28 April 2022 - 13:30 & 15:00 UTC

[back to main programme page]

Where: Gather Town

The hack-a-thon sessions, pitched at Interop's opening and reported/contributed on this collaborative pad, will take place on the Gather Town online space (kindly offered and set up by CNRS/Obs.Strasbourg and EU H2020 ESCAPE project).

The schedule setup will see two main time slots (back to back) but you can always organise in groups and use other time slots (Gather town is always open).

Schedule Summary
Session DateTime UTC UTC-07:00 UTC-04:00 UTC+02:00 UTC+08:00 UTC+10:00
Victoria BC/Pasadena Washington DC Strasbourg Perth/Beijing Canberra
1 Apr 28 13:30 (60') Apr 28 06:30 Apr 28 09:30 Apr 28 15:30 Apr 28 21:30 Apr 28 23:30
2 Apr 28 15:00 (90') Apr 28 08:00 Apr 28 11:00 Apr 28 17:00 Apr 28 23:00 Apr 29 01:00

Agenda

  • Welcome and short intro
  • Pitch ideas (1 min each)
  • Group ourselves and get to work
  • Not much time, so pick smallish projects, and if you like:
    • prepare ahead of time (at least have a look around gather.town)
    • work during break(s)
    • arrange with collaborators to continue after the Interop

Reporting hack-a-thon work/discussion.

You are invited to present a 2 minute single slide summary of your hack project at the closing plenary. It great to hear about what worked and what didn't, and what might come next.

Topics to be included in this hands-on hack-a-thon are welcome and collected here (collaborative pad). However, single hack-a-thon topics are encouraged to keep notes of what they did in separate collabroative pads (e.g. using yopad EtherPads or similar) and then attach them here.

If you have doubts on how to do that: refer to topic reference people or interop_helpdesk [at] ivoa [dot] net.

Example Topic Report

A short description (maybe taken from the topics pad)

  • Use %ATTACHURL% to link to the attached report from the hack-a-thon

Running List of Topic Reports

Define pyvo API for accessing VODML information in DAL results

(Laurent Michel/Tom Donaldson)
Work is progressing on instantiating Astropy objects directly from VOTables annotated with VODML. PyVO seems like the best place to support that work. How should the API look?

ProposalDM Hacking

(Paul Harrison)

The ProposalDM is being developed at https://github.com/ivoa/ProposalDM. This session is intended for people who want to contribute to the further development of the model. Topics for discussion can include (but are not limited to);

  • Using the tools associated with creating ProposalDM
  • Extending and refining ProposalDM
    • writing tests for particular observatory use cases (that exercise the model)
    • examining structures and concepts within the model
  • Relationships with other efforts
    • other exisiting IVOA data models
    • new small data model that could be created e.g. Source DM.
    • semantics efforts - see for example discussion on "facility"
note pad

ExecutionPlanner Hacking

-- DaveMorris

Where next for the ExecutionPlanner?

  • Is there enough to make a start on a draft standard?
  • Is anyone interested in developing some prototypes?
The latest version of the JSON schema is published on GitHub.

TAP container with RegTAP support

(Marco Molinaro, Grégory Mantelet, Markus Demleitner)

Two solutions listed in the abstract: VOLLT/TAPLib and DACHS.

VOLLT

In preparation of this topic, here is a simple Docker-Compose solution working with VOLLT/TAPLib and setting up a RegTAP service with an empty PostgreSQL database (apart from the schemas TAP_SCHEMA and rr, and the required User Defined Functions): regtap_20220427.tar.gz

To use it:

  1. Unzip,
  2. Go into the directory containing the docker-compose.yml,
  3. Run `docker-compose up`
  4. Visit the URL http://localhost:8081/regtap.
What is not included in there is the harvesting or addition of registry entries.

DACHS

As said above the other solution is to use DACHS:

apt install gavodachs2-server; cd /var/gavo/inputs; svn checkout http://svn.ari.uni-heidelberg.de/svn/gavo/hdinputs/rr/; dachs imp rr/q create

Hack-a-thon goals

  • technical solution to use and/or improve (e.g. docker, vollt, dachs, ...)
  • where and how to get the RegTAP content to publish (e.g. harvesting, adding custom registry entries, ...)
  • ...
Added:
>
>

Simple Cone Search server bundle

Idea to implement a small package to provide a ConeSearch service to be re-used by newcomers to test curation and deployment. Start out of Simple Cone Search Creator library from Thomas Boch.

Discussion and first testing was done. Notes were taken (and attached here). Activity will be brought on after the Interop.

 [back to main programme page]

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Revision 122022-04-28 - GregoryMantelet

 
META TOPICPARENT name="InterOpApr2022"

Hack-a-thon Session - IVOA Apr 2022 Interoperability Meeting

Thursday 28 April 2022 - 13:30 & 15:00 UTC

[back to main programme page]

Where: Gather Town

The hack-a-thon sessions, pitched at Interop's opening and reported/contributed on this collaborative pad, will take place on the Gather Town online space (kindly offered and set up by CNRS/Obs.Strasbourg and EU H2020 ESCAPE project).

The schedule setup will see two main time slots (back to back) but you can always organise in groups and use other time slots (Gather town is always open).

Schedule Summary
Session DateTime UTC UTC-07:00 UTC-04:00 UTC+02:00 UTC+08:00 UTC+10:00
Victoria BC/Pasadena Washington DC Strasbourg Perth/Beijing Canberra
1 Apr 28 13:30 (60') Apr 28 06:30 Apr 28 09:30 Apr 28 15:30 Apr 28 21:30 Apr 28 23:30
2 Apr 28 15:00 (90') Apr 28 08:00 Apr 28 11:00 Apr 28 17:00 Apr 28 23:00 Apr 29 01:00

Agenda

Changed:
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  • Welcome and short intro
  • Pitch ideas (1 min each)
  • Group ourselves and get to work
>
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  • Welcome and short intro
  • Pitch ideas (1 min each)
  • Group ourselves and get to work
 
  • Not much time, so pick smallish projects, and if you like:
Changed:
<
<
    • prepare ahead of time (at least have a look around gather.town)
    • work during break(s)
>
>
    • prepare ahead of time (at least have a look around gather.town)
    • work during break(s)
 
    • arrange with collaborators to continue after the Interop

Reporting hack-a-thon work/discussion.

You are invited to present a 2 minute single slide summary of your hack project at the closing plenary. It great to hear about what worked and what didn't, and what might come next.

Topics to be included in this hands-on hack-a-thon are welcome and collected here (collaborative pad). However, single hack-a-thon topics are encouraged to keep notes of what they did in separate collabroative pads (e.g. using yopad EtherPads or similar) and then attach them here.

If you have doubts on how to do that: refer to topic reference people or interop_helpdesk [at] ivoa [dot] net.

Example Topic Report

A short description (maybe taken from the topics pad)

  • Use %ATTACHURL% to link to the attached report from the hack-a-thon

Running List of Topic Reports

Define pyvo API for accessing VODML information in DAL results

(Laurent Michel/Tom Donaldson)
Work is progressing on instantiating Astropy objects directly from VOTables annotated with VODML. PyVO seems like the best place to support that work. How should the API look?

ProposalDM Hacking

(Paul Harrison)

The ProposalDM is being developed at https://github.com/ivoa/ProposalDM. This session is intended for people who want to contribute to the further development of the model. Topics for discussion can include (but are not limited to);

  • Using the tools associated with creating ProposalDM
  • Extending and refining ProposalDM
    • writing tests for particular observatory use cases (that exercise the model)
    • examining structures and concepts within the model
  • Relationships with other efforts
    • other exisiting IVOA data models
    • new small data model that could be created e.g. Source DM.
    • semantics efforts - see for example discussion on "facility"
note pad

ExecutionPlanner Hacking

-- DaveMorris

Where next for the ExecutionPlanner?

  • Is there enough to make a start on a draft standard?
  • Is anyone interested in developing some prototypes?
The latest version of the JSON schema is published on GitHub.
Changed:
<
<
>
>
 
  • What works / doesn't work?
  • What is missing ?
Added:
>
>

TAP container with RegTAP support

(Marco Molinaro, Grégory Mantelet, Markus Demleitner)

Two solutions listed in the abstract: VOLLT/TAPLib and DACHS.

VOLLT

In preparation of this topic, here is a simple Docker-Compose solution working with VOLLT/TAPLib and setting up a RegTAP service with an empty PostgreSQL database (apart from the schemas TAP_SCHEMA and rr, and the required User Defined Functions): regtap_20220427.tar.gz

To use it:

  1. Unzip,
  2. Go into the directory containing the docker-compose.yml,
  3. Run `docker-compose up`
  4. Visit the URL http://localhost:8081/regtap.
What is not included in there is the harvesting or addition of registry entries.

DACHS

As said above the other solution is to use DACHS:

apt install gavodachs2-server; cd /var/gavo/inputs; svn checkout http://svn.ari.uni-heidelberg.de/svn/gavo/hdinputs/rr/; dachs imp rr/q create

Hack-a-thon goals

  • technical solution to use and/or improve (e.g. docker, vollt, dachs, ...)
  • where and how to get the RegTAP content to publish (e.g. harvesting, adding custom registry entries, ...)
  • ...
 [back to main programme page]

<--  
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Added:
>
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META FILEATTACHMENT attachment="regtap_20220427.tar.gz" attr="h" comment="" date="1651144936" name="regtap_20220427.tar.gz" path="regtap_20220427.tar.gz" size="3986431" user="GregoryMantelet" version="1"
 

Revision 112022-04-27 - DaveMorris

 
META TOPICPARENT name="InterOpApr2022"

Hack-a-thon Session - IVOA Apr 2022 Interoperability Meeting

Thursday 28 April 2022 - 13:30 & 15:00 UTC

[back to main programme page]

Where: Gather Town

The hack-a-thon sessions, pitched at Interop's opening and reported/contributed on this collaborative pad, will take place on the Gather Town online space (kindly offered and set up by CNRS/Obs.Strasbourg and EU H2020 ESCAPE project).

The schedule setup will see two main time slots (back to back) but you can always organise in groups and use other time slots (Gather town is always open).

Schedule Summary
Session DateTime UTC UTC-07:00 UTC-04:00 UTC+02:00 UTC+08:00 UTC+10:00
Victoria BC/Pasadena Washington DC Strasbourg Perth/Beijing Canberra
1 Apr 28 13:30 (60') Apr 28 06:30 Apr 28 09:30 Apr 28 15:30 Apr 28 21:30 Apr 28 23:30
2 Apr 28 15:00 (90') Apr 28 08:00 Apr 28 11:00 Apr 28 17:00 Apr 28 23:00 Apr 29 01:00

Agenda

  • Welcome and short intro
  • Pitch ideas (1 min each)
  • Group ourselves and get to work
  • Not much time, so pick smallish projects, and if you like:
    • prepare ahead of time (at least have a look around gather.town)
    • work during break(s)
    • arrange with collaborators to continue after the Interop

Reporting hack-a-thon work/discussion.

You are invited to present a 2 minute single slide summary of your hack project at the closing plenary. It great to hear about what worked and what didn't, and what might come next.

Topics to be included in this hands-on hack-a-thon are welcome and collected here (collaborative pad). However, single hack-a-thon topics are encouraged to keep notes of what they did in separate collabroative pads (e.g. using yopad EtherPads or similar) and then attach them here.

If you have doubts on how to do that: refer to topic reference people or interop_helpdesk [at] ivoa [dot] net.

Example Topic Report

A short description (maybe taken from the topics pad)

  • Use %ATTACHURL% to link to the attached report from the hack-a-thon

Running List of Topic Reports

Define pyvo API for accessing VODML information in DAL results

(Laurent Michel/Tom Donaldson)
Work is progressing on instantiating Astropy objects directly from VOTables annotated with VODML. PyVO seems like the best place to support that work. How should the API look?

ProposalDM Hacking

(Paul Harrison)

The ProposalDM is being developed at https://github.com/ivoa/ProposalDM. This session is intended for people who want to contribute to the further development of the model. Topics for discussion can include (but are not limited to);

  • Using the tools associated with creating ProposalDM
  • Extending and refining ProposalDM
    • writing tests for particular observatory use cases (that exercise the model)
    • examining structures and concepts within the model
  • Relationships with other efforts
    • other exisiting IVOA data models
    • new small data model that could be created e.g. Source DM.
    • semantics efforts - see for example discussion on "facility"
note pad

ExecutionPlanner Hacking

-- DaveMorris

Where next for the ExecutionPlanner?

  • Is there enough to make a start on a draft standard?
  • Is anyone interested in developing some prototypes?
The latest version of the JSON schema is published on GitHub.
Changed:
<
<
  • The JSON schema files
  • Some JSON examples
>
>
 
  • What works / doesn't work?
  • What is missing ?
[back to main programme page]

<--  
-->

Revision 102022-04-26 - TomDonaldson

 
META TOPICPARENT name="InterOpApr2022"

Hack-a-thon Session - IVOA Apr 2022 Interoperability Meeting

Thursday 28 April 2022 - 13:30 & 15:00 UTC

[back to main programme page]

Where: Gather Town

The hack-a-thon sessions, pitched at Interop's opening and reported/contributed on this collaborative pad, will take place on the Gather Town online space (kindly offered and set up by CNRS/Obs.Strasbourg and EU H2020 ESCAPE project).

The schedule setup will see two main time slots (back to back) but you can always organise in groups and use other time slots (Gather town is always open).

Schedule Summary
Session DateTime UTC UTC-07:00 UTC-04:00 UTC+02:00 UTC+08:00 UTC+10:00
Victoria BC/Pasadena Washington DC Strasbourg Perth/Beijing Canberra
1 Apr 28 13:30 (60') Apr 28 06:30 Apr 28 09:30 Apr 28 15:30 Apr 28 21:30 Apr 28 23:30
2 Apr 28 15:00 (90') Apr 28 08:00 Apr 28 11:00 Apr 28 17:00 Apr 28 23:00 Apr 29 01:00
Added:
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Agenda

 
Changed:
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Reporting hack-a-thon work/discussion.

>
>
  • Welcome and short intro
Added:
>
>
  • Pitch ideas (1 min each)
  • Group ourselves and get to work
  • Not much time, so pick smallish projects, and if you like:
    • prepare ahead of time (at least have a look around gather.town)
    • work during break(s)
    • arrange with collaborators to continue after the Interop

Reporting hack-a-thon work/discussion.

 
Added:
>
>
You are invited to present a 2 minute single slide summary of your hack project at the closing plenary. It great to hear about what worked and what didn't, and what might come next.
 Topics to be included in this hands-on hack-a-thon are welcome and collected here (collaborative pad). However, single hack-a-thon topics are encouraged to keep notes of what they did in separate collabroative pads (e.g. using yopad EtherPads or similar) and then attach them here.

If you have doubts on how to do that: refer to topic reference people or interop_helpdesk [at] ivoa [dot] net.

Changed:
<
<

Example Topic

>
>

Example Topic Report

  A short description (maybe taken from the topics pad)
  • Use %ATTACHURL% to link to the attached report from the hack-a-thon
Deleted:
<
<

Define pyvo API for accessing VODML information in DAL results

 
Added:
>
>

Running List of Topic Reports

Define pyvo API for accessing VODML information in DAL results

 (Laurent Michel/Tom Donaldson)
Work is progressing on instantiating Astropy objects directly from VOTables annotated with VODML. PyVO seems like the best place to support that work. How should the API look?
Added:
>
>
 
Changed:
<
<

ProposalDM Hacking

>
>

ProposalDM Hacking

  (Paul Harrison)

The ProposalDM is being developed at https://github.com/ivoa/ProposalDM. This session is intended for people who want to contribute to the further development of the model. Topics for discussion can include (but are not limited to);

  • Using the tools associated with creating ProposalDM
  • Extending and refining ProposalDM
    • writing tests for particular observatory use cases (that exercise the model)
    • examining structures and concepts within the model
  • Relationships with other efforts
    • other exisiting IVOA data models
    • new small data model that could be created e.g. Source DM.
    • semantics efforts - see for example discussion on "facility"
note pad
Changed:
<
<

ExecutionPlanner Hacking

>
>

ExecutionPlanner Hacking

Deleted:
<
<
-- DaveMorris
 
Changed:
<
<
>
>
-- DaveMorris
Added:
>
>
Where next for the ExecutionPlanner?
 
  • Is there enough to make a start on a draft standard?
  • Is anyone interested in developing some prototypes?
Deleted:
<
<
 The latest version of the JSON schema is published on GitHub.
  • The JSON schema files
  • Some JSON examples
  • What works / doesn't work?
  • What is missing ?
Deleted:
<
<

 [back to main programme page]

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Revision 92022-04-25 - DaveMorris

 
META TOPICPARENT name="InterOpApr2022"

Hack-a-thon Session - IVOA Apr 2022 Interoperability Meeting

Thursday 28 April 2022 - 13:30 & 15:00 UTC

[back to main programme page]

Where: Gather Town

The hack-a-thon sessions, pitched at Interop's opening and reported/contributed on this collaborative pad, will take place on the Gather Town online space (kindly offered and set up by CNRS/Obs.Strasbourg and EU H2020 ESCAPE project).

The schedule setup will see two main time slots (back to back) but you can always organise in groups and use other time slots (Gather town is always open).

Schedule Summary
Session DateTime UTC UTC-07:00 UTC-04:00 UTC+02:00 UTC+08:00 UTC+10:00
Victoria BC/Pasadena Washington DC Strasbourg Perth/Beijing Canberra
1 Apr 28 13:30 (60') Apr 28 06:30 Apr 28 09:30 Apr 28 15:30 Apr 28 21:30 Apr 28 23:30
2 Apr 28 15:00 (90') Apr 28 08:00 Apr 28 11:00 Apr 28 17:00 Apr 28 23:00 Apr 29 01:00

Reporting hack-a-thon work/discussion.

Topics to be included in this hands-on hack-a-thon are welcome and collected here (collaborative pad). However, single hack-a-thon topics are encouraged to keep notes of what they did in separate collabroative pads (e.g. using yopad EtherPads or similar) and then attach them here.

If you have doubts on how to do that: refer to topic reference people or interop_helpdesk [at] ivoa [dot] net.

Example Topic

A short description (maybe taken from the topics pad)

  • Use %ATTACHURL% to link to the attached report from the hack-a-thon

Define pyvo API for accessing VODML information in DAL results

(Laurent Michel/Tom Donaldson)
Work is progressing on instantiating Astropy objects directly from VOTables annotated with VODML. PyVO seems like the best place to support that work. How should the API look?

ProposalDM Hacking

(Paul Harrison)

The ProposalDM is being developed at https://github.com/ivoa/ProposalDM. This session is intended for people who want to contribute to the further development of the model. Topics for discussion can include (but are not limited to);

  • Using the tools associated with creating ProposalDM
  • Extending and refining ProposalDM
    • writing tests for particular observatory use cases (that exercise the model)
    • examining structures and concepts within the model
  • Relationships with other efforts
    • other exisiting IVOA data models
    • new small data model that could be created e.g. Source DM.
    • semantics efforts - see for example discussion on "facility"
note pad

ExecutionPlanner Hacking

-- DaveMorris
Changed:
<
<
* Where next for the ExecutionPlanner? * Is there enough to make a start on a draft standard? * Is anyone interested in developing some prototypes?
>
>
  • Where next for the ExecutionPlanner?
  • Is there enough to make a start on a draft standard?
  • Is anyone interested in developing some prototypes?
 
Changed:
<
<
The latest version of the JSON schema is published on GitHub. * The JSON schema files * Some JSON examples * What works / doesn't work? * What is missing ?
>
>
The latest version of the JSON schema is published on GitHub.
  • The JSON schema files
  • Some JSON examples
  • What works / doesn't work?
  • What is missing ?
 

[back to main programme page]

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Revision 82022-04-25 - DaveMorris

 
META TOPICPARENT name="InterOpApr2022"

Hack-a-thon Session - IVOA Apr 2022 Interoperability Meeting

Thursday 28 April 2022 - 13:30 & 15:00 UTC

[back to main programme page]

Where: Gather Town

The hack-a-thon sessions, pitched at Interop's opening and reported/contributed on this collaborative pad, will take place on the Gather Town online space (kindly offered and set up by CNRS/Obs.Strasbourg and EU H2020 ESCAPE project).

The schedule setup will see two main time slots (back to back) but you can always organise in groups and use other time slots (Gather town is always open).

Schedule Summary
Session DateTime UTC UTC-07:00 UTC-04:00 UTC+02:00 UTC+08:00 UTC+10:00
Victoria BC/Pasadena Washington DC Strasbourg Perth/Beijing Canberra
1 Apr 28 13:30 (60') Apr 28 06:30 Apr 28 09:30 Apr 28 15:30 Apr 28 21:30 Apr 28 23:30
2 Apr 28 15:00 (90') Apr 28 08:00 Apr 28 11:00 Apr 28 17:00 Apr 28 23:00 Apr 29 01:00

Reporting hack-a-thon work/discussion.

Topics to be included in this hands-on hack-a-thon are welcome and collected here (collaborative pad). However, single hack-a-thon topics are encouraged to keep notes of what they did in separate collabroative pads (e.g. using yopad EtherPads or similar) and then attach them here.

If you have doubts on how to do that: refer to topic reference people or interop_helpdesk [at] ivoa [dot] net.

Example Topic

A short description (maybe taken from the topics pad)

  • Use %ATTACHURL% to link to the attached report from the hack-a-thon

Define pyvo API for accessing VODML information in DAL results

(Laurent Michel/Tom Donaldson)
Work is progressing on instantiating Astropy objects directly from VOTables annotated with VODML. PyVO seems like the best place to support that work. How should the API look?

ProposalDM Hacking

(Paul Harrison)

The ProposalDM is being developed at https://github.com/ivoa/ProposalDM. This session is intended for people who want to contribute to the further development of the model. Topics for discussion can include (but are not limited to);

  • Using the tools associated with creating ProposalDM
  • Extending and refining ProposalDM
    • writing tests for particular observatory use cases (that exercise the model)
    • examining structures and concepts within the model
  • Relationships with other efforts
    • other exisiting IVOA data models
    • new small data model that could be created e.g. Source DM.
    • semantics efforts - see for example discussion on "facility"
note pad
Added:
>
>

ExecutionPlanner Hacking

-- DaveMorris

* Where next for the ExecutionPlanner? * Is there enough to make a start on a draft standard? * Is anyone interested in developing some prototypes?

The latest version of the JSON schema is published on GitHub. * The JSON schema files * Some JSON examples * What works / doesn't work? * What is missing ?

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Revision 72022-04-23 - LaurentMichel

 
META TOPICPARENT name="InterOpApr2022"

Hack-a-thon Session - IVOA Apr 2022 Interoperability Meeting

Thursday 28 April 2022 - 13:30 & 15:00 UTC

[back to main programme page]

Where: Gather Town

The hack-a-thon sessions, pitched at Interop's opening and reported/contributed on this collaborative pad, will take place on the Gather Town online space (kindly offered and set up by CNRS/Obs.Strasbourg and EU H2020 ESCAPE project).

The schedule setup will see two main time slots (back to back) but you can always organise in groups and use other time slots (Gather town is always open).

Schedule Summary
Session DateTime UTC UTC-07:00 UTC-04:00 UTC+02:00 UTC+08:00 UTC+10:00
Victoria BC/Pasadena Washington DC Strasbourg Perth/Beijing Canberra
1 Apr 28 13:30 (60') Apr 28 06:30 Apr 28 09:30 Apr 28 15:30 Apr 28 21:30 Apr 28 23:30
2 Apr 28 15:00 (90') Apr 28 08:00 Apr 28 11:00 Apr 28 17:00 Apr 28 23:00 Apr 29 01:00

Reporting hack-a-thon work/discussion.

Topics to be included in this hands-on hack-a-thon are welcome and collected here (collaborative pad). However, single hack-a-thon topics are encouraged to keep notes of what they did in separate collabroative pads (e.g. using yopad EtherPads or similar) and then attach them here.

If you have doubts on how to do that: refer to topic reference people or interop_helpdesk [at] ivoa [dot] net.

Example Topic

A short description (maybe taken from the topics pad)

  • Use %ATTACHURL% to link to the attached report from the hack-a-thon

Define pyvo API for accessing VODML information in DAL results

(Laurent Michel/Tom Donaldson)
Work is progressing on instantiating Astropy objects directly from VOTables annotated with VODML. PyVO seems like the best place to support that work. How should the API look?

Changed:
<
<
>
>
 
  • A Github Wiki page has been open to detail the issue
Added:
>
>
  • Users can put their requirements/ideas on this dedicated page
 

ProposalDM Hacking

(Paul Harrison)

The ProposalDM is being developed at https://github.com/ivoa/ProposalDM. This session is intended for people who want to contribute to the further development of the model. Topics for discussion can include (but are not limited to);

  • Using the tools associated with creating ProposalDM
  • Extending and refining ProposalDM
    • writing tests for particular observatory use cases (that exercise the model)
    • examining structures and concepts within the model
  • Relationships with other efforts
    • other exisiting IVOA data models
    • new small data model that could be created e.g. Source DM.
    • semantics efforts - see for example discussion on "facility"
note pad

[back to main programme page]

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Revision 62022-04-21 - LaurentMichel

 
META TOPICPARENT name="InterOpApr2022"

Hack-a-thon Session - IVOA Apr 2022 Interoperability Meeting

Thursday 28 April 2022 - 13:30 & 15:00 UTC

[back to main programme page]

Where: Gather Town

The hack-a-thon sessions, pitched at Interop's opening and reported/contributed on this collaborative pad, will take place on the Gather Town online space (kindly offered and set up by CNRS/Obs.Strasbourg and EU H2020 ESCAPE project).

The schedule setup will see two main time slots (back to back) but you can always organise in groups and use other time slots (Gather town is always open).

Schedule Summary
Session DateTime UTC UTC-07:00 UTC-04:00 UTC+02:00 UTC+08:00 UTC+10:00
Victoria BC/Pasadena Washington DC Strasbourg Perth/Beijing Canberra
1 Apr 28 13:30 (60') Apr 28 06:30 Apr 28 09:30 Apr 28 15:30 Apr 28 21:30 Apr 28 23:30
2 Apr 28 15:00 (90') Apr 28 08:00 Apr 28 11:00 Apr 28 17:00 Apr 28 23:00 Apr 29 01:00

Reporting hack-a-thon work/discussion.

Topics to be included in this hands-on hack-a-thon are welcome and collected here (collaborative pad). However, single hack-a-thon topics are encouraged to keep notes of what they did in separate collabroative pads (e.g. using yopad EtherPads or similar) and then attach them here.

If you have doubts on how to do that: refer to topic reference people or interop_helpdesk [at] ivoa [dot] net.

Example Topic

A short description (maybe taken from the topics pad)

  • Use %ATTACHURL% to link to the attached report from the hack-a-thon

Define pyvo API for accessing VODML information in DAL results

(Laurent Michel/Tom Donaldson)
Work is progressing on instantiating Astropy objects directly from VOTables annotated with VODML. PyVO seems like the best place to support that work. How should the API look?

Changed:
<
<
>
>
  • A Github Wiki page has been open to detail the issue
  • A session note pad is also available
Deleted:
<
<
 

ProposalDM Hacking

(Paul Harrison)

The ProposalDM is being developed at https://github.com/ivoa/ProposalDM. This session is intended for people who want to contribute to the further development of the model. Topics for discussion can include (but are not limited to);

  • Using the tools associated with creating ProposalDM
  • Extending and refining ProposalDM
    • writing tests for particular observatory use cases (that exercise the model)
    • examining structures and concepts within the model
  • Relationships with other efforts
    • other exisiting IVOA data models
    • new small data model that could be created e.g. Source DM.
    • semantics efforts - see for example discussion on "facility"
note pad

[back to main programme page]

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Revision 52022-04-21 - PaulHarrison

 
META TOPICPARENT name="InterOpApr2022"

Hack-a-thon Session - IVOA Apr 2022 Interoperability Meeting

Thursday 28 April 2022 - 13:30 & 15:00 UTC

[back to main programme page]

Where: Gather Town

The hack-a-thon sessions, pitched at Interop's opening and reported/contributed on this collaborative pad, will take place on the Gather Town online space (kindly offered and set up by CNRS/Obs.Strasbourg and EU H2020 ESCAPE project).

The schedule setup will see two main time slots (back to back) but you can always organise in groups and use other time slots (Gather town is always open).

Schedule Summary
Session DateTime UTC UTC-07:00 UTC-04:00 UTC+02:00 UTC+08:00 UTC+10:00
Victoria BC/Pasadena Washington DC Strasbourg Perth/Beijing Canberra
1 Apr 28 13:30 (60') Apr 28 06:30 Apr 28 09:30 Apr 28 15:30 Apr 28 21:30 Apr 28 23:30
2 Apr 28 15:00 (90') Apr 28 08:00 Apr 28 11:00 Apr 28 17:00 Apr 28 23:00 Apr 29 01:00

Reporting hack-a-thon work/discussion.

Topics to be included in this hands-on hack-a-thon are welcome and collected here (collaborative pad). However, single hack-a-thon topics are encouraged to keep notes of what they did in separate collabroative pads (e.g. using yopad EtherPads or similar) and then attach them here.

If you have doubts on how to do that: refer to topic reference people or interop_helpdesk [at] ivoa [dot] net.

Example Topic

A short description (maybe taken from the topics pad)

  • Use %ATTACHURL% to link to the attached report from the hack-a-thon

Define pyvo API for accessing VODML information in DAL results

(Laurent Michel/Tom Donaldson)
Work is progressing on instantiating Astropy objects directly from VOTables annotated with VODML. PyVO seems like the best place to support that work. How should the API look?

Added:
>
>

ProposalDM Hacking

(Paul Harrison)

The ProposalDM is being developed at https://github.com/ivoa/ProposalDM. This session is intended for people who want to contribute to the further development of the model. Topics for discussion can include (but are not limited to);

  • Using the tools associated with creating ProposalDM
  • Extending and refining ProposalDM
    • writing tests for particular observatory use cases (that exercise the model)
    • examining structures and concepts within the model
  • Relationships with other efforts
    • other exisiting IVOA data models
    • new small data model that could be created e.g. Source DM.
    • semantics efforts - see for example discussion on "facility"
note pad
 [back to main programme page]

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Revision 42022-04-21 - TomDonaldson

 
META TOPICPARENT name="InterOpApr2022"

Hack-a-thon Session - IVOA Apr 2022 Interoperability Meeting

Thursday 28 April 2022 - 13:30 & 15:00 UTC

[back to main programme page]

Where: Gather Town

The hack-a-thon sessions, pitched at Interop's opening and reported/contributed on this collaborative pad, will take place on the Gather Town online space (kindly offered and set up by CNRS/Obs.Strasbourg and EU H2020 ESCAPE project).

The schedule setup will see two main time slots (back to back) but you can always organise in groups and use other time slots (Gather town is always open).

Schedule Summary
Changed:
<
<
Session DateTime UTC UTC-07:00 UTC-04:00 UTC+02:00 UTC+08:00 UTC+11:00
>
>
Session DateTime UTC UTC-07:00 UTC-04:00 UTC+02:00 UTC+08:00 UTC+10:00
 
Victoria BC/Pasadena Washington DC Strasbourg Perth/Beijing Canberra
Changed:
<
<
1 Apr 28 13:30 (60') Apr 28 06:30 Apr 28 09:30 Apr 28 15:30 Apr 28 19:30 Apr 28 21:30
2 Apr 28 15:00 (90') Apr 28 08:00 Apr 28 11:00 Apr 28 17:00 Apr 28 21:00 Apr 28 23:00
>
>
1 Apr 28 13:30 (60') Apr 28 06:30 Apr 28 09:30 Apr 28 15:30 Apr 28 21:30 Apr 28 23:30
2 Apr 28 15:00 (90') Apr 28 08:00 Apr 28 11:00 Apr 28 17:00 Apr 28 23:00 Apr 29 01:00
 

Reporting hack-a-thon work/discussion.

Topics to be included in this hands-on hack-a-thon are welcome and collected here (collaborative pad). However, single hack-a-thon topics are encouraged to keep notes of what they did in separate collabroative pads (e.g. using yopad EtherPads or similar) and then attach them here.

If you have doubts on how to do that: refer to topic reference people or interop_helpdesk [at] ivoa [dot] net.

Example Topic

A short description (maybe taken from the topics pad)

  • Use %ATTACHURL% to link to the attached report from the hack-a-thon

Define pyvo API for accessing VODML information in DAL results

(Laurent Michel/Tom Donaldson)
Work is progressing on instantiating Astropy objects directly from VOTables annotated with VODML. PyVO seems like the best place to support that work. How should the API look?

[back to main programme page]

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Revision 32022-04-21 - LaurentMichel

 
META TOPICPARENT name="InterOpApr2022"

Hack-a-thon Session - IVOA Apr 2022 Interoperability Meeting

Thursday 28 April 2022 - 13:30 & 15:00 UTC

[back to main programme page]

Where: Gather Town

The hack-a-thon sessions, pitched at Interop's opening and reported/contributed on this collaborative pad, will take place on the Gather Town online space (kindly offered and set up by CNRS/Obs.Strasbourg and EU H2020 ESCAPE project).

The schedule setup will see two main time slots (back to back) but you can always organise in groups and use other time slots (Gather town is always open).

Schedule Summary
Session DateTime UTC UTC-07:00 UTC-04:00 UTC+02:00 UTC+08:00 UTC+11:00
Victoria BC/Pasadena Washington DC Strasbourg Perth/Beijing Canberra
1 Apr 28 13:30 (60') Apr 28 06:30 Apr 28 09:30 Apr 28 15:30 Apr 28 19:30 Apr 28 21:30
2 Apr 28 15:00 (90') Apr 28 08:00 Apr 28 11:00 Apr 28 17:00 Apr 28 21:00 Apr 28 23:00

Reporting hack-a-thon work/discussion.

Changed:
<
<
Topics to be included in this hands-on hack-a-thon are welcome and collected here (collaborative pad).
>
>
Topics to be included in this hands-on hack-a-thon are welcome and collected here (collaborative pad). However, single hack-a-thon topics are encouraged to keep notes of what they did in separate collabroative pads (e.g. using yopad EtherPads or similar) and then attach them here.
Deleted:
<
<
However, single hack-a-thon topics are encouraged to keep notes of what they did in separate collabroative pads (e.g. using yopad EtherPads or similar) and then attach them here.
  If you have doubts on how to do that: refer to topic reference people or interop_helpdesk [at] ivoa [dot] net.

Example Topic

A short description (maybe taken from the topics pad)

  • Use %ATTACHURL% to link to the attached report from the hack-a-thon
Added:
>
>

Define pyvo API for accessing VODML information in DAL results

 
Added:
>
>
(Laurent Michel/Tom Donaldson)
Work is progressing on instantiating Astropy objects directly from VOTables annotated with VODML. PyVO seems like the best place to support that work. How should the API look?
 [back to main programme page]

<--  
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Revision 22022-04-21 - MarcoMolinaro

 
META TOPICPARENT name="InterOpApr2022"

Hack-a-thon Session - IVOA Apr 2022 Interoperability Meeting

Thursday 28 April 2022 - 13:30 & 15:00 UTC

Deleted:
<
<

Where: Gather Town (link will show up here)

 [back to main programme page]
Added:
>
>

Where: Gather Town

The hack-a-thon sessions, pitched at Interop's opening and reported/contributed on this collaborative pad, will take place on the Gather Town online space (kindly offered and set up by CNRS/Obs.Strasbourg and EU H2020 ESCAPE project).

The schedule setup will see two main time slots (back to back) but you can always organise in groups and use other time slots (Gather town is always open).

 
Schedule Summary
Session DateTime UTC UTC-07:00 UTC-04:00 UTC+02:00 UTC+08:00 UTC+11:00
Victoria BC/Pasadena Washington DC Strasbourg Perth/Beijing Canberra
Changed:
<
<
1 Apr 28 13:30 (60') Apr 28 06:30 Apr 28 09:30 Apr 28 15:30 Apr 28 19:30 Apr 28 21:30
2 Apr 28 15:00 (90') Apr 28 08:00 Apr 28 11:00 Apr 28 17:00 Apr 28 21:00 Apr 28 23:00
>
>
1 Apr 28 13:30 (60') Apr 28 06:30 Apr 28 09:30 Apr 28 15:30 Apr 28 19:30 Apr 28 21:30
2 Apr 28 15:00 (90') Apr 28 08:00 Apr 28 11:00 Apr 28 17:00 Apr 28 21:00 Apr 28 23:00
 
Changed:
<
<

Overview

>
>

Reporting hack-a-thon work/discussion.

 
Deleted:
<
<
Hack-a-thon session to work on codes and solutions related to VO standards and technologies.
 Topics to be included in this hands-on hack-a-thon are welcome and collected here (collaborative pad).
Added:
>
>
However, single hack-a-thon topics are encouraged to keep notes of what they did in separate collabroative pads (e.g. using yopad EtherPads or similar) and then attach them here.
 
Changed:
<
<
Output of the session will be collected in this wiki page.
>
>
If you have doubts on how to do that: refer to topic reference people or interop_helpdesk [at] ivoa [dot] net.
Added:
>
>

Example Topic

A short description (maybe taken from the topics pad)

  • Use %ATTACHURL% to link to the attached report from the hack-a-thon
  [back to main programme page]

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Revision 12022-04-12 - MarcoMolinaro

 
META TOPICPARENT name="InterOpApr2022"

Hack-a-thon Session - IVOA Apr 2022 Interoperability Meeting

Thursday 28 April 2022 - 13:30 & 15:00 UTC

Where: Gather Town (link will show up here)

[back to main programme page]

Schedule Summary
Session DateTime UTC UTC-07:00 UTC-04:00 UTC+02:00 UTC+08:00 UTC+11:00
Victoria BC/Pasadena Washington DC Strasbourg Perth/Beijing Canberra
1 Apr 28 13:30 (60') Apr 28 06:30 Apr 28 09:30 Apr 28 15:30 Apr 28 19:30 Apr 28 21:30
2 Apr 28 15:00 (90') Apr 28 08:00 Apr 28 11:00 Apr 28 17:00 Apr 28 21:00 Apr 28 23:00

Overview

Hack-a-thon session to work on codes and solutions related to VO standards and technologies.

Topics to be included in this hands-on hack-a-thon are welcome and collected here (collaborative pad).

Output of the session will be collected in this wiki page.

[back to main programme page]

<--  
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