Difference: InterOpMay2013NewTech (1 vs. 10)

Revision 102013-05-14 - JuanGonzalezNunez

 
META TOPICPARENT name="InterOpMay2013"

New Technologies session

Monday, 14:00–15:30, in room 107a.

This session will be about techniques or technologies which should be in the IVOA's future, or which may provide alternative solutions to IVOA problems, but which aren't (or needn't/shouldn't be) part of the IVOA standards process.

This might include:

  • web developments (HTTP successors?)
  • language developments (languages for natural parallelism?)
  • database developments (is nosql now passé?)
  • UI developments (does an image viewer without a game controller make sense?)
We can run this as a conventional session, with a sequence of timed talks, or if there's more interest we can run it as a sequence of lightning talks, or an unconference (I'm happy to take suggestions on format, too).

This session is at the beginning of the week, so provocative proposals would suit very naturally.

Programme

The current list of talks is below. There are no timings allocated yet, but we expect to have about 15 minutes per speaker. This should leave plenty of time for discussion, so kites should be flown, hobbyhorses should be ridden, and Visions should be indulged.

Time Speaker Title Slides
14:00 +15 Sébastien Derriere, CDS Usage of RDFa/microformats .pdf
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14:15 +15 Juan Gonzales, ESAC Technological challenges in the Gaia Archive  
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14:15 +15 Juan Gonzalez, ESAC Technological challenges in the Gaia Archive .pdf
 
14:30 +15 Alberto Accomazzi, ADS Annotations, paper claiming & ORCIDs pdf
14:45 +10 Paul Harrison, Manchester Google's SPDY protocol (to be confirmed)  
14:55 +10 Matthew Graham, Caltech Reasoning in bioinformatics  
15:05 +10 Mark Holliman, Edinburgh Database deployment scenarios and performance on SSD arrays .ppt
15:15 – end   Missing technologies?  

-- NormanGray - 2013-05-08


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Revision 92013-05-13 - AlbertoAccomazzi

 
META TOPICPARENT name="InterOpMay2013"

New Technologies session

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Monday, 14:00–15:30, in room 107a.
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Monday, 14:00–15:30, in room 107a.
  This session will be about techniques or technologies which should be in the IVOA's future, or which may provide alternative solutions to IVOA problems, but which aren't (or needn't/shouldn't be) part of the IVOA standards process.

This might include:

  • web developments (HTTP successors?)
  • language developments (languages for natural parallelism?)
  • database developments (is nosql now passé?)
  • UI developments (does an image viewer without a game controller make sense?)
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 We can run this as a conventional session, with a sequence of timed talks, or if there's more interest we can run it as a sequence of lightning talks, or an unconference (I'm happy to take suggestions on format, too).

This session is at the beginning of the week, so provocative proposals would suit very naturally.

Programme

Changed:
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The current list of talks is below. There are no timings allocated yet, but we expect to have about 15 minutes per speaker. This should leave plenty of time for discussion, so kites should be flown, hobbyhorses should be ridden, and Visions should be indulged.
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The current list of talks is below. There are no timings allocated yet, but we expect to have about 15 minutes per speaker. This should leave plenty of time for discussion, so kites should be flown, hobbyhorses should be ridden, and Visions should be indulged.
 
Time Speaker Title Slides
14:00 +15 Sébastien Derriere, CDS Usage of RDFa/microformats .pdf
14:15 +15 Juan Gonzales, ESAC Technological challenges in the Gaia Archive  
Changed:
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14:30 +15 Alberto Accomazzi, ADS Annotations, paper claiming & ORCIDs  
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14:30 +15 Alberto Accomazzi, ADS Annotations, paper claiming & ORCIDs pdf
 
14:45 +10 Paul Harrison, Manchester Google's SPDY protocol (to be confirmed)  
14:55 +10 Matthew Graham, Caltech Reasoning in bioinformatics  
15:05 +10 Mark Holliman, Edinburgh Database deployment scenarios and performance on SSD arrays .ppt
Changed:
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15:15 – end   Missing technologies?  
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15:15 – end   Missing technologies?  
 
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Revision 82013-05-13 - NormanGray

 
META TOPICPARENT name="InterOpMay2013"

New Technologies session

Monday, 14:00–15:30, in room 107a.

This session will be about techniques or technologies which should be in the IVOA's future, or which may provide alternative solutions to IVOA problems, but which aren't (or needn't/shouldn't be) part of the IVOA standards process.

This might include:

  • web developments (HTTP successors?)
  • language developments (languages for natural parallelism?)
  • database developments (is nosql now passé?)
  • UI developments (does an image viewer without a game controller make sense?)

We can run this as a conventional session, with a sequence of timed talks, or if there's more interest we can run it as a sequence of lightning talks, or an unconference (I'm happy to take suggestions on format, too).

This session is at the beginning of the week, so provocative proposals would suit very naturally.

Programme

The current list of talks is below. There are no timings allocated yet, but we expect to have about 15 minutes per speaker. This should leave plenty of time for discussion, so kites should be flown, hobbyhorses should be ridden, and Visions should be indulged.

Time Speaker Title Slides
14:00 +15 Sébastien Derriere, CDS Usage of RDFa/microformats .pdf
14:15 +15 Juan Gonzales, ESAC Technological challenges in the Gaia Archive  
14:30 +15 Alberto Accomazzi, ADS Annotations, paper claiming & ORCIDs  
14:45 +10 Paul Harrison, Manchester Google's SPDY protocol (to be confirmed)  
14:55 +10 Matthew Graham, Caltech Reasoning in bioinformatics  
Changed:
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15:05 +10 Mark Holliman, Edinburgh Database deployment scenarios and performance on SSD arrays  
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15:05 +10 Mark Holliman, Edinburgh Database deployment scenarios and performance on SSD arrays .ppt
 
15:15 – end   Missing technologies?  

-- NormanGray - 2013-05-08


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Revision 72013-05-13 - SebastienDerriere

 
META TOPICPARENT name="InterOpMay2013"

New Technologies session

Monday, 14:00–15:30, in room 107a.

This session will be about techniques or technologies which should be in the IVOA's future, or which may provide alternative solutions to IVOA problems, but which aren't (or needn't/shouldn't be) part of the IVOA standards process.

This might include:

  • web developments (HTTP successors?)
  • language developments (languages for natural parallelism?)
  • database developments (is nosql now passé?)
  • UI developments (does an image viewer without a game controller make sense?)

We can run this as a conventional session, with a sequence of timed talks, or if there's more interest we can run it as a sequence of lightning talks, or an unconference (I'm happy to take suggestions on format, too).

This session is at the beginning of the week, so provocative proposals would suit very naturally.

Programme

The current list of talks is below. There are no timings allocated yet, but we expect to have about 15 minutes per speaker. This should leave plenty of time for discussion, so kites should be flown, hobbyhorses should be ridden, and Visions should be indulged.

Time Speaker Title Slides
Changed:
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14:00 +15 Sébastien Derriere, CDS Usage of RDFa/microformats  
>
>
14:00 +15 Sébastien Derriere, CDS Usage of RDFa/microformats .pdf
 
14:15 +15 Juan Gonzales, ESAC Technological challenges in the Gaia Archive  
14:30 +15 Alberto Accomazzi, ADS Annotations, paper claiming & ORCIDs  
14:45 +10 Paul Harrison, Manchester Google's SPDY protocol (to be confirmed)  
14:55 +10 Matthew Graham, Caltech Reasoning in bioinformatics  
15:05 +10 Mark Holliman, Edinburgh Database deployment scenarios and performance on SSD arrays  
15:15 – end   Missing technologies?  

-- NormanGray - 2013-05-08


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META FILEATTACHMENT attachment="RDFa4IVOA.pdf" attr="" comment="RDFa applications, S. Derriere" date="1368448533" name="RDFa4IVOA.pdf" path="RDFa4IVOA.pdf" size="389840" user="SebastienDerriere" version="1"
 

Revision 62013-05-12 - NormanGray

 
META TOPICPARENT name="InterOpMay2013"

New Technologies session

Monday, 14:00–15:30, in room 107a.

This session will be about techniques or technologies which should be in the IVOA's future, or which may provide alternative solutions to IVOA problems, but which aren't (or needn't/shouldn't be) part of the IVOA standards process.

This might include:

  • web developments (HTTP successors?)
  • language developments (languages for natural parallelism?)
  • database developments (is nosql now passé?)
  • UI developments (does an image viewer without a game controller make sense?)

We can run this as a conventional session, with a sequence of timed talks, or if there's more interest we can run it as a sequence of lightning talks, or an unconference (I'm happy to take suggestions on format, too).

This session is at the beginning of the week, so provocative proposals would suit very naturally.

Programme

The current list of talks is below. There are no timings allocated yet, but we expect to have about 15 minutes per speaker. This should leave plenty of time for discussion, so kites should be flown, hobbyhorses should be ridden, and Visions should be indulged.

Time Speaker Title Slides
Changed:
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?? Sébastien Derriere, CDS Usage of RDFa/microformats  
?? Juan Gonzales, ESAC Technological challenges in the Gaia Archive  
?? Paul Harrison, Manchester Google's SPDY protocol (to be confirmed)  
?? Alberto Accomazzi, ADS Annotations, paper claiming & ORCIDs  
?? Mark Holliman, Edinburgh Database deployment scenarios and performance on SSD arrays  
...      
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14:00 +15 Sébastien Derriere, CDS Usage of RDFa/microformats  
14:15 +15 Juan Gonzales, ESAC Technological challenges in the Gaia Archive  
14:30 +15 Alberto Accomazzi, ADS Annotations, paper claiming & ORCIDs  
14:45 +10 Paul Harrison, Manchester Google's SPDY protocol (to be confirmed)  
14:55 +10 Matthew Graham, Caltech Reasoning in bioinformatics  
15:05 +10 Mark Holliman, Edinburgh Database deployment scenarios and performance on SSD arrays  
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15:15 – end   Missing technologies?  
 

-- NormanGray - 2013-05-08


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Revision 52013-05-10 - NormanGray

 
META TOPICPARENT name="InterOpMay2013"

New Technologies session

Monday, 14:00–15:30, in room 107a.

This session will be about techniques or technologies which should be in the IVOA's future, or which may provide alternative solutions to IVOA problems, but which aren't (or needn't/shouldn't be) part of the IVOA standards process.

This might include:

  • web developments (HTTP successors?)
  • language developments (languages for natural parallelism?)
  • database developments (is nosql now passé?)
  • UI developments (does an image viewer without a game controller make sense?)

We can run this as a conventional session, with a sequence of timed talks, or if there's more interest we can run it as a sequence of lightning talks, or an unconference (I'm happy to take suggestions on format, too).

This session is at the beginning of the week, so provocative proposals would suit very naturally.

Programme

Changed:
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The current list of talks is below. There are no timings allocated yet, but we expect to have about 15 minutes per speaker. This should leave plenty of time for discussion, so kites should be flown, and hobbyhorses should be ridden.
>
>
The current list of talks is below. There are no timings allocated yet, but we expect to have about 15 minutes per speaker. This should leave plenty of time for discussion, so kites should be flown, hobbyhorses should be ridden, and Visions should be indulged.
 
Time Speaker Title Slides
?? Sébastien Derriere, CDS Usage of RDFa/microformats  
?? Juan Gonzales, ESAC Technological challenges in the Gaia Archive  
?? Paul Harrison, Manchester Google's SPDY protocol (to be confirmed)  
Changed:
<
<
?? Mark Holliman, Edinburgh Database Deployment scenarios and performance on SSD arrays  
>
>
?? Alberto Accomazzi, ADS Annotations, paper claiming & ORCIDs  
Added:
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?? Mark Holliman, Edinburgh Database deployment scenarios and performance on SSD arrays  
 
...      

-- NormanGray - 2013-05-08


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Revision 42013-05-10 - NormanGray

 
META TOPICPARENT name="InterOpMay2013"

New Technologies session

Monday, 14:00–15:30, in room 107a.

This session will be about techniques or technologies which should be in the IVOA's future, or which may provide alternative solutions to IVOA problems, but which aren't (or needn't/shouldn't be) part of the IVOA standards process.

This might include:

  • web developments (HTTP successors?)
  • language developments (languages for natural parallelism?)
  • database developments (is nosql now passé?)
  • UI developments (does an image viewer without a game controller make sense?)

We can run this as a conventional session, with a sequence of timed talks, or if there's more interest we can run it as a sequence of lightning talks, or an unconference (I'm happy to take suggestions on format, too).

This session is at the beginning of the week, so provocative proposals would suit very naturally.

Programme

Added:
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The current list of talks is below. There are no timings allocated yet, but we expect to have about 15 minutes per speaker. This should leave plenty of time for discussion, so kites should be flown, and hobbyhorses should be ridden.
 
Time Speaker Title Slides
Changed:
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?? Sébastien Derriere Usage of RDFa/microformats  
?? Mark Holliman Database Deployment scenarios and performance on SSD arrays  
...      
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?? Sébastien Derriere, CDS Usage of RDFa/microformats  
?? Juan Gonzales, ESAC Technological challenges in the Gaia Archive  
?? Paul Harrison, Manchester Google's SPDY protocol (to be confirmed)  
Added:
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?? Mark Holliman, Edinburgh Database Deployment scenarios and performance on SSD arrays  
...      
 

-- NormanGray - 2013-05-08


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Revision 32013-05-09 - NormanGray

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META TOPICPARENT name="InterOpMay2013"
 

New Technologies session

Monday, 14:00–15:30, in room 107a.

This session will be about techniques or technologies which should be in the IVOA's future, or which may provide alternative solutions to IVOA problems, but which aren't (or needn't/shouldn't be) part of the IVOA standards process.

This might include:

  • web developments (HTTP successors?)
  • language developments (languages for natural parallelism?)
  • database developments (is nosql now passé?)
  • UI developments (does an image viewer without a game controller make sense?)

We can run this as a conventional session, with a sequence of timed talks, or if there's more interest we can run it as a sequence of lightning talks, or an unconference (I'm happy to take suggestions on format, too).

This session is at the beginning of the week, so provocative proposals would suit very naturally.

Programme

Time Speaker Title Slides
Changed:
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14:00– ?? Sébastien Derriere Usage of RDFa/microformats  
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?? Sébastien Derriere Usage of RDFa/microformats  
Added:
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?? Mark Holliman Database Deployment scenarios and performance on SSD arrays  
 
...      

-- NormanGray - 2013-05-08


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Revision 22013-05-09 - NormanGray

 
META TOPICPARENT name="InterOpMay2013NewTech"

New Technologies session

Monday, 14:00–15:30, in room 107a.

Changed:
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This session will be about techniques or technologies which should be in the IVOA's future, or which may provide alternative solutions to IVOA problems, but which aren't yet at a standardisable stage.
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This session will be about techniques or technologies which should be in the IVOA's future, or which may provide alternative solutions to IVOA problems, but which aren't (or needn't/shouldn't be) part of the IVOA standards process.
  This might include:

  • web developments (HTTP successors?)
  • language developments (languages for natural parallelism?)
  • database developments (is nosql now passé?)
  • UI developments (does an image viewer without a game controller make sense?)

We can run this as a conventional session, with a sequence of timed talks, or if there's more interest we can run it as a sequence of lightning talks, or an unconference (I'm happy to take suggestions on format, too).

This session is at the beginning of the week, so provocative proposals would suit very naturally.

Programme

Time Speaker Title Slides
14:00– ?? Sébastien Derriere Usage of RDFa/microformats  
...      

-- NormanGray - 2013-05-08


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Revision 12013-05-08 - NormanGray

 
META TOPICPARENT name="InterOpMay2013NewTech"

New Technologies session

Monday, 14:00–15:30, in room 107a.

This session will be about techniques or technologies which should be in the IVOA's future, or which may provide alternative solutions to IVOA problems, but which aren't yet at a standardisable stage.

This might include:

  • web developments (HTTP successors?)
  • language developments (languages for natural parallelism?)
  • database developments (is nosql now passé?)
  • UI developments (does an image viewer without a game controller make sense?)

We can run this as a conventional session, with a sequence of timed talks, or if there's more interest we can run it as a sequence of lightning talks, or an unconference (I'm happy to take suggestions on format, too).

This session is at the beginning of the week, so provocative proposals would suit very naturally.

Programme

Time Speaker
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Title Slides
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14:00– ?? Sébastien Derriere Usage of RDFa/microformats  

-- NormanGray - 2013-05-08


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