In Shanghai it was decided that TimeSeries is a scientific priority of the IVOA. Based on the DAL/DM/TDIG session, here is a list of items to be discussed. Please feel free to add any other item you consider relevant to TimeSeries and you would like to discuss:

• What is TimeSeries data? It is a temporal sequence of measurements containing a time coordinate and a flux (or similar - magnitude) / RV / position / polarisation / number of spots / spectra / images. Light-curves and RV curves dominate the landscape of TimeSeries.
• Concerning DM: there are models that work for representation of some of the science cases proposed by the SPC.
  • Modified SpectrumDM works fine for light curves with some modifications.
  • The draft TimeSeriesCube serialisation examples work with SPLAT. But there’s still some discussion needed on the model.
  • Feedback from people who have tried both models is appreciated in this respect.
  • Although light-curves and RV curves dominate the landscape of TimeSeries, for which a modified version of SpectrumDM (or a similar for RVs) would work, we should have an extensible model towards other kind of data, perhaps built as a simple derivation/specialization of the SparseCube DM.
• Discovery: Obscore/EpnCore + TAP could work if the time axis information would be extended. What are the minimum mandatory fields for TimeSeries data to be found by the user? For that collecting science cases is important. A set of minimum data has already been compiled during an ASTERICS meeting. Different communities need to be properly represented. Attending to astronomy meetings is important to hear the astro-community. See the series of meetings under: http://wiki.ivoa.net/twiki/bin/view/IVOA/IvoaVOEvent#Future_Events. Please if you plan to attend any of these meetings or any other related Time Domain meeting it would be useful to know it and to post it on the wiki.
• Format: Time has to be properly formatted to combine data coming from different surveys. See email from A. Rots (19 May 2017) sent to DM, DAL and TDIG + reference A&A 574, 36 (2015).