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Applications Session Schedule - IVOA Apr 2022 Interoperability Meeting

Schedule Summary
Session	DateTime UTC	UTC-07:00	UTC-04:00	UTC+02:00	UTC+08:00	UTC+10:00
Session	DateTime UTC	Victoria BC/Pasadena	Washington DC	Strasbourg	Perth/Beijing	Canberra
Applications	Apr 27 13:30	Apr 27 6:30	Apr 27 9:30	Apr 27 15:30	Apr 27 21:30	Apr 27 23:30

Notes and session video recording are linked below each session schedule table.

Applications

Time: Apr 27 13:30 [session #9]

Speaker	Title	Time	Material
Markus Demleitner	Getting COOSYS ready for 2025	15+3	Lecture Notes As the real epoch progresses away from the convenient J2000.0 that the VO was born in, being able to automatically apply proper motions to catalogues in VOTables becomes more and more important. Our existing COOSYS element is not quite sufficient for that, and while the Coords model will be, its annotation will be a VOTable-external standard. In this talk I will discuss what it would take to make COOSYS work for pure-VOTable, Coords DM-compatible epoch propagation.
Francois-Xavier Pineau	MOC lib Rust and its derivatives: MOCPy, MOCWasm,MOCCli and MOCSet	15+3 (21:38 in recording)	PDF Slides MOC lib Rust is a Rust implementation of the MOC 2.0 standard. Originally developed to improve MOCPy performances, it has grown as a standalone library natively used in CDS internal projects. Still at the very core of MOCPy, its functionalities are also available through MOCCli and MOCWasm. MOCCli is a command line utility, a simple executable file, pre-compiled for Linux, MacOS and Windows. MOCWasm is a JavaScript/WebAssembly library made to manipulate MOCs in Web Browsers. Finally, in order to fulfill VizieR needs, we have been developing MOCset. MOCSet is a command line utility for building, updating and querying a set of MOCs. Its memory footprint is possibly low.
Omar Laurino	Supporting Prototype Implementations in PyVO	15+3 (39:05 in recording)	PDF Slides PyVO implements the IVOA standards. As part of the standard approval process, new features are proposed and need to be demonstrated before the standard may be approved. PyVO may implement features that are not yet part of an approved standard.Such features are unstable, as the standard may be subject to reviews and significant changes, until it's finally approved. The new `prototype` package provides support for such prototypes.

Moderator: Tom, Notetaker: Adrian

notes: notes (link to live notes, should expire around end of April 2023)

Recording: session-09-APPS.mp4

Splinter discussion on JSON

Time: Apr 29 14:30 [JSON splinter] notes: etherpad notes (link to live notes, should expire around end of April 2023) Intro slides (pdf) from Frossie

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-- AdrianDamian - 2022-04-19 https://ws.cadc-ccda.hia-iha.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/files/vault/pdowler/ivoa/virtual2022a/session-09-APPS.mp4

Attachments

Topic attachments
I	Attachment	History	Action	Size	Date	Who
pdf	IVOA_Apr22_Apps-365days.pdf	r1	manage	42.6 K	2022-04-29 - 17:53	AdrianDamian
pdf	IVOA_Apr22_Apps_JSON-365days.pdf	r1	manage	38.1 K	2022-04-29 - 18:25	AdrianDamian
pdf	InterOp202204_MocLibRust_FXPineau.pdf	r1	manage	3049.7 K	2022-04-27 - 13:06	FrancoisXavierPineau
pdf	PyVO_Prototype_Implementations_-_2022_04_27_-_ivoa-2022-pyvo.pdf	r1	manage	241.6 K	2022-04-27 - 16:49	TomDonaldson
pdf	ametlib.pdf	r1	manage	347.6 K	2022-04-26 - 07:10	MarkusDemleitner
pdf	coosys.pdf	r1	manage	587.1 K	2022-08-01 - 07:28	MarkusDemleitner
pdf	vo-tng.pdf	r1	manage	2142.4 K	2022-04-29 - 15:18	TomDonaldson