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2019.06.18 Editors Meeting

neilsjefferies edited this page Jun 19, 2019 · 10 revisions

Call-in

https://duraspace.zoom.us/my/vivo1

Attendees

  • Andrew Woods (DuraSpace)
  • Julian Morley (Stanford)
  • Rosy Metz (Emory) *
  • Simeon Warner (Cornell)
  • Andrew Hankinson (Bodleian Libraries)
  • Neil Jefferies (Bodleian Libraries)

(* indicates the notetaker)

Agenda

  1. PR #362
  2. Agenda for Editors Meeting @ Stanford
    • Planning draft. Is this still relevant?
    • Update from Julian Preservation API meeting?
  3. Working towards a 1.0 release
  4. Updates from Open Repositories 2019
  5. Potential topics for future conference presentations
    • Performance and scale
    • Implementations
    • Storage layout
    • Logical <--> Storage paths
    • Forward delta versioning
    • Walk-through of inventory.json
    • Namaste files
  6. Bringing back closed issues/use-cases that are appropriate for future releases
  7. Community calls: ensuring clarity of when they are happening, and who is hosting
  8. OCFL branding artwork by @phochste
    • Bursting 1
    • Bursting 2
    • Bursting 3

Notes

  1. OR review
    • Interest in uptake of OCFL
    • Red Box - Australia - Technical University of Sydney); Invenio - looking at it - V2 may be able to address their particular concerns. see issue #363; Archipelago - Neil looking into this (http://archipelago.nyc/).
    • OCFL may be added to the list of next generation repository technologies
    • DSpace is on the rise - perhaps we can have a conversation with Tim after DSpace 7 lands
    • Haplo is getting an uptick in adoption
  2. PR #362
    • discussion about how deep we want to go in the recommendations we provide. We don't want to get too far into the weeds.
    • we came to agreement that the deposit directory should be at the root. then accessioning is the only a move operation.
  3. Stanford Meeting
    • Preservation Meeting. Do we have a standard way of talking about the current digital preservation landscape, and do we have a way of improving interoperability. Transfers, Remote Audit, Discovery. Stanford has a hit list of folks that they will be reaching out to around a dozen other folks. Discussion about increasing diversity. What are we trying to do, and who should we be inviting for a proper kickoff.
    • Editors Meeting Agenda. We should start an agenda and populate with topics.
  4. Bringing back closed issues/use-cases
    • We should bring these back
  5. Potential topics for new presentations
    • Some new topics for presenting on
    • Rosy presenting to Northwestern
  6. OCFL Community Calls
    • Let's check-in on the Monday of the week of the community calls to determine who is available to attend and help facilitate
  7. Artwork!
    • We like the black and white one the most.

Actions

  • Zimeon: troll through use cases and find closed ones that should have been deferred.
  • Rosalyn: start an agenda
  • Julian: take our thoughts back to Stanford for discussion
  • Neil: clean up PR #362 based on the conversation
  • Julian: consider what a guidance document of the OCFL stack (on the wiki) would look like
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