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2019.07.10 Community Meeting
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- 11am ET
- https://duraspace.zoom.us/my/vivo1
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- Meeting ID: 812 835 3771
- International numbers available: https://zoom.us/u/MO73B
- Rosalyn Metz
- Andrew Hankinson
- Julian Morley
- Neil Jefferies
- Ben Cail
- Aaron Birkland
- Steve Liu
- Community updates
- Feedback on Beta Release
- Next meeting: Wednesday, Aug 14th @11am ET
- Welcome
- Soliciting updates on implementations since Beta
- University of Technology Sydney implemented OCFL (ReDBox) without talking to editors to see if it could be done. (Spoiler: It was!)
- Archipelago: New York Consortium using OCFL (http://archipelago.nyc/)
- Invenio / Zenodo are looking at it
- Feedback from Beta / Implementation plans
- Ben: Software for working with OCFL
- Python? Could work with another language if necessary
- Aaron: Been on leave but will be getting back to the Go client
- Editors have been getting questions about versioning and clarifying how to version objects
- Feedback from Peter on RedBox: Was well written and could translate to code easily.
- Question about institutional planning:
- Hopkins is exploring OCFL implementation. Fedora 6 client may require a Java implementation
- Oxford is implementing export to OCFL objects
- Emory is working with Hyrax and is looking forward to Oxford doing all the work. :)
- Discussion on the Fedora 6 / Hyrax migration and impact on OCFL
- Some interest in F3 to F6 migrations and pilot projects
- Ben: Software for working with OCFL
- Discussion of https://github.com/OCFL/spec/issues/351
- Proposal to add URIs and descriptions of ocfl_layout.json to the wiki
- Discussion will happen on the issue to open it up to broader input
- ...
- Neil to contact NDSA group regarding openness of preservation storage in the "Levels of Preservation"