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2. SKOS as "default" scheme generation | 2. SKOS as "default" scheme generation | ||
Revision as of 09:07, 3 October 2005
Agenda and Notes for Telecon, Oct. 3, 2005
This conference call needs to be sharply focused on infrastructure/technology questions
1. Commitment to Resource Description Framework (RDF) and its possible implications:
- RDF servers/data stores--Joseka, Sesame, Kowari etc.)
- RDF query--SparQL
2. SKOS as "default" scheme generation
3. (Time permitting) Immediate next steps in preparation for meeting in Ithica:
- Completion of first interation of draft Use Cases
- Begin work on RDF resource modeling
- Agent class (stemming from Use Cases)
- Organizations
- Maintainers
- Registry Managers
- System Administrator
- Visitor
- SKOS (working vocabulary representation)
- Concept Schemes
- Concepts
- Descriptive
- Administrative
- Agent class (stemming from Use Cases)