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ONTOLOG Community & Project Planning Worskhop 2005

  • Session Date: Thu 2005.03.03
  • Facilitator: Kurt Conrad
  • First session page: ConferenceCall_2005_03_03

Resources

  • Last Year's Planning Workshop Results - see: OntologPlanning_2004

Participant Input

Session Agenda & Proceeding

  • Work Session 2005.04.14 - Kurt Conrad, Bob Smith & Peter P. Yim
    • Kurt: our problem is that community members engage at levels they choose, planning has nothing to do with traction
    • Peter: we've got CoP activities (casual) and Project Activities (disciplined); if the latter is funded, then we can better reinforce the discipline
    • Kurt-Bob-Peter: 6 buckets
      • CoP activities
      • experimental/evangelistic projects
      • discplined projects
      • project infrastructure
      • CoP infrastructure
      • Other
    • Kurt's table: Issue or Activities - Source - Buckets(6) - Priority - Dependencies - Resources - Level of Interest
      • Priority & Level of Interest: 1 ~ 5, 5 being high
      • Resources: in terms of getting enough resources to pull the activity off
    • Action Items
      • Have an ontology of project planning. Who we are, opportunities, constraints   
      • Sustainability of CoP, as a whole   
      • Continue technology transfer, help people "sell" ontology approach   
      • extend SUMO (from Adam's: Do real work that gets used by somebody, especially UBL focus, concrete results   )
        • continue from here - more 'real work' going on yet
      • develop a robust semantic policy decision making framework
      • validating planning team's ranking through a survey
    • Next work Session 2005.05.05 right after the regular call - Kurt Conrad, Bob Smith, Peter P. Yim & Leo Obrst
  • Work Session 2005.06.09 - Kurt Conrad, Bob Smith & Peter P. Yim
    • Current Priorities
      • Meeting time
        • NIST: Monday, Wednesday, Friday
        • Conflicts w/ W3C Semantic Web Best Practices meeting
        • What are the competing organizations and their meeting times?
        • Drives importance of an updated membership survey. Who would join us if we changed our time? Who would drop out if we change the time? Iterate 3-4x.
        • Not an actionable issue, at this time.
      • Metrics (how many show depending on agenda)
      • Governance
        • Annual budget target for sustained operations (financial and non-financial resources)
        • Assigned roles and responsibilities
        • Structures to support "commercial" activities and committments
      • Team Roster
        • Current XML-based roster is too labor intensive to continue
        • Need alternative approach
    • Resourcing considerations
      • Colab engages individuals as part of job duties (Federal or contractor)
      • Ontolog primarily resourced by non-funded labor (tend to see participation drop off as commercial activities increase)
    • Meeting schedule
      • Alternative weeks vs non-event days: Try every two weeks until a better option presents itself