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Attendees

(star)  Indicating note-taker

  1. Dragan Ivanovic 
  2. Brian Lowe (star)   
  3. Michel Héon 
  4. William Welling 

Regrets

  1. Georgy Litvinov  
  2. Benjamin Kampe 

Agenda

    • When
      • 20.02.23 - 10.03.2023
    • The topic
      • Jena upgrade
        • clean up or get rid of SDB code
        • fix live backup of TDB
      • External triple store performance improvement
      • integration of vivo-solr into main codebase
        • is that vitro-solr or vivo-solr?
      • VIVO-Installer review depending on the target user: developer, infra architect, corporate/institutionnal evaluator, etc.
      • Implement a new owl-reasoner (maybe https://github.com/stardog-union/pellet)
      • Reformat codeSource replace tabs by spaces.

Notes

Questions/announcements

  1. Calendar issue: vivosurvey@gmail.com automatically sent calendar invites at beginning of year that are no longer accurate.  No response on this yet.
  2. Vivoweb.org support link should be fixed later today.
  3. Dragan will present at PIDSKG about privacy
    1. Brian: VIVO currently has display/edit/linked data publishing role-level annotation properties that can be set on each property in the domain ontology.  This is not dependent on the current UI technology and can (should) be respected on any API access to the data.
    2. SPARQL queries have access to all the data regardless of role level.  William wonders if there are triple stores that might offer privacy controls built in.  Brian mentions that we could at least parse SPARQL queries and reject those that include prohibited predicates.
    3. GDPR questions.  William: Can a user request that they not be listed as a coauthor on someone else’s profile?
    4. Brian: ORCID presumably has to deal with the same issue and has a knowledge base article about GDPR. https://support.orcid.org/hc/en-us/articles/360006895834 Might be instructive.
  4. Michele updated VIVO registry; 76 current active VIVO databases in the registry.


Next release

  1. Dragan: Current sample data is not so useful for testing i18n.  The Map of Science can’t be tested because the journal names are not real journal names.  
    1. For i18n, Michel can put up sample datasets for people to use.
    2. William: Cucumber(?) testing framework might be useful; designed for testing microservice architectures.
  2. Dragan updated wiki and testing procedures; need to migrate to Google Forms.  Expect to make release candidate soon.  Need to improve channels of communications with end users to solicit ideas/feedback.


Next sprint

  1. Suggestion is to start on 20 February.
  2. Have freedom to use some of our sprints for internal needs / technical debt.
  3. Ideas
    1. Jena upgrade (Jena 4, Java 11)
    2. TDB backup utility
    3. Improve SPARQL triple store connection performance
    4. Move Vitro/VIVO languages into core


Installer

  1. Michel: Why not have multiple installers separate from the main repository?  Different users will prefer different installers.  UQAM has a separate installer repository, but synchronization can be a problem.

Draft notes in Google Docs

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