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  • Put agenda on Fedora Community (seems OK for everyone)
  • Working down the list of use cases
  • Stefano - Content Model
    • Content modeling
    • Have a model resource
    • Use content model (with parameters) to formulate the form of the data returned
    • Use to make/handle derivatives, metadata extraction, feature extraction
    • Not hard code content model but use the model to guide processes
    • Manage types and control relationships and other controls (cardinality, unique IDs etc.)
    • Manage inheritance of modeled features
    • Andrew, draw out common patterns.  Where is the starting point?
    • Andrew, implies complex step, multiple components ingest, Sparql, converters, validation
    • Aaron, described possible common elements
    • Stefano, model concentrates on the wiring dispatching to the right tool
    • Aaron, we need a clear scenario that illustrates an example how things should work
    • Stefano, started an implementation but the scope was too big
    • Aaron, an example may use a set of object paths
  • Stefano - Access Controls
    • Would cover more components such as the triple-store with a comprehensive access controls
  • Ruth - Federated Search + more
    • Researchers want to be able to search over many repositories
    • OpenSearch informs this
    • Do layers of search
    • Classified searches for the kind of data (discipline)
    • Elliot - more than Federated Search (what is amenable to a kind of search)
  • Elliot - How should we proceed
    • Aaron - Extract common patterns
    • Stephano - Use a new section to describe common patterns
  • Andrew - Hoping that we would have more understanding of use cases for discussion and identifying patterns
  • Elliot - Can we try to get the Wiki page for patterns in one week so we can discuss in two weeks (Wiki deadline - Friday Sep 4)
  • Elliot - How can we communicate especially questions?  Use comments on page?
  • Tim - Wiki page better because it too easy to lose track on email