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Time
 Item
 Notes
Saturday 10 June
 LSID Technology - lessons learned
09:00-09:05
 Welcome and Logistics
 Lee and Jessie
09:05-09:15
 Goals and overview for meeting and for day 1
 Donald
09:30-10:00
 Architectural considerations for TDWG and GUIDs
  1. Summary of architectural recommendations from TAG
  2. Specific implementations and issues for consideration by GUID group
 Roger
Reports on LSID prototyping activities

10:00-10:30
 LSID Tester
RDF Linking and the Ants Demo
 Rod Page
10:30-11:00
 Tea and coffee
11:00-11:30
 Experiences building an LSID resolver for specimens in DiGIR2
Other issues regarding the use of GUIDs:
  1. versioning of metadata
  2. incremental harvesting of metadata
  3. attribution and provenance of metadata
  4. trust of metadata
Steve Perry
11:30-12:00
 Image Resolvers (UMASS, Morphbank, X-ray CT scans of paleo and skeletal specimens)
Common problems emerging surrounding what the metadata should represent, how to capture it, and how to store it
 Bob Morris
12:00-12:30
 IPNI names resolver
 Sally
12:30-13:30
 Lunch
13:30-14:00
 IndexFungorum resolver
.NET port of LSID software
 Kevin Richards
14:00-14:30
 SEEK/Taxon LSID resolver
 Jessie
14:30-15:00
 Discussion and documentation of lessons learned from prototyping
15:00-15:30
 Tea and coffee
15:30-17:00
 Discussion and documentation of lessons learned from prototyping (continued)



Sunday 11 June
 LSID Usage - infrastructure options
09:00-09:05
 Goals and overview for day
 Donald
09:05-09:30
 Summary of existing software components
For each of the following components, document:
  1. Current status
  2. Outstanding needs
  3. Plans for resolving needs
Essential components:
  1. LSID resolver implementations
  2. LSID integration into other provider software
    1. DiGIR
    2. TAPIR
  3. LSID browser clients
  4. LSID client API packages
Ricardo
09:30-10:00
 Discussion
10:00-10:30
 TDWG Core Ontology
Jessie Kennedy
10:30-11:00
 Discussion
11:00-11:30
 Tea and coffee
11:30-12:30
 Additional components of an LSID network
Consider the need for the following potential additional components:
  1. LSID-enabled data hosting services (including archival services)
    1. Is there a demand for such services to be offered?
    2. Should such services be offered to promote long-term archival of LSID-related data sets?
  2. Proxy LSID resolver services
    1. Is there a demand for such services to be offered?
  3. Third-party annotation mechanisms
    1. Should we adopt/recommend a standard approach, tools or services for this function?
 Donald
12:30-13:30
 Lunch
13:30-15:00
 Domain-specific implementation
  1. Consider infrastructure requirements for different sub-domains (or different classes of data).  Are there any additional services or tools which should be developed to support a particular sub-domain?
  2. Particularly consider question of preferred owners/issuers of LSIDs for particular classes of data.
15:00-15:30
 Tea and coffee
15:30-17:00
 Sociology of LSID adoption
Discussion of issues which may hinder the adoption or take-up of LSIDs and possible mitigations



Monday 12 June
 Application and best practices
09:00-09:15
 Goals and overview for day
 Donald
09:15-10:30
 Applicability statements for LSIDs - general applicability
  1. Distinction between core TDWG applicability statement for LSIDs within TDWG data standards and inclusion in applicability statements for different sub-domains
  2. Review of "Minimal Standards for LSID Issuing"
  3. Consider any technical issues regarding use of LSIDs in different contexts which may be addressed through best practices in issuing LSIDs
  4. Consider implications of use of non-LSID identifiers within TDWG data
10:30-11:00
 Tea and coffee
11:00-12:30
 Applicability statements for LSIDs - draft recommendations by sub-domain
Document recommendations for each of the following sub-domains, for further consideration by sub-groups:
  1. Nomenclature
  2. Taxonomy
  3. Institutions and collections
  4. Specimens
  5. Field observations
  6. Descriptive data
  7. Images
12:30-13:30
 Lunch
13:30-15:00
 Applicability statements for LSIDs - draft recommendations by sub-domain (continued)
15:00-15:30
 Tea and coffee
15:30-17:00
 Review, summary and documentation of conclusions
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13:50-14:10
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