special issue of A&C on VO
Jose Enrique Ruiz
jer at iaa.es
Thu Dec 12 07:46:28 PST 2013
Hello Bob
we could contribute with a paper on AstroTaverna tool for management of
VO-services based workflows, we think it could fit well in the section of
VO-enabled applications. The paper is in the nearly ready-for-publish
state, and we were already considering sending it to A&C before your email
arrived.
Best
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Jose E. Ruiz
Instituto Astrofisica Andalucía - CSIC
Glorieta de la Astronomía s/n
18009 Granada, Spain
Tel: +34 958 230 618
http://amiga.iaa.es/p/67-jer.htm
2013/12/12 Robert J. Hanisch <hanisch at stsci.edu>
> Reminder -- do please let me know if you are interested, or can have
> your arm twisted, to contribute a VO-related article. So far I've heard
> from just five people.
>
> Thanks,
> Bob
>
> From: "Robert J. Hanisch" <hanisch at stsci.edu>
> Date: Thursday, 5 December 2013 11:48 AM
> To: "interop at ivoa.net" <interop at ivoa.net>
> Subject: FW: special issue of A&C on VO
>
> Dear IVOA colleagues,
>
> Following the recent IVOA and ADASS conferences in Hawaii I was
> approached by *Astronomy and Computing* about the idea of having an issue
> (or issues) dedicated to VO tools and technologies. I put together a
> tentative list of articles and potential authors (neither is intended to be
> complete, but rather suggestive).
>
> *A&C* is indeed interested…the question is *are we interested* as
> members of the VO community in writing these papers?
>
> Given the number of potential topics and various schedule constraints
> people might have, we would not try to assemble everything into one issue.
> Instead we would group articles either as they come in, or, if we could
> arrange it, on a topical basis (infrastructure vs. applications, say).
>
> I think there is significant value in our documenting the VO in formal
> way, in the peer-reviewed literature, and *A&C* seems an appropriate
> venue.
>
> Before we commit to this I'd be interested to hear from those of you
> interested in contributing a paper. Again, topics and authors are not
> limited to those listed below! And if you are interested, particularly in
> leading a paper, please let me know on what sort of time scale you think
> you could produce a manuscript.
>
> Thanks,
> Bob
>
> p.s. Full disclaimer: I am on the *A&C* Scientific Advisory Board, as
> are several other IVOA colleagues (Andy Lawrence, Masatoshi Ohishi, Fabio
> Pasian, Ray Plante, Arnold Rots). Several people with VO connections are
> also members of the editorial staff (Alberto Accomazzi, Tamas Budavari,
> Norman Gray, Gerard Lemson, Tara Murphy, Andreas Wicenec).
>
> http://www.journals.elsevier.com/astronomy-and-computing/
>
>
> From: "Robert J. Hanisch" <hanisch at stsci.edu>
> Date: Monday, 21 October 2013 1:05 PM
> To: "Stoop, Jose (ELS-AMS)" <J.Stoop at elsevier.com>
> Subject: special issue of A&C on VO
>
>
>
> From: <Stoop>, "Jose (ELS-AMS)" <J.Stoop at elsevier.com>
> Date: Friday, 18 October 2013 8:07 AM
> To: "Robert J. Hanisch" <hanisch at stsci.edu>
> Subject: RE: Minutes A&C lunch meeting at ADASS
>
> Hi Bob,
>
>
>
> Thanks for your prompt response!
>
>
>
> Re. VO issue: this idea was welcomed with enthusiasm within the board of
> Editors so I would be in support of setting this up. Would it be an idea
> for you to write down a short proposal containing the topics and potential
> authors of the issue? Am I correct assuming you will the lead author for
> the VAO article? And would you be willing to act as Guest Editor for the
> entire issue? I think we want an Editor involved as well for each special
> issue but we can decide upon that later.
>
>
>
> Overview/Introduction
> o Editorial: myself, Francoise Genova, David Schade, etc.; basically the
> chair and past-chairs of the IVOA Executive.
> o IVOA organization and process (Christophe Arviset, Severin Gaudet)
>
> Profiles of various VO projects
> o VAO; myself as lead author with senior members of the VAO project team
> o any others who choose to contribute
>
> Key VO concepts and technologies
> o Resource discovery (Ray Plante, Gretchen Greene, Pierre le Sidaner)
> o Data discovery and access (Pat Dowler, Francois Bonnarel, Doug Tody)
> o Data models (Jesus Salgado, Omar Laurino, Mireille Louys)
> o Semantics (Norman Gray, Sebastien Derriere, Mireille Louys)
> o Theory and simulation (Franck le Petit, Rick Wagner, Gerard Lemson,
> Herve Wozniak)
> o Transient events and time series (Matthew Graham, Mike Fitzpatrick,
> John Swinbank, Roy Williams)
> o Distributed computational services (Andre Schaaff, Andreas Wicenec,
> Matthew Graham, Ray Plante)
> o Sky coverage specifications (Arnold Rots, Pierre Fernique, Gretchen
> Greene, Tamas Budavari)
> o VOTable (Francois Ochsenbein, Mark Taylor)
>
> VO-enabled applications
> o TOPCAT (Mark Taylor)
> o SAMP (Mark Taylor. Tomas Boch)
> o Iris (Janet Evans, Stephen Doe, Ivo Busko. Omar Laurino)
> o VOSpec (Pedro Osuna, Jesus Salgado)
> o VOSA (Enrique Solano et al.)
> o Data Discovery Tool (Tom Donaldson, Tom McGlynn)
> o WWT (Jonathan Fay)
> o Others…
>
> In all cases I would be looking for articles that are more than just
> "this is what we did." Of more interest is the "how" and "why". How does
> the VO work? Why were the choices made the way they were?
>
> If everyone above agreed to participate it would be a massive issue!
> But extremely useful, I think!
>
> The author lists are suggestive, not exhaustive.
>
> See what the editors think, José.
>
> cheers,
> Bob
>
>
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Jose Enrique Ruiz
Instituto Astrofisica Andalucía - CSIC
Glorieta de la Astronomía s/n
18009 Granada, Spain
Tel: +34 958 230 618
http://amiga.iaa.es/p/67-jer.htm
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