Slots in Kyoto

[Tony Linde]

If there is no response by the end of this week, I'll assume everyone agrees
with me (and why wouldn't they!) and submit this outline to Kyoto
organisers.

Cheers,
Tony. 

> -----Original Message-----
> From: owner-registry at eso.org [mailto:owner-registry at eso.org] 
> On Behalf Of Tony Linde
> Sent: 22 February 2005 08:40
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> Subject: Slots in Kyoto
> 
> How many (half-day) sessions will we need in Kyoto? And are 
> there any other
> workgroups we do NOT want to clash with?
> 
> Last year we had three sessions. This year I'd suggest the same with a
> preliminary agenda of:
> 
>  Session 1: Registering applications
>           + other Registry extensions/amendments
>  Session 2: Registry interface
>           + Registry Query
>  Session 3: Registry data model
>           + Registering data quality 'indicators'
>           + Plans for V1.0
> 
> We can draw up the final agenda later but would welcome ideas 
> for other
> topics. One thing I'd like to hear about is how people have 
> constructed
> interfaces to make registering resources easier (or 
> completely automated).
> 
> And which other workgroup sessions should we avoid? As a 
> workgroup, I'd
> suggest we should attend the DM Catalogue model session. Any others
> important to the workgroup as a whole? 
> 
> (Personally I'd like to attend the VOQL session but don't think it is
> critical to the workgroup.)
> 
> Cheers,
> Tony. 
> 
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