any objections to initiating an RFC period for RM V1.1?
Robert Hanisch
hanisch at stsci.edu
Thu Nov 10 12:08:28 PST 2005
At the level of the registry it does not really seem necessary to me to
support Galactic I. G II was adopted in 1958. A resource provider with a
catalog having G I coordinates could still describe the general sky coverage
in G II.
Bob
On 11/9/05 3:06 PM, "Ed Shaya" <Edward.J.Shaya.1 at gsfc.nasa.gov> wrote:
> Then, are we OK with no way to say GalacticI?
> Ed
>
> Arnold Rots wrote:
>
>> Galactic should be equivalent to GalacticII
>>
>> - Arnold
>>
>> Ed Shaya wrote:
>>
>>
>>> In Frame, is Galactic without II to mean GalacticI or does it still mean
>>> GalacticII or does it mean unknown whether it is I or II?
>>> Ed
>>>
>>> Robert Hanisch wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>> I believe we reached consensus on Resource Metadata V1.1 at the Kyoto
>>>> Interop meeting. If anyone has any objections to the current Working Draft
>>>> ( http://www.ivoa.net/Documents/latest/RM.html) would you please say so
>>>> now?
>>>> Otherwise Tony will promote the document to a Proposed Recommendation and
>>>> initiate the formal RFC period two weeks later (per the agreed practice).
>>>>
>>>> Thanks,
>>>> Bob
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
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