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pdurbin |
sivoais: welcome! |
00:18 |
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pdurbin |
sivoais: I guess I'll link to our conversation at http://irclog.greptilian.com/sourcefu/2013-07-21 ... since it's a lot about DVN :) |
00:27 |
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sivoais |
thanks! I'll lurk here for a while and learn more about this. At some point, I need to sift through the kinds of data that's available in these repositories. |
00:49 |
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pdurbin |
sivoais: I'm curious if you've heard of these folks. They're in #code4lib here on freenode: code4lib | coders for libraries, libraries for coders - http://code4lib.org |
00:54 |
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sivoais |
pdurbin: yeah, I'm in there as well. They talk about interesting tools for research. |
00:57 |
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sivoais |
My interest in this area is from my frustrations with how much information I have to make sense of while I do research. I can never keep track of it all in a way that feels satisfactory even after looking for the tools. |
01:00 |
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sivoais |
So, I'm doing a skunkworks project on my own to build the tools I want to see... but it hasn't quite gotten off the ground yet. I wrote a document viewer using Tcl/Tk, but I've switched to using the browser since that seems more flexible in the long run. |
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sivoais |
I'll give a more concrete explanation once I get a prototype going. But right now, I'm learning Backbone.js :-P |
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pdurbin |
sivoais: ok. yeah, more concrete would be good. I was just looking at your repos at https://github.com/zmughal?tab=repositories to see if I could get more of hint :) |
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pdurbin |
jwhitney: good morning! |
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jwhitney |
pdurbin: hello! |
13:29 |
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jwhitney |
pdurbin: I only have a few minutes this a.m. but will be back online around noon EDT. |
13:31 |
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jwhitney |
pdurbin: I was catching up with your last thread on sword-tech-app & think that yes, col-iri should be used to create a study and em-iri to upload content |
13:32 |
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jwhitney |
pdurbin: I'm new to SWORDv2, but Cottage Labs has produced a [very] introductory overview that I've been using as a guide to walk through the spec. |
13:34 |
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jwhitney |
pdurbin: http://cottagelabs.com/news/intro-to-sword-2 |
13:34 |
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pdurbin |
jwhitney: sorry, someone was in my office. let me catch up |
13:34 |
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jwhitney |
pdurbin: sure, I'm here for about 20 min. |
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pdurbin |
hmm, I have not watched this video. will do |
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jwhitney |
pdurbin: Like I said, it's very basic: but it is helpful especially since R. Jone's comments on the list re: backing away from multipart deposits in future versions of SWORD |
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pdurbin |
jwhitney: right, this is the post about col-iri vs. em-iri: http://www.mail-archive.com/sword-app-tech@lists.sourceforge.net/msg00331.html ... thanks for your input. I suspected I was doing something non-standard... |
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pdurbin |
jwhitney: how would you feel about collaborating on a doc that maps the SWORD terminology to DVN and OJS? i.e. what is a "resource"? what is a "collection"? what is a "container"? a "package"? etc. |
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jwhitney |
pdurbin: great idea. |
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pdurbin |
awesome. Eleni and I have talked about this too |
13:39 |
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jwhitney |
pdurbin: I'll talk to Alex, too. |
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pdurbin |
sounds great |
13:40 |
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pdurbin |
jwhitney: have you already seen http://devguide.thedata.org/features/api/data-deposit ? that's where I'm keeping my notes |
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jwhitney |
pdurbin: oh, excellent -- thanks. |
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pdurbin |
the col-iri vs. em-iri issue is under "Questions for the SWORD community" |
13:42 |
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pdurbin |
when we get the terminology document in a linkable form, I'll put it under "Communication with OJS developers" |
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jwhitney |
pdurbin: great, I'll talk to Alex & start a Google doc. |
13:43 |
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pdurbin |
jwhitney: I'm sure those notes only really make sense to me but at least it captures all the links I care about :) |
13:44 |
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pdurbin |
jwhitney: cool, if you could drop a link (public, please) in here when it's up I would appreciate it |
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jwhitney |
pdurbin: of course. |
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pdurbin |
jwhitney: oh! something else you should take a peek at is my directory of scripts I'm using to exercise the API: https://github.com/IQSS/dvn/tree/develop/tools/scripts/data-deposit-api |
13:46 |
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pdurbin |
the latest code is now being built nightly on a public server, so you can start poking at it yourself with those curl commands |
13:47 |
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jwhitney |
pdurbin: fantastic, thanks. |
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pdurbin |
Eleni is starting to create dataverses for journals and can give you the username and password for one of them. These are all just on our build server. Not production dataverses |
13:48 |
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jwhitney |
pdurbin: Ok, I'll follow up with her. |
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pdurbin |
thanks |
13:49 |
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pdurbin |
jwhitney: those scripts are subject to change, of course, as I fix col-iri vs. edit-iri, for example |
13:49 |
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jwhitney |
pdurbin: sure |
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jwhitney |
pdurbin: have to run, back in a bit. |
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pdurbin |
ok |
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pdurbin |
wow. great video. gonna watch it a few times, I'm sure |
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* pdurbin |
looks at [DDI-users] Mapping Extended Dublin Core (terms namespace) to DDI v.2 - http://lists.icpsr.umich.edu/pipermail/ddi-users/2013-July/000768.html |
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* pdurbin |
adds a link to our ticket about this: https://redmine.hmdc.harvard.edu/issues/3186 |
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pdurbin |
I took some screenshots from the video: Intro to SWORDv2 Cottage Labs video - Google Drive - https://docs.google.com/a/g.harvard.edu/document/d/1oyz3ZTfZA_7FFNpZNaxR6cDJzLXgm3X1ybwUkMQwL1Q/edit |
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