Dagstuhl Sprint, October 2016 (Week One)
Overview
As the expansion of the model-driven DDI standard continues, the need to work collaboratively and to ensure interoperability between DDI and other metadata standards becomes more apparent. To realize these goals, this workshop will bring together representatives from the following standards producing and related organizations: World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) and RDF community, Statistical Data and Metadata eXchange (SDMX), Research Data Alliance (RDA), Generic Statistical Information Model (GSIM), health standards, DDI, and other related standards. The meeting will focus on the review of the current DDI work, discuss how best to work collaboratively, how to be aware of each standard’s developments, and to investigate opportunities for developing joint projects. This is a continuation of a similar workshop in 2015.
Outcomes
Better align of the DDI4 model with other related specifications.
Identify solutions to issues of interoperability for applications using multiple standards.
Explore future cooperation around the development and usage of metadata specifications.
See also the Dagstuhl webpage for this event.
Further Information:
Presentations from external experts - preparation information
Guide to Business Modelers (a list of documents providing guidance from the Modeling Team)
Data set for simple flat file use case:
Papers and Outputs from Sprint
The following are documents created during the Sprint. Please review to see what was discussed and accomplished during the week.
Preparing for the Sprint
In preparation, please review the following documents:
See also list of Further Information items at the end of the left hand column on this page.
Local Information
The Dagstuhl Sprint takes place 17-21 October 2016 at Schloss Dagstuhl.
See the separate page for practical information.
Name | Affiliation | Area |
|---|---|---|
Darren Bell | UKDS - UK Data Service | DDI-C, DDI-L, RDF |
Gary Berg-Cross | RDA - Research Data Alliance | Ontologies, RDA |
Klas Blomqvist | Statistics Sweden | GSIM, SDMX |
Nick Car | Geoscience Australia | Provenance, GML |
Guillaume Duffes | INSEE - French National Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies | DDI, GSIM, RDF |
Michelle Edwards | CISER - Cornell Institute for Social and Economic Research | DDI |
Dan Gillman | BLS - U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics | DDI, ISO/IEC 11179 Metadata registries, GSIM |
Jay Greenfield | Booz Allen Hamilton | DDI, Health standards |
Arofan Gregory | Aeon Technologies | DDI, SDMX, GSIM |
Larry Hoyle | University of Kansas | DDI |
Gregg Kellogg | Kellogg Associates, W3C - World Wide Web Consortium | CSVW, JSON-LD |
Deirdre Lungley | UKDS - UK Data Service | DDI-C, DDI-L, RDF |
Jared Lyle | University of Michigan | DDI |
Steve McEachern | Australian National University | DDI |
Daniella Meeker | University of Southern California | Health standards |
Barrie Nelson | CDISC - Clinical Data Interchange Standards Consortium | CDISC |
Eric Prud'hommeaux | W3C - World Wide Web Consortium | RDF, FHIR, SHACL |
Flavio Rizzolo | Statistics Canada | DDI, GSIM/LIM |
Wendy Thomas | University of Minnesota | DDI, ISO19115 |
Joachim Wackerow | GESIS - Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences | DDI |
Benjamin Zapilko | GESIS - Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences | RDF, DDI |