Berlin EDDI Sprint - 2018
Purpose
DDI 3.3 Roadmap
Finalization of 3.3 based on review
Prepare COGS to accept 3.3 schema content and generate output
XML schema (this would be a future version)
UML model of 3.3 to reflect Moving Forward approach
Documentation infrastructure
OWL/RDF output
Evaluate differences between 3.3 and output from COGS
Transition paths between versions across DDI
DDI 4 Moving Forward Project
High-level and conceptual discussion on the direction of DDI 4 regarding content and modeling
Review of post-prototype issues and prototype public release feedback
Use of UML features
Refinement of modeling rules
Role of UML
Binding transformation rules
Role of Canonical XMI as an expression of the model
Plans for new production framework (COGS)
Production process entering content and COGS production line
Clarification of validation checks for entered content
Creation of an iteration cycle regarding modeling, representations, and prototype software implementation to ensure a robust specification on all of these levels.
Creation of validation suites on all of these levels and integration into the production framework
Structured documentation
Agenda for Monday, Nov. 26th:
- Introductions and logistics
- Overview of the joint meeting structure
- Organization and prioritization of Jira issues for both Technical Committee and DDI 4 work
- Production Framework - validation and cycle description
- Schedule remote sessions
Tuesday:
- Review validation/cycle description work from Monday
- Remote attendee call 3:00pm
- Reorganize production framework table
- DDI 4 - Begin define modeling categories and grouping
- DDI 3.3 production framework
Wednesday:
- Modeling issues consolidated document
- DDI 3.3 production framework
- Remote attendee call 3:00pm
Thursday:
- Modeling issues consolidated document
- Requirements document discussion
- Build out production framework, validation rules
- How work proceeds post-EDDI
- Remote attendee call 3:00pm
- TC call 4:00 pm
From Dagstuhl 2017:
Summary of Discussion and Recommendations from the Production Framework Group (1).docx
Syntax for names in models and bindings.docx
From Copenhagen 2015:
XML Binding Specification and Validation.docx
RDF Binding Specification and Validation.docx
Other:
Modeling Guidelines for Business Modelers
Dates: November 26-30, 2018
Times: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm each day
Location:
DIW Berlin — German Institute for Economic Research
Socio-Economic Panel (SOEP)
Mohrenstraße 58, 10117 Berlin, Germany
Room 3.3.002A, (Joan-Robinson-Room), 3rd Floor
Room 3.3.002C, 3rd Floor
Access to the building: People can ring the bell, the door will be
opened and they can directly access the elevators or use the stairs.
| Kelly Chatain | kchatain@umich.edu |
| Wendy Thomas | wlt@umn.edu |
| Oliver Hopt | Oliver.Hopt@gesis.org |
| Joachim Wackerow | joachim.wackerow@gesis.org |
| Neeraj Kashyap | neerajkashyap81@gmail.com |
| Jon Johnson | spuddybike@gmail.com |
| Hilde Orten | hilde.orten@nsd.no |
| Arofan Gregory | ilg21@yahoo.com |
| Knut Wenzig | kwenzig@diw.de |
| Jeremy Iverson* | jeremy@colectica.com |
| Johan Finn* | johan.fihn@snd.gu.se |
| Flavio Rizzolo* | flavio.rizzolo@gmail.com |
| Olof Olsson* | olof.olsson@snd.gu.se |
| Jay Greenfield* | nightcleaner@gmail.com |
| Larry Hoyle* | larryhoyle@ku.edu |
| Dan Gillman* | gillman.daniel@bls.gov |
*remote attendees