From Susan Malaika:

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 Notes from 25 June 2004 call
Participants:

      Vijay Dialani, Steve Fisher, Dieter Gawlick, Chris Kantarjiev, Cecile Madsen, Susan Malaika, Inderpal Narang. 



Review GGF:

      Action for Cecile: Clarify the current focus of  OREP with Ann Chervenak 


Review Vijay's paper:
Here are some points that came up:

    * There was discussion on whether the semantics of the service be modified to facilitate the  resource sharing 
between numerous publication/subscriptions. To this effect our scope is limited to the modifications to the service 
interface/semantics.

    * The terms analyst, subscriber etc in Vijay's documents should be aligned with the DAIS notions and terminology 

    * Consider  (publication) resources that can repeat the outcome of the publications -  replication, sensor archives 
are very important examples.  

 

    * In some cases the INFO-D analyst may create the publication  and may/may not have control over the subscription 
process. This  is different from the DAIS scenario where the analyst has total control of the  access and dissemination 
parts.

 

    * In the absence of adequate mechanisms  to facilitate discovery of the available publication, the service  will 
play a central part in facilitating sharing of publications. It was  recommended that the service should allow 
introspection on future queries -  provided that the analyst controls the visibility.

 

    * Life time  management should be extended to deal with disconnects and  failures. 


Discussion of Vijay's paper will continue next time.
Comments and corrections are welcome