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Subject: Meeting Tomorrow




From: Rex Brooks <>
To: 
Date: Mon, 14 Feb 2005 17:42:35 -0800








Hi Folks,


Since I was out of town last week, I could use a refresher on where we
are with our work. Are we close to ready to have a vote on CAP 1.1? I
haven't seen any minutes from last week's TC meeting, and for my part,
I'm ready to divvy up the brute force approach to GJXDM in a side by side
comparison with CAP to determine where any potential conflicts might be
or simple differences that we can offer best practice advice for
addressing through specifying cases where one namespace or the other is
recommended. This also should set the stage for making sure that we avoid
problem areas with EDXL. For those who don't know, this very topic is the
central theme of the next Collaboration Expedition Workshop (as well as
recent email thread):


See Venue Logistics after arriving at hyperlink ftarget below for telecon
info Monday Feb. 22 and for screen sharing info.


From: Susan Turnbull <>

Subject: Invitation to the Collaborative Expedition Workshop at NSF on
Feb. 22, no fee, pls RSVP

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Greetings!


You and your colleagues are invited to the Collaborative Expedition

Workshop #38 at the National Science Foundation, Ballston, VA from 8:30
am

to 4:15 pm. We'll be exploring, how Communities of Practice, in light
of

the Data Reference Model, can build the capacity needed for shared

understanding and governance around new mission responsibilities for
data

stewardship and sharing.   The workshop title is "Semantic
Conflict Mapping

and Enablement: Making Commitments Together."  Please RSVP
to

 if you plan to join us.   Workshop
details, including

venue logistics and lap-top screening requirements are at:


http://colab.cim3.net/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?ExpeditionWorkshop/SemanticConflictMappingandEnablement_MakingCommitmentsTogether_2005_02_22


Best regards,

Susan


Susan B. Turnbull

Co-Chair, Emerging Technology SC,

Architecture and Infastructure Committee and

Senior Program Advisor

Office of Intergovernmental Solutions

US General Services Administration

p 202.501.6214




http://www.gsa.gov/intergov


Ciao,

Rex