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Subject: RE: [emergency-msg] Meeting Tomorrow




From: "Tom Merkle" <>
To: "Rex Brooks" <>,<>
Date: Tue, 15 Feb 2005 08:13:43 -0500









Rex,
There is an EDXL summit taking place tomorrow under DHS DM 
sponsorship. The meeting should provide clarification on EDXL interaction 
and direction. I'll try to run the GJXDM and EDXL in EDIFIX later this week or 
early next week to see if we can automate the comparisons. If successful I'll 
put the IEEE 1512 & CAP 1.1 into the mix and submit results. 

I'll be attending the Collaborative workshop # 38 next 
Tuesday (Feb 22nd) so the IF SC will not hold the teleconference call on that 
day.
 
Regards,
 
Tom 
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From: Rex Brooks [mailto:]
Sent: Monday, February 14, 2005 8:43 PM
To: 

Subject: [emergency-msg] Meeting 
Tomorrow


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
To: 

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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
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