SORASCS09 - Workshop on Service Oriented Architecture for Analysis of Socio-Cultural Systems

Date: 
2009-05-04 14:00 - 22:45 +01:00

Event now finished. Event media is available at:

http://www.casos.cs.cmu.edu/events/sorascs/index.php

Further recorded media links will be posted there when available. Some images from all three sessions are shown below.

VW PlatformLocationURLLauncher
Second LifeThe Venue @ Edinburgh University - Auditorium for up to 50 people http://slurl.com/secondlife/Edinburgh%20University/24/24/24/Teleport

 

 

Event Web Page:This page is http://tr.im/sorascs09
Type:Workshop with Virtual World Linkup
Dates:Monday 4th May, 2009, 09:00 to 17:45 EDT (GMT-4) - Broadcasts at various times.
  • 4 May - 09:00 - 12:00 EST in Second Life 3D Space with Quicktime Video
  • 4 May - 13:00 - 13:40 EST in Coursecast [relayed into Second Life 3D Space]
  • 4 May - 16:30 - 17:45 EST in Coursecast [relayed into Second Life 3D Space]
Program:SORASCS 09 Program, Main event Introduction [PDF File]
Location:Carnegie Mellon University Center for Computational Analysis of Social & Organizational Systems
Description:Whole of Society Crises Response (WoSCR) Community of Interest Workshop on Service Oriented Architecture for Analysis of Socio-Cultural Systems (SORASCS)
Modalities:Workshop, Second Life relay, Quicktime video stream for session 1, CourseCast for session 2 and 3, text chat link up to contact in real workshop, Twitter status updates, [no VoIP or Second Life voice planned]
Attendance:By Eventbrite Invitation (password required) or make request to <events@openvce.net>
Event Organizer:Kathleen Carley <kathleen.carley@cs.cmu.edu>
Quicktime Video:rtsp://media1.andrew.cmu.edu/CMU_640.sdp [640x480 H.264]
Coursecast:

13:00 - 13:50 Session CourseCast

http://cctest.isri.cmu.edu/CourseCast/Viewer/Default.aspx?id=bf2a1359-8ee3-410d-950c-02efa7a13cab

16:30 - 17:45 Session Coursecast

http://cctest.isri.cmu.edu/CourseCast/Viewer/Default.aspx?id=e589d99d-b5c7-4c67-8767-280fc6e94d89

Note CourseCast requirement for Microsoft Silverlight to replay the content in your web browser. Test your browser is set up for Silverlight

Event Status:Twitter Tag: #openvce

Single Page with Backup Facilities for Web-based Video, Twitter Status, etc. in case the 3D Spaces are unavailable or inaccessible to you.

 

Note on Virtual Participation Techniques in Use

A mixture of techniques is being used to provide the SORASC09 workshop to virtual participants from the Whole of Society approach for Crises Response (WoSCR) community. This includes the use of Second Life as a virtual world (VW) 3D meeting space relaying the video and audio from the event via Apple Quicktime media streaming, and sessions using CMU's "CourseCast" system.

This event for virtual participants uses early stage availability of the Open Virtual Collaboration Environment facilities and should be considered as an experiment. The organizers will try to provide the meeting content to participants as well as can be arranged on the day. Current status will be posted here, and via Twitter with tag #openvce.

We appreciate that some of you may not have permissions to install software, browser plugins, or that firewall issues could cause problems. Please e-mail "Skye Gears" <skye.gears@googlemail.com> (our virtual meeting assistant) and she will try to help, or point you at potential alternatives to get the most out of what you have available.

 

SORASCS 09 Program

The location for all scheduled events will be the Singleton Room, Robert's Engineering Hall, CMU.

The times are all EDT (GMT+6)


Date:Time:TopicLeadReporterBroadcast
04-May-090830 - 0900RegistrationKathleen Carley No
0900 - 1000Welcome & IntroductionsKathleen Carley, David Garlan Yes
1000-1015Focus and Purpose David Garlan Yes
1015 - 1030Break
1030 - 1100Philosophy of SORASCS & Planned tools and ComponentsKathleen Carley Yes
1100 - 1200SORASCS & DemoDavid Garlan and Bradley Schmerl Yes
1200 - 1300Lunch No
1300 - 1340Briefing for Afternoon SessionsKathleen Carley Yes
1400 - 1500Break Out #1a : Components and ArchitectureKathleen Carley & Pat WagstromFrank Ritter No
Break Out #1b: Components and ArchitectureDavid Garlan & Mike BigriggTed BaptyNo
Break Out #1c: Components and ArchitectureBradley Schmerl & Frank KunkleRich CurtisNo
1500-1515Break
1515 - 1630Special TopicsTBA No
1630 - 1745Report OutReporters Yes
1800-2000Reception No







05-May-090900 - 1000Evaluation and Assessment - what is neededJoe Watts, Matt Koehler No
1000-1015Break
1015- 1115Break Out #2a Evaluation and AssessmentKathleen Carley & Pat WagstromDan MaxwellNo
Break Out #2b Evaluation and AssessmentDavid Garlan & Mike BigriggHyam SingerNo
Break Out #2c Evaluation and AssessmentBradley Schmerl & Frank KunkleTed StumpNo
1115-11:30Break & get lunch
1130 - 1200Report OutReporters No
1200-1230Final CommentsAll No







Questions: Breakout 1
What are other needed component technologies?
What are other features needed in the architecture?
What other architectures are out there?
Questions: Breakout 2
What are the critical challenges?
How should components be assessed relative to an architecture?
How should an architecture be assessed?