| [stem-dev] Notes from the STEM Team Call |
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09/08/2010 Task
and Documentation Tracking On
call: Jamie, Matt, Dave, Traci, Greg, Dan, Mattias, Stefan, Werner New
to call: Tero Perviaianen, Tom Waraporn Introductions Tero
Perviaianen ·
Software
developer in Helsinki, Finland (web, java, back and front end); developed
zombie pandemic model using STEM Tom
Waraporn
·
Visiting
scientist from Thailand now at Almaden, interested in mapping Release
1.1.0 planning ·
Need
to resolve legal issues before releasing Mattias’ patch; will pull from
this release and repository; will include in next release after legalities have
been addressed ·
Tero
may check w/ his employer to confirm he can contribute; Jamie will send him
Eclipse public license ·
Project
Metadata has changed; no items for IP review Automated
Experiment example ·
Examples
available for download, also video ·
Release
will include Automated Experiments feature ·
Tutorial
now on wiki Server-side
development ·
Discussion
ongoing between Matt and Tero ·
Matt:
Have prototype, real time view, direct to simulation services; want to take
forward; two areas under review ·
Distributed
services (how to move data between multiple machines). Tero: has looked at
using CDO. Dan: has used CDO, would be slower but is answer for scalability,
reconfigures EMF, regenerates code, all reflective; more than one machine can
access. Jamie: whole thing needs to synchronize at every time step ·
Revision
management (ability to step back in time). Dan: CDO supports full audit ·
Matt:
1st version on server side would be a subset, most functional
version connected to the application; can now run Auto Experiment on parallel
machines; run isn’t done in the application, i.e., it’s headless;
have not created scenario editor for web-based service ·
Can
now create scenarios and upload automatically; challenge w/ editors is where to
start? Work to create editors in webview is substantial ·
?Create
on client and run on headless workspace ·
Jamie:
Ultimate is server-side editor, one possibility is RAP editor Items
from participants ·
Werner:
Has multiple people interested in helping w/ script for Portuguese video, will
send their email addresses to Jamie; also, will contact Jamie to arrange visit
to Almaden on September 23 or 24, perhaps w/ Fabiana; will present, will
download zombie model, other STEM scenarios now on web ·
Per
Jamie, Arik working on mosquito model, has calls scheduled next week with his
professor, Jamie, Israeli colleagues to discuss ·
Tero:
Where to post questions? Answer on Newsgroup or, if specifically for
developers, on stem-dev ·
Judy:
Worked w/ Stefan on tutorial; received notice that Sondra Renly’s paper
approved by authors in Mexico (affinity domains, H1N1) ·
Greg:
Demo running US graph at level 2 seems slow using either integration or finite difference;
how can they create graph for only part of US (DE, PA, NJ) ·
Stefan:
Worked w/ team in India to edit out part using coverage attributes, will help
Greg’s team to do same; Greg will email Stefan; a tested method ·
Dan:
Can also use editor to drag/drop in desired states, can create hierarchy of
models, look in the graph stuff, may not be assembled; Jamie will check out,
would be great if it works ·
Traci:
Will check to see if Lockheed Martin got agreement back from IBM, let Jamie
know ·
Mattias:
Using plug in w/ EuroGeographics data internally; contacted EuroGeographics to
see if can use a subset of their data for level 2 for Europe; maps for Europe
are not good, wants this group (or any other) that can contribute to STEM to
create simple polygons; Mattias can use only internally w/o legal agreement ·
Stefan:
Look at the Automated Experiment material new on wiki; not as detailed as
we’d like, but comments welcome |