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[stem-dev] Notes from today's STEM Community Call

STEM Community Call, November 5, 2015

 

On the call: Jamie, Matt, Stefan, Kun, Nereyda, Chris, Judy

 

Next call is scheduled for Thursday, December 3, 2015, at 9 am Pacific, 12 noon Eastern

 

1. STEM Version 3.0 Milestone 1 status

Up on October 22, 3.0.1 is the Java 8/Eclipse 4 build; now the root, has been merged in build

For instructions on how to use, go to wiki page Welcome STEM Developers, find Setting up the Development Environment, and go down on left to Migrating to STEM 3.0.1

Jamie & Stefan have tried on Macs; Chris and Nereyda to try on Windows

 

2. Review of deferred feature requests

Restricting air travel for certain compartments: Nereyda will define by end of year

New plug in to measure poverty: Inactive (JK)

Plug in for roads in Africa: Inactive (JK)

Batch to control sequencer: Not soon, but a higher priority than others

Log automated experiments: IBM India problem (bug 465981). Jamie couldn’t duplicate; thinks may be related to unusual directory; Kun will ask Kamesh to attach scenario to bug so it can be checked out

Modify sequencer to get automatic experiments to run batch: Problem arose with ebola data. Issue was how to measure change in the R0 over time; Kun will write out short paragraph/bullets on what is needed to make this task easier

Extend shape file capabilities per October discussion with Matthias: Pajek files and importing polygons. Issue is how to show polygons (e.g., farms) in a custom graph; wouldn’t be a Pajek standard. Chris will talk with Matthias to clarify  

 

3.  Bugs

Bug 465981. Dengue model, bug with running experiments. See under item 2 above

 

4. Updates

American Public Health Association (APHA) meeting: Stefan attended one session on modeling (ebola); used an agent model to model people moving between hospitals. Kun attended sessions on vaccines (Beijing and polio vaccine, IPV vs. OPV, wild virus; MMR in South America), also  campylobacter. Both discussed use of STEM with attendees.

Synergies with BfR and Food Safety Institute in China: Chris will discuss possible collaborations with Matthias

Nereyda: New collaborative online ezine, Global Biodefense; non peer-reviewed news; George Mason encouraging contribution; will do article on STEM drawing on the wiki page information; Judy to help; update at next call.

 

 

 

 

 


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