13–18 Nov 2005
INFN Frascati
Europe/Zurich timezone

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  1. John Poole (CERN)
    14/11/2005, 09:30
    • Brief history, objectives, basic functionality, basic architecture o Repository db o Conference db o File server • Profiles and accounts • The agreement to be signed by conference user • The roles of the various administrators
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  2. Matt Arena (FNAL)
    14/11/2005, 10:00
    • The basic structure of the database in general terms • System requirements for repository and conference systems • Oracle installations • Javascripts, cookies, browsers etc. • Email facility o Functionality for administrator o Possible recipients
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  3. Jeff Patton (ORNL)
    14/11/2005, 10:15
    • What does the conference dba receive ? • What does the dba have to do to set it up ? • What are the hardware requirements ? • What do ‘Oracle jobs’ do for you ?
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  4. John Poole (CERN)
    14/11/2005, 10:30
    Parameter screens and explanation of the customisation process
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  5. Christine Petit-Jean-Genaz (CERN)
    14/11/2005, 10:45
    • What does the administrator see ? • How do you set it up ? • What are these parameters used for ?
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  6. Christine Petit-Jean-Genaz (CERN)
    14/11/2005, 11:15
    • What does the administrator see ? • How do you set it up ? • What are these parameters used for ?
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  7. Charlie Horak (ORNL/SNS)
    14/11/2005, 11:25
    • Setting up classifications • Handling invited presentations • Re-classification (why, how) • What is abstract QA ? • What does the administrator have to do ?
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  8. Charlie Horak (ORNL/SNS)
    14/11/2005, 11:40
    • Explain cannot open abstract submission without programme codes • What are the building blocks of the codes • How do the different conferences handle it • Automatic numbering – how to do it (and how to prevent it …)
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  9. Michaela Marx (DESY)
    14/11/2005, 11:55
    • What are these ? • What does the administrator have to do ? • What are the differences in the overall process ?
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  10. Ivan Andrian (ELETTRA)
    14/11/2005, 12:10
    • Abstract submission • What should happen for co-authors • How a new profile is created (repository first, then local – synchronisation issues) • How papers are submitted • Controls by the administrator (open and close submission, use of dots, invited flag ..) • Dealing with re-submissions and late submissions (e.g. how can someone re-submit after final QA ?)
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  11. Ivan Andrian (ELETTRA)
    14/11/2005, 12:25
    • What data flows where during preparatory phases, abstract submission and paper submission
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  12. Naomi Wyles (CCLRC/DL/ASTeC)
    14/11/2005, 12:40
    • General functionality • Data flows • How to set up the screens for users
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  13. Dan Faircloth (RAL)
    14/11/2005, 13:00
    • General functionality • Data flows • How to set up the screens for users
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  14. Jan Chrin (PSI)
    14/11/2005, 13:10
    • Setting up the file and web servers • Networking and hardware • Upload/download scripts • Security issues with scripts and web server
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  15. Rebecca Reitmeyer (SLAC)
    14/11/2005, 15:00
    • How to set up refereeing • How it works in practice • Handling status of papers
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  16. Christine Petit-Jean-Genaz (CERN)
    14/11/2005, 15:30
    • What are poster police • How poster police interact with the system
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  17. Christine Petit-Jean-Genaz (CERN)
    14/11/2005, 15:38
    • What is QA all about • What are the QA screens
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  18. Matt Arena (FNAL)
    14/11/2005, 15:45
    • Work flow for editors • What screens the editor sees • What and editor can do • Use of dots, and other status bits like poster police data
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  19. Charlie Horak (ORNL/SNS)
    14/11/2005, 16:45
    • What is it • What are the pre-requirements • What the administrator has to do
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  20. Jeff Patton (ORNL)
    14/11/2005, 16:55
    • What they do • What are the requirements and what data is needed • How do they work (general terms) • What is the final result
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  21. John Poole (CERN)
    14/11/2005, 17:25
    • JACoW requirements • The steps to publication • What is the JACoW server • Indexation on the server
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  22. Christine Petit-Jean-Genaz (CERN)
    14/11/2005, 17:35
    • What data goes back and why • How do you do it and when • Reports from the repository
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  23. Matt Arena (FNAL)
    15/11/2005, 09:00
    The current status and patches released in 2005 will be presented. The resources required for supporting SPMS will be reviewed and compared to the current availability.
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  24. Christine Petit-Jean-Genaz (CERN)
    15/11/2005, 10:00
    This talk will present the current status of the SPMS documentation and outline plans for the continued development.
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  25. Matt Arena (FNAL)
    15/11/2005, 11:15
    This talk will review the functionality which is no longer required in the SPMS now that the system is mature and has been used for several conferences.
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  26. John Poole (CERN)
    15/11/2005, 11:30
    This talk will attempt to explain the reason for the apparent presence of bad characters in the repository.
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  27. 15/11/2005, 11:45
    This will be a brainstorming session to establish what is required and how it should be represented in the database.
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  28. Charlie Horak (ORNL/SNS), Christine Petit-Jean-Genaz (CERN)
    15/11/2005, 12:15
    This talk will explain the difficulties of automatic poster numbering and the village system.
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  29. 15/11/2005, 15:00
    An interface is required for the Programme Committee to enter proposals for invited papers.
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  30. 15/11/2005, 16:30
    EPAC has a need to identify contributions which could be entered in a prize competition.
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  31. 15/11/2005, 17:00
    It would be useful to be able to extract a set of Email addesses which could be used outside of the SPMS.
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  32. John Poole (CERN)
    16/11/2005, 09:00
    Website status and performance, software licenses etc.
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  33. Christine Petit-Jean-Genaz (CERN)
    16/11/2005, 09:30
    It has been suggested to publish Accelerator School proceedings and other Accelerator publications on JACoW. The implications of this are examined.
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  34. John Poole (CERN)
    16/11/2005, 09:45
    The technical and political issues which concern JACoW and IEEE will be presented. A report on a visit to IEEE will also be given.
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  35. Mr Jose Benito Gonzalez Lopez (CERN), Mr Thomas Baron (CERN)
    16/11/2005, 10:05
    Status and collaboration with JACoW
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  36. Christine Petit-Jean-Genaz (CERN)
    16/11/2005, 11:20
    Use of the SPMS requires conferences to accept certain constraints and to sign an agreement. This agreement will be reviewed and issues concerning the Email facilities will be discussed. The differences between use and modifications to the central repository and the conference databases will be discussed.
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  37. John Poole (CERN)
    16/11/2005, 11:50
    A proposal to ban the publication on JACoW for future conferences will be discussed.
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  38. Yong Ho Chin (KEK)
    16/11/2005, 12:00
  39. Michaela Marx (DESY)
    16/11/2005, 12:10
  40. Anil Rawat (CAT)
    16/11/2005, 12:20
  41. Leandro Piazza (INFN - Laboratori Nazionali del Sud)
    16/11/2005, 12:40
  42. Volker Schaa (GSI)
    16/11/2005, 13:00
  43. Christine Petit-Jean-Genaz (CERN)
    16/11/2005, 15:00
  44. Rebecca Reitmeyer (SLAC)
    16/11/2005, 15:20
  45. 16/11/2005, 15:40
  46. Reiner Hasse (GSI)
    16/11/2005, 16:25
  47. Charlie Horak (ORNL/SNS), Michaela Marx (DESY)
    16/11/2005, 16:45
  48. Charlie Horak (ORNL/SNS), Luce Salas (LANL), Dr Martin Comyn (TRIUMF)
    16/11/2005, 17:05
  49. Evguenia Shirkova (JINR)
    16/11/2005, 17:25
  50. 17/11/2005, 09:00
    ICALEPCS'05 took place in October and used a system developed at EPFL to handle the papers. This system, ELISE, will be described and the way to incorporate the files into JACoW will be discussed.
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  51. John Poole (CERN)
    17/11/2005, 09:30
    The scanning project has completed the PAC series and is currently working on EPAC. Cyclotrons has started preparations but there have been some copyright and other constraints. These issues will be discussed.
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  52. Hywel Owen (CCLRC/DL/ASTeC)
    17/11/2005, 09:50
    EPAC has requested the possibility for delegates to download a personalised schedule for the conference. The possibilities will be explained.
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  53. Cathy Eyberger (ANL)
    17/11/2005, 10:20
    A critical review of what is currently available from JACoW.
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  54. Cathy Eyberger (ANL)
    17/11/2005, 11:20
    New versions were made avaiable for PAC05 but there are still some problems with them. This talk will review the situation and suggest what improvements are needed. The number versions which should be maintained will also be reviewed.
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  55. Yong Ho Chin (KEK)
    17/11/2005, 11:50
    The installation and resources associated with the mirrir site at KEK will be reviewed. The possibilities for improvements will be presented.
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  56. Martin Comyn (TRIUMF)
    17/11/2005, 12:20
    Acrobat 7 has been in production for some time now. The differences with respect to earlier versions (in particular those which JACoW conferences have been using) will be described. Any new features of interest to the collaboration will be presented.
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  57. Martin Comyn (TRIUMF)
    17/11/2005, 12:40
    This talk will be a critical review of the paramters used for processing JACoW papers.
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  58. Charlie Horak (ORNL/SNS), John Poole (CERN)
    17/11/2005, 15:00
    What is the functionality and what might conferences gain from this.
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  59. John Poole (CERN)
    17/11/2005, 15:20
    JACoW has used Acrobat4 (PDF1.3) for many years but the current product is at PDF1.6. This talk will discuss the issues of moving to a later version as our base.
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  60. Volker Schaa (GSI)
    17/11/2005, 15:35
    Is ISO9660 relevant in today's world for JACoW ?
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  61. Cathy Eyberger (ANL), John Poole (CERN)
    17/11/2005, 16:20
    (purchase of fonts, STIX, OpenType ...) - what are STIX fonts and what might they be used for ? - why would we want to purchase fonts ?
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  62. Jeff Patton (ORNL)
    17/11/2005, 16:50
    This talk will examine the difficulties experienced during the preparation of files for publication on JACoW and CD.
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  63. John Poole (CERN)
    18/11/2005, 09:15
    JACoW publishes proceedings data for libraries on the website. This data is produced as a dump from the database. The process and difficulties will be described.
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  64. Ivan Andrian (Elettra)
    18/11/2005, 09:45
    Data protection laws, hackers, credit card information etc. The implications for users of the SPMS will be reviewed.
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  65. 18/11/2005, 10:05
    A round-table discussion on plans for the next release.
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  66. John Poole (CERN), Matt Arena (FNAL)
    18/11/2005, 10:20
    This is an open issue from previous Team Meetings. An action plan should be drawn up.
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  67. Cathy Eyberger (ANL), Dr Hywel Owen (CCLRC/DL/ASTeC)
    18/11/2005, 11:15
    A brief review of the week and decisions.
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  68. John Poole (CERN)
    18/11/2005, 12:15
    According to the decisions taken during the week - a review of who does what and when.
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  69. John Poole (CERN)
    18/11/2005, 12:35
  70. John Poole (CERN)
    • Brief history, objectives, basic functionality • Basic architecture o Repository db o Conference db o File server • Profiles and accounts • The agreement to be signed by conference user • The roles of the various administrators
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  71. Christine Petit-Jean-Genaz (CERN)
    • What is QA all about • What are the QA screens
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  72. Matt Arena (FNAL)
  73. Matt Arena (FNAL)
    This talk will quantify the resources required for supporting the SPMS and compare this to the current availability.
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