[provenance-challenge] Discussion of PC4 Scenarios
Paul Groth
pgroth at gmail.com
Thu May 27 14:08:09 BST 2010
Hi All,
In preparation for the Fourth Provenance Challenge, we are trying to
develop and review scenarios to be used in the challenge. After a call
for submissions, we have received the following 11 scenarios.
1. Modeling objects at multiple granularities
2. Wikipedia Revision History
3. Paper Submission
4. Reconstructing from Foreign Provenance
5. Federated Market Transaction Audit Trails
6. Trust and Privacy Management in Cloud Platforms
7. Understanding the Scientist's Intent associated with a Workflow
Experiment
8. Provenance Support for Evidence Based Policy
9. Provenance of Published Crystal Images
10. Producing Fishery Country Profiles
11. Composing a scientific experiment with several different workflows
I wanted to thank all the authors for taking the time to submit
scenarios. They are extremely interesting. Moving on, we need to
converge towards one (or combination of these scenarios).
We only have two weeks to converge. I ask that everyone who wants to
take part start reading the scenarios. If you have questions, comments,
or endorsements please send those to the provenance challenge list.
I will setup a "straw poll" next week to get a feel for where the
community is at and then we can discuss how to proceed.
Thanks for your participation!
Paul
Note: Our discussion will take place on the provenance challenge mailing
list (see http://twiki.ipaw.info/bin/view/Challenge/WebHome for
subscription info). I've also sent this to the xg list just to see if
anyone from the XG wants to participate. Further discussion should
happen only on the challenge list.
--
Dr. Paul Groth (pgroth at few.vu.nl)
http://www.few.vu.nl/~pgroth
Postdoc
Knowledge Representation & Reasoning Group
Artificial Intelligence Section
Department of Computer Science
VU University Amsterdam
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