Hi, The date will be November 20, 2009. We will start probably around 9 and finished in the afternoon. We are meeting in Amsterdam... @Thilo: Can you send details of where we meet to this list? Thanks! All the best, -Thijs On Thu, 2009-10-29 at 12:41 +0100, Michele Orrù wrote:

We're really interesting to come and share our thoughts on some requirements we have. Have you any more information about the location, the exact date and so on?

Thanks you Thijs

Michele Orru' INFN-CNAF

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Hi,

I'm very happy to announce our first OCCI hands-on meeting. We (the chairs) picked November 20, 2009 for our first OCCI F2F meeting. If a lot of people cannot make it: the backup date is December 4, 2009. Although we would prefer Nov. 20 over Dec. 4.

This meeting will take place in Amsterdam, Netherlands. I will send around details soon.

Assuming that the F2F meeting will be a full-day meeting (9am till 5pm) we could do the following during the day:

1 get together 2 hands-on working session for the OCCI specification 3 open discussions/issues walktrough 4 format/rendering discussions

Goal is to get the Specification ready and to reach consensus on the the rendering/format. We will provide a dial-in for the afternoon part (3&4). Also feel free to suggest more agenda topics!

Thanks to Thilo Kielmann from UvA and Andre Merzky who are helping organizing this.

All the best,

-Thijs

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Quoting [Michele Orr?] (Oct 29 2009):

We're really interesting to come and share our thoughts on some requirements we have. Have you any more information about the location, the exact date and so on?

Allow me to answer for Thijs. The date will be the 20th of November. Location is the VU (Vrije University of Amsterdam(*)). Google map link: http://maps.google.de/maps?ie=UTF8&hl=en&view=map&cid=441079692762234692&q=VU+University+Amsterdam&hq=VU+University+Amsterdam&hnear=&z=16 You can reach the VU campus from Amsterdam Schiphol (Airport) via train: you need to go just one stop (5 min), to 'Amsterdam Zuid/WTC'. The campus is in walking distance from that station. We do not yet know the exact room we'll be using, so we'll send more information about the on-campus details later on. Best, Andre. (*) Please do not confuse with the University of Amsterdam (UvA), which is located in downtown, Amsterdam!

Thanks you Thijs

Michele Orru' INFN-CNAF

...

Hi,

I'm very happy to announce our first OCCI hands-on meeting. We (the chairs) picked November 20, 2009 for our first OCCI F2F meeting. If a lot of people cannot make it: the backup date is December 4, 2009. Although we would prefer Nov. 20 over Dec. 4.

This meeting will take place in Amsterdam, Netherlands. I will send around details soon.

Assuming that the F2F meeting will be a full-day meeting (9am till 5pm) we could do the following during the day:

1 get together 2 hands-on working session for the OCCI specification 3 open discussions/issues walktrough 4 format/rendering discussions

Goal is to get the Specification ready and to reach consensus on the the rendering/format. We will provide a dial-in for the afternoon part (3&4). Also feel free to suggest more agenda topics!

Thanks to Thilo Kielmann from UvA and Andre Merzky who are helping organizing this.

All the best,

-Thijs

-- Nothing is ever easy.

I think our mails just crossed ;-) All three answers are archived at http://www.ogf.org/pipermail/occi-wg/2009-October/thread.html, so I think they did reach the list. Cheers, Andre. Quoting [Thilo Kielmann] (Oct 29 2009):

Andre,

both Thijs and I have already responded via ooci-wg@ogf.org, but it seems the mailing list is not forwarding our mails...

Thilo

On Thu, Oct 29, 2009 at 01:12:19PM +0100, Andre Merzky wrote:

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From: Andre Merzky To: Michele Orr? Cc: Thijs Metsch , occi-wg@ogf.org, Thilo Kielmann , Andre Merzky Subject: Re: [occi-wg] please read: OCCI F2F meeting

Quoting [Michele Orr?] (Oct 29 2009):

...

We're really interesting to come and share our thoughts on some requirements we have. Have you any more information about the location, the exact date and so on?

Allow me to answer for Thijs.

The date will be the 20th of November. Location is the VU (Vrije University of Amsterdam(*)). Google map link:

http://maps.google.de/maps?ie=UTF8&hl=en&view=map&cid=441079692762234692&q=VU+University+Amsterdam&hq=VU+University+Amsterdam&hnear=&z=16

You can reach the VU campus from Amsterdam Schiphol (Airport) via train: you need to go just one stop (5 min), to 'Amsterdam Zuid/WTC'. The campus is in walking distance from that station.

We do not yet know the exact room we'll be using, so we'll send more information about the on-campus details later on.

Best, Andre.

(*) Please do not confuse with the University of Amsterdam (UvA), which is located in downtown, Amsterdam!

...

Thanks you Thijs

Michele Orru' INFN-CNAF

...

Hi,

I'm very happy to announce our first OCCI hands-on meeting. We (the chairs) picked November 20, 2009 for our first OCCI F2F meeting. If a lot of people cannot make it: the backup date is December 4, 2009. Although we would prefer Nov. 20 over Dec. 4.

This meeting will take place in Amsterdam, Netherlands. I will send around details soon.

Assuming that the F2F meeting will be a full-day meeting (9am till 5pm) we could do the following during the day:

1 get together 2 hands-on working session for the OCCI specification 3 open discussions/issues walktrough 4 format/rendering discussions

Goal is to get the Specification ready and to reach consensus on the the rendering/format. We will provide a dial-in for the afternoon part (3&4). Also feel free to suggest more agenda topics!

Thanks to Thilo Kielmann from UvA and Andre Merzky who are helping organizing this.

All the best,

-Thijs

-- Nothing is ever easy.

-- Nothing is ever easy.