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Spring 2015, Meeting #1 (01/05, 3pm, McK B0228) #92

Closed jwestgard closed 5 years ago

jwestgard commented 9 years ago

Please let us know in advance if you need to borrow a laptop or would like to attend this meeting remotely. If requested, we'll use this virtual meeting: https://webmeeting.umd.edu/umd-coding-workshop.

Preparation

jwestgard commented 9 years ago

Thanks everyone for a great meeting. We had a good brainstorm about topics for discussion at future meetings. Here they are in no particular order, though I did re-sort them a bit to put related topics near one another; I've put down the names of those who indicated an ability to present on these topics, but that doesn't preclude additional folks lending a hand:

  1. Jekyll and static site generators, esp. with small data sets (Josh);
  2. Websites and microdata (Karl);
  3. RDFa and other aspects of linked data embedded in websites;
  4. XML, transforming it, parsing it, etc.;
  5. Screen scraping (Beautiful Soup, etc.);
  6. Python applications for reading the file system and manipulating files and/or doing image analysis, etc.;
  7. Regular expressions (Peter), esp with MARCedit;
  8. Hathi Trust, UMD's contributions (Bria);
  9. Using open refine to fix up Hathi trust metadata, etc. (Ed, and maybe Trevor?);
  10. Hathi Trust's Perl-based metadata preparation suite;
  11. Twitter bot demo (Ed)
  12. Aspects of dealing with large files/datasets in dspace (esp. with respect to the Ferguson Twitter data);
  13. EGD database demo (Karl and Robin);

I put my own idea first not out of a desire to stack the deck, but because we don't have a topic for the next meeting; I'll use that as the back up topic for next week unless someone else would like to volunteer to present on one of these topics on 01/12? Any takers?