From 17580fdec35deb18db4125b4c55425700566b259 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: jlpereira
Date: Fri, 8 Nov 2024 23:25:19 -0300
Subject: [PATCH] Update TWT for 2025
---
components/Home/Awards.vue | 2 +-
components/Register/RegisterButton.vue | 1 +
components/TWTLogoHome.vue | 2 +-
content/awards.yml | 98 +----------
content/event.yml | 4 +-
content/schedule.yml | 227 +------------------------
pages/index.vue | 2 +-
7 files changed, 17 insertions(+), 319 deletions(-)
diff --git a/components/Home/Awards.vue b/components/Home/Awards.vue
index aa6fa391..41d8d3ea 100644
--- a/components/Home/Awards.vue
+++ b/components/Home/Awards.vue
@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@
diff --git a/components/Register/RegisterButton.vue b/components/Register/RegisterButton.vue
index 7ab05258..94828e56 100644
--- a/components/Register/RegisterButton.vue
+++ b/components/Register/RegisterButton.vue
@@ -1,5 +1,6 @@
diff --git a/components/TWTLogoHome.vue b/components/TWTLogoHome.vue
index 04e19932..67a78bfa 100644
--- a/components/TWTLogoHome.vue
+++ b/components/TWTLogoHome.vue
@@ -101,7 +101,7 @@
d="m1066.01,278.02h40.44v6.95h-51.44v-6.95c26.96-20.64,40.44-37.83,40.44-51.56,0-5.73-1.62-10.09-4.87-13.08-3.24-2.99-7.6-4.49-13.08-4.49-6.32,0-12.81,2.44-19.46,7.33v-7.84c5.73-4.55,12.3-6.82,19.72-6.82s13.14,2.13,18.2,6.38c5.05,4.26,7.58,10.3,7.58,18.13,0,14.66-12.51,31.97-37.53,51.94Z"
/>
diff --git a/content/awards.yml b/content/awards.yml
index a1b6dbef..922948da 100644
--- a/content/awards.yml
+++ b/content/awards.yml
@@ -1,100 +1,6 @@
-year: 2024
+year: 2025
description: |
The inaugural TaxonWorks Annual Awards! To help celebrate over 10 years of development behind TaxonWorks and its community we thought it would be fun start a light-hearted event that recognizes the diverse contributions to our community. Winners all receive our first ever TaxonWorks t-shirt. Please join us in congratulating everyone, and look for next years event that will include nominations and updates coming from the broader community.
-
+
awards:
- - title: The Glue
- description: TaxonWorks does a lot, but how do we get at it? Person who contributed to linking/attaching outer processes to inner workings.
- icon: IconGlue
- winners:
- - Geoff Ower*
- - Roger Burks
-
- - title: The Archivist
- description: Exhibited an awareness that TW is temporary, and that everyone can contribute to the longevity of their work via simple practices.
- icon: IconDatabase
- winners:
- - Samuel Brown
-
- - title: The Regular
- description: At group meetings, someone who didn't have to be there, but was, like the person on the bar-stool at the bar, but not the bar, and not a stool.
- icon: IconHeadphones
- winners:
- - Jim Woolley*
- - Heidi Hopkins
-
- - title: The Eye
- icon: IconEye
- description: A contributor who notably improved the aesthetics, look, and feel of TaxonWorks or its umbrella orgs.
- winners:
- - José Luis Pereira*
-
- - title: The Monk
- description: Contributor(s) who kept history alive by migrating data forward.
- icon: IconMonastery
- winners:
- - Dmitry Dmitriev*
-
- - title: The Hygienist
- description: Via the TaxonWorks UI, this person updated a lot of data.
- icon: IconBroom
- winners:
- - Lily Hart*
- - Donald Hobern
-
- - title: The Grinder
- description: Day in, day out, this person spent an huge amount of time in TaxonWorks during the TWT-TWT year.
- icon: IconThink
- winners:
- - Marina Novoselova*
- - Michelle Kohler*
- - Mark Rothschild
- - Nikolai Yunakov
-
- - title: The Chemist
- description: Catalyzing growth in the TaxonWorks community via communication, and interaction with others from local-to-global
- icon: IconChemistry
- winners:
- - Deborah Paul*
-
- - title: The Bold
- description: Group or person who tiptoed into TaxonWorks door, with trepidation and hesitation, we're glad they are here.
- icon: IconJuggler
- winners:
- - Holger Braun
- - Davide Dal Pos
-
- - title: The Patient
- description: They saw vision and potential, patiently waited for it to emerge, gutted out the transition, and are now happily gardening in TaxonWorks (there might be the odd weed still).
- icon: IconPatient
- winners:
- - Brian Fisher
- - AntWeb
-
- - title: The Academic
- description: Contributed a scientific paper significantly facilitated by TaxonWorks
- icon: IconAcademic
- winners:
- - K. Samanta Orellana
- - Jennifer Girón
- - Kojun Kanda
- - M. Andrew Johnston
-
- - title: The Hacker
- description: This person codes, particularly complicated stuff.
- icon: IconGears
- winners:
- - Dash Peters
-
- - title: The Tutor
- description: There's a lot to learn in TaxonWorks. This person educated others via any number of ways, teaching, training, workshops, writing documentation, commenting in code or sharing processes and procedures
- icon: IconTutor
- winners:
- - Tommy McElrath*
-
- - title: The Mysterious Benefactor
- description: Person or organization who completely unexpectedly contributed in a ways that had a big impact
- icon: IconMask
- winners:
- - Tom Klein
diff --git a/content/event.yml b/content/event.yml
index e9f7c290..4a67219f 100644
--- a/content/event.yml
+++ b/content/event.yml
@@ -1,2 +1,2 @@
-description: 'Bring your perspectives on how to "Describe Life" to the 5th annual event on TaxonWorks, its community, and the broader world of biodiversity informatics.'
-registration_form: https://illinois.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUofumuqjIuG9CBHr3AybBo_0KR3Wv9VzwT
+description: 'Bring your perspectives on how to "Describe Life" to the 6th annual event on TaxonWorks, its community, and the broader world of biodiversity informatics.'
+registration_form:
diff --git a/content/schedule.yml b/content/schedule.yml
index 8bd79bf2..92382252 100644
--- a/content/schedule.yml
+++ b/content/schedule.yml
@@ -49,227 +49,18 @@
#
subtitle: All events will have question / answer / discussion time.
schedule:
- - date: '2024-05-07'
- topic: In practice - Our Current TaxonWorks Adopters with an Eye on the Future
+ - date: '2025-05-06'
+ topic:
schedule:
- start: '13:15'
- speakers:
- - Deborah Paul, Geoff Ower
- title: Logistics
- description: Settle in. Pre-meeting checks (test your mic and web-cam, confirm access to supporting documents, preview presentor's slides etc.), help with Zoom functions, last second technical scrambles.
- - start: '13:30'
- speakers:
- - Matt Yoder, Deborah Paul
- title: Welcome and Overview
- description: "Learn about what topics we will cover at TWT2024 and about opportunities for you to contribute and perhaps be one of our inaugural winners of our first annual TaxonWorks Awards. Potential categories for these awards include: The Glue, The Archivist, the Mysterious Benefactor, The Regular, The Eye, The Monk, The Hygienist, The Grinder, The Chemist, The Bold, The Patient, The Academic, The Evangelist, and The Enabler. It's rumored, for these folks, there will be t-shirts."
- video:
- - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pe8eofmjh6M&list=PLPSu6w4rwUI6NbmJ_Nu8Uq_xoHwqKKvC2
-
- - start: '13:40'
- speakers:
- title: The Latest from TaxonWorks and the Species File Group
- description: With a focus on the past "year" we briefly highlight the diversity of TaxonWorks users and what they can do in TaxonWorks. Then the primary focus- what's new, improved, and causing excitement this year.,
- video:
- - https://youtu.be/Pe8eofmjh6M?list=PLPSu6w4rwUI6NbmJ_Nu8Uq_xoHwqKKvC2&t=729
-
- - start: '14:30'
- type: symposia
- title: Our New and Experienced TaxonWorks Adopters Share Their Experiences
- description: Hear directly from those adopting and helping to develop TaxonWorks. Get insights from the nuances and culture change perspectives they share.
- speakers:
- - name: Samanta Orellana
- title: 'Generating an Illustrated Catalog of Anthribidae (Coleoptera: Curculionoidea) with TaxonWorks and TaxonPages'
- - name: Paul Brock
- title: Moving Our Phasmida Species File Data to TaxonWorks and TaxonPages
- - name: Brian Fisher
- title: Ant Web and TaxonWorks and Open Source Software
- - name: Davide Dal Pos
- title: Getting Wasp Data In and Out of TaxonWorks
- - name: 'Enrico Gabrielli, Adriano Cazzuoli'
- title: 'Investigating Biological Associations and Relationships Using the UCD@TW API'
- video:
- - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eMl7sMyDGwY&list=PLPSu6w4rwUI6NbmJ_Nu8Uq_xoHwqKKvC2
-
- - start: '15:30'
- title: '☕ BREAK'
- highlight: true
-
- - start: '15:45'
- speakers:
- - Deborah Paul, James Woolley, Julia Giora, Donat Agosti
- title: From Plazi to TaxonWorks
- description: 'We plan to share our experiment to use Plazi treament datasets to get new taxon names into TaxonWorks. Plazi will give us their perspective on what we did and ideas for future collaboration and what they plan to work on in the coming years. New to Plazi? See this treatment https://treatment.plazi.org/GgServer/summary/FFA0AE675753FFF9FFC5FFF1FFA9530C for an example of how Plazi gets data out of publications into a format we can take advantage of for uploading to our database(s) via files or the Plazi API. Julia Giora and Donat Agosti join us from Plazi.'
- video:
- - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OisBlJv9Yu8&list=PLPSu6w4rwUI6NbmJ_Nu8Uq_xoHwqKKvC2
-
- - start: '16:30'
- speakers:
- - Maria Marta Cigliano, Davide Dal Pos, James Woolley, Dmitry Dmitriev, Jennifer C. Girón Duque
- title: Growing Taxonomic Communities
- description: "A Panel (including you, the participants) discussing the realities of what it means to build a sustainable, flexible, engaged community. Panelists using TaxonWorks in their communities share their experiences and you get to share yours too. Questions up for discussion include: How / why are our software adopters building community, for example, moving away from one-person-does-it-all. What is proving to be key (or still challenging) in getting folks to adopt new processes / standards-of-practice? What tools, products, and resources do you envision we need going forward? What should we do next? When we're caught up with nomenclature, or hit a specific milestone, what steps will catalyze future growth for our communities?"
- video:
- - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TWGxwEFC2RY&list=PLPSu6w4rwUI6NbmJ_Nu8Uq_xoHwqKKvC2
-
- - start: '17:15'
- title: Break
- highlight: true
-
- - start: '18:30'
- title: Your TaxonWorks Adventure Begins (Demos and Tours)
- description: 'Choose your own TaxonWorks Adventure and explore the possibilities and learn together. Unconference-style, you, the participants choose what you would like to see and we set off on various paths to illuminate some of the features and functions of TaxonWorks.'
-
- - start: '21:00'
- title: End
- highlight: true
-
- # - start: '16:20'
- # speakers:
- # title: 'Your Turn, 3 Minutes 1 Slide'
- # description: Inspired by something you thought of or heard? Want to share your thoughts, ideas, processes? All at TWT2024 can share. Let us know and we will add you to the program.
-
- - date: '2024-05-08'
- topic: 'Data Quality, Semantics, Agency (Yours)'
+ title: To be defined
+ - date: '2025-05-07'
+ topic:
schedule:
- start: '13:15'
- speakers:
- - Deborah Paul, Geoff Ower
- title: Logistics
- description: Settle in. Pre-meeting checks (test your mic and web-cam, confirm access to supporting documents, preview presentor's slides etc.), help with Zoom functions, last second technical scrambles.
-
- - start: '13:30'
- speakers:
- - Matt Yoder, Deborah Paul
- title: Welcome and Overview
- description:
-
- - start: '13:40'
- speakers:
- - 'Markus Doering, Talia Karim, Erica Krimmel, Holly Little, Lindsay Walker, Robert Mesibov, Deborah Paul, Cat Chapman, Chris Wilson, Matt Yoder, You'
- title: A Data Quality Round Table Conversation
- description: "From data quality (e. g. completeness, consistency, compliance), to data management, expect an in-depth congenial local-to-global conversation. From the data aggregator and developers, to the working group, the researcher, the collection / data manager, and the data analyst, what do we each experience, what do we dream of? How is data-quality an outcome of processes? Looking for alignment opportunities. We're joined by folks from GBIF (Markus Doering), iDigBio (Cat Chapman, Chris Wilson), the Paleo Data Working Group (Talia Karim, Erica Krimmel, Holly Little, Lindsay Walker), our independent Data Fixer (Bob Mesibov), and SFG members."
- video:
- - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YujR_zU4fnI&list=PLPSu6w4rwUI6NbmJ_Nu8Uq_xoHwqKKvC2
-
- - start: '14:40'
- speakers:
- - Deborah Paul, You
- title: 'A Look Inside One’s (TaxonWorks) Data'
- description: 'What’s in those buckets anyway in your database fields? How do you know where to find issues? When and how do you find snafus and how do you fix them? We explore the promise of the new Project vocab task in TaxonWorks. What are your processes and needs for doing this work to enhance and extend your data? How has the evolution of TaxonWorks illuminated outstanding data-quality challenges and what does it offer to make it eas(ier) to address them?'
- video:
- - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7HFfqybYzU&list=PLPSu6w4rwUI6NbmJ_Nu8Uq_xoHwqKKvC2
-
- - start: '15:00'
- speakers:
- - David Shorthouse
- title: 'Balancing Global Agency and Local Precision. Roundtrip your feedback.'
- description: "We learn how a feedbackURL term, if added to Darwin Core, could help give all of us more agency to both discover and fix noted issues in our published datasets. Find out what's in it for you - why round-tripping matters."
- video:
- - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MglyGHhj4G0&list=PLPSu6w4rwUI6NbmJ_Nu8Uq_xoHwqKKvC2
-
- - start: '15:20'
- title: '☕ BREAK'
- highlight: true
-
- - start: '15:40'
- speakers:
- - Maarten Trekels, Matt Yoder
- title: Managing (and Growing) a Community of Code
- description: "Guest panelist Maarten Trekels, Biodiversity Data Scientist and Project Coordinator for Meise Botanic Garden in Belgium, joins us to highlight the opportunities, expectations, and nuances involved in Open Source software development. At TaxonWorks, as an Open Source community, we aspire to enable users and developers (of course, some folks fall into both classes) equally. Learn more and add your insights for what it's like to manage code, pull requests, and people who are touching said code and repos from different directions and levels of proficiency and engagement."
- video:
- - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gDdJg3J68eM&list=PLPSu6w4rwUI6NbmJ_Nu8Uq_xoHwqKKvC2
-
- - start: '16:00'
- speakers:
- - Tommy McElrath
- title: 'Managing Natural History Collections in TaxonWorks: Perspectives, Tips, and Highlights of New Digitization Workflows. Digitization Q/A.'
- description: An opportunity to hear from and talk to those actively managing their scientific collections in TaxonWorks, share tips on what does/not work for you, and get a refresh on some of the new tools that have emerged since the last TWT. Time for questions and answers about TW as a collection management tool.
- video:
- - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1E-VceyI1l8&list=PLPSu6w4rwUI6NbmJ_Nu8Uq_xoHwqKKvC2
-
- - start: '16:45'
- speakers:
- - Yi-Ming Gan
- title: 'Your Turn, 3 Minutes 1 Slide'
- description: 'Inspired by something you thought of or heard? Want to share your thoughts, ideas, processes? All at TWT2024 can share. Let us know and we will add you to the program.'
-
- - start: '17:00'
- speakers:
- - All of us
- title: 'Open Conversation, Review, and Sneak Peek for Tomorrow (Awards!)'
-
- - start: '17:15'
- title: End
- highlight: true
-
- - date: '2024-05-09'
- topic: 'Everyone can develop, contributing to and using community-centric open-source and collaborative endeavours'
+ title: To be defined
+ - date: '2025-05-08'
+ topic:
schedule:
- start: '13:15'
- speakers:
- - Deborah Paul, Geoff Ower
- title: Logistics
- description: Settle in. Pre-meeting checks (test your mic and web-cam, confirm access to supporting documents, preview presentor's slides etc.), help with Zoom functions, last second technical scrambles.
-
- - start: '13:30'
- speakers:
- - Matt Yoder
- title: Welcome and Overview
- description:
-
- - start: '13:40'
- speakers:
- - Matt Yoder, Dmitry Mozzherin, You
- title: 'TaxonWorks - A developer-focused (everyone can be a developer!) conversation on present and future milestones, architecture, standards, and community contributions to our open-source effort'
- description: 'Highlights of some amazing "external" contributions from this year, and why they were made possible from a technical perspective. An overview of how code and documentation makes it into TaxonWorks. Introduction of a new experimental "intermediate data pool" that would sit between resource-intensive operations (Mozzherin). Discussion of what we can do to catalyze growth in these areas. What strategies, tools, and resources might we might we employ or engage with to increase the chance of growing our community?'
- video:
- - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oej1RG7hvWU&list=PLPSu6w4rwUI6NbmJ_Nu8Uq_xoHwqKKvC2
-
- - start: '14:10'
- speakers:
- - Geoff Ower, Deborah Paul, Dmitry Mozzherin
- title: 'Show and Tell - Wrapping biodiversity-from OpenRefine to R, Ruby and Python libraries accessing APIs'
- description: 'Efforts like GlobalNames and TaxonWorks make biodiversity data accessible at many different levels. Find out how the SFG is providing tools that unlock not only our data but others, and how we are enhancing tools like OpenRefine. How can wrappers change your workflows?'
- video:
- - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mSSA6Sfgc4w&list=PLPSu6w4rwUI6NbmJ_Nu8Uq_xoHwqKKvC2
-
- - start: '14:40'
- title: '☕ BREAK'
- highlight: true
-
- - start: '15:00'
- speakers:
- title: 'Your Turn, 3 Minutes 1 Slide'
- description: 'Inspired by something you thought of or heard? Want to share your thoughts, ideas, processes? All at TWT2024 can share. Let us know and we will add you to the program.'
-
- - start: '15:10'
- speakers:
- - Elspeth Haston, Matt Yoder, Deborah Paul
- title: 'Vision: Integrating the TaxonWorks Experience Into a Taxonomy Course'
- description: "Guest panelist Elspeth Haston, Deputy Herbarium Curator, Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, joins us to share her ideas for integrating TaxonWorks as a resource and experience for students taking taxonomy courses. With us, you'll have the opportunity to share your insights for how this might work. This fits directly into our TW vision and mission to include the community in the building of tools that support taxonomy and offer features and functions as needed by those doing the work. Each new generation of taxonomists is faced with an increasing number of species to define, document and identify. There is also a rapidly increasing number of specimens to examine and identify. Effective tools are essential for researchers to carry out the level of work required to ensure that the world’s biodiversity is understood and conserved. Critically, these need to be readily accessible to students to ensure that they are learning and using the state-of-the-art techniques and tools from the start to the end of their career. This session will discuss the role of TaxonWorks in education programmes and how we can provide access and training to new generations of taxonomy students."
- video:
- - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PbHdiLGiezU&list=PLPSu6w4rwUI6NbmJ_Nu8Uq_xoHwqKKvC2
-
- - start: '15:30'
- speakers:
- - Open Conversation
- title: Our collective geospatial future
- description: An open conversation on geospatial topics (technical and social) that intersect with our workbenches. We'll introduce 3 challenges the TaxonWorks team has hit, and collectively brainstorm as to what we'd love to see in the future. Have a cool feature, tool, or geospatial resource? Please share them in this whirlwind session.
- video:
- - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Xnq2Sf5RzI&list=PLPSu6w4rwUI6NbmJ_Nu8Uq_xoHwqKKvC2
-
- - start: '16:00'
- speakers:
- title: 'Species File Group Business Meeting (and Awards!)'
- description: Our annual report to our collaborators as to our organizational funding and resources and impact. Transparency on how we collectively prioritize the use our resources, manage our data, and our thinking re evolving what we do. Reminders and updates on our shared norms and expectations with regards to the nature of the tools and support the SFG provides. Questions and answers. A light-hearted first-annual TaxonWorks Community Awards.
- video:
- - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rFyOoxXzGbw&list=PLPSu6w4rwUI6NbmJ_Nu8Uq_xoHwqKKvC2
-
- - start: '16:30'
- title: What's Next?
- speakers:
- - Open Conversation
- description: We wrap with an open conversation. Come for a healthy dose of transparency and stay to request new features, make a case for priorities, and to brainstorm novel features, in TaxonWorks and the broader biodiversity informatics world.
-
- - start: '17:00'
- title: End
- highlight: true
+ title: To be defined
diff --git a/pages/index.vue b/pages/index.vue
index 35a51a74..831ff5fa 100644
--- a/pages/index.vue
+++ b/pages/index.vue
@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@