Gunnar: we look at Google rpc in the GPRO project when we did the survey on communication protocols, look at the list of technologies we looked at and the GPRO white paper
grprc is built on http2 which never took off, people are rather working on http3, gprc is likely well suited on web technologies, it is one of many choices that are out there
from my perspective, it is relevant but not more relevant than anything else, when it comes to protocols that are not REST oriented protocols, MQTT has more relevance
SAREF
Benjamin reviewed the paper presented at the W3C workshop on data models for transportation, his findings are here
use cases identified in the paper are
Philippe: these use cases fit well into the the future, i.e. much beyond a 5-year horizon
Philippe: IMHO currently in the CCS project, short term is represented by current high mobility offering on the market, and the on-going work is rather looking at the mid-term,
Kevin: it would be good to ask OEMs what use cases are more tangible to implement
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Gap analysis deliverable - review feedback of draft sections on VSS, Sensoris, etc.
review status Kevin: review the draft document on VSS from Gunnar the intro is not specific to VSS but fairly general G. agreed review work on the VSS stuff asked again
G. will review the sensoris written by guru
open group/fairly similar to ocf TODO don hahve a looj at it
cvim benjamin Kevin on the ask kevin about his credentials
Monday, September 30
Participants
Ondrej (OCF Cloud Services)
Kevin
Guru
Keith
Gerald
Don (OCF)
Steve
Gunnar
Philippe
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Sensoris
Gerald has contacted the project chairman
timeslot proposed on Thu 29/8 at 8:30am for a sync call (expected participants: Gerald (call moderator), Gunnar, Philippe, Benjamin),
Jira
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JIRA
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VCS-49
updated and closed
Philippe will send an invite once the timeslot is confirmed by Sensoris chairman has confirmed the timeslot
discussion on whether to include CVIM in the gap analysis, even though the results of Automat have not been exploited by OEMs which participated to the Automat project
consensus seems to be there are some good stuff in CVIM that is worth appearing in the gap analysis
Kevin, Gerald, Gunnar will start populating the deliverable in the wiki
report from Don on OCF automotive
Don was not able to sync with OCF staff as expected
Don showed a slide deck about working mode with GENIVI
next week agenda: backlog and sprint review
misc. Benjamin's slide deck on his findings on CVIM are available there