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Meeting 2018 01 10

Martin Alvarez-Espinar edited this page Jan 10, 2018 · 2 revisions

Meeting: Wed 10 January, 09:00 UTC (See other locations)

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Agenda

  • Event codes
  • AOB

Minutes

Present:

  • Antonio
  • Nicolas
  • Martin
  • Andy

Event codes

  • Martin: I created a list of event types, from the Spanish Federation DB. More than 600 that I filtered, deleting duplicates. Now we have 300+ different event types.
  • … I’ve used the model to describe the features of disciplines (height of hurdles, weight of throwing items…)
  • … So the list in the spreadsheet are examples, implementations of the model.
  • … Maybe we can work just with the official ones for IAAF, and others we need.
  • Andy: We need an additional metadata on hurdles: 'First Hurdle distance’.
  • Andy: Please take into account knockout field events. Like football tournament.
  • Martin: This should be part of the ‘Competition’ entity, not discipline itself. It doesn’t matter how is structured the competition for the features of the unit competition discipline.

AOB

  • Antonio: I’ve sent a pull request to enhance the quality of the files uploaded to Github. It’s a script for continuous integration systems to verify the format and suggests corrections.

  • Martin: Fantastic!! Thanks. Please do it.

  • Andy: About publication of data. The clubs database should be open to all, Integrity of data is important.

  • … I can give you access to query the DB, or

  • … Bulk static data into GitHub

  • Martin: I think this static data (spreadsheet CSV) on Github is a great idea. This format could be interesting for those who are not familiar with APIs and so on.

  • Antonio: Andy, if you could export it into another more Web-friendly format, it will be great.

  • Andy: In Python, we can create automatic exporters that would run every night.

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