[Stories] Collect links to materials for TAUmus example

[moranegg]

A first example to launch the discussion on what items should be presented in a Software Story.

Software Story: a visual representation in a linear story-line of the software in its context
a moment: a page in the story-line, i.e:

• timeline
• image
• video
• people
• wikimedia gallery
• map
• publications (bookshelf)
• wikidata properties
• wikipedia page

A few links:

1. Pietro Grossi (Q3388139) https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q3388139
2. Igor Stravinsky - Pietro Grossi
   • Le Sacre du Printemps (ABSTRACT)
   • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipvcWHNGTUw

Let's collect links and ideas into this issue for the TAUmus example.

FYI, I noticed that TAUmus is not documented in Wikipedia or Wikidata.

[CarloQMontangero]

Just to start, Ihave collected here a few links from the SWH TAUmus git repositories in Pisa.

I have put them in the TAUmus-Workbench, since it seems to me the right place to work and raise issues. Likely, we should keep this workspace for general ideas about stories, as soon as they emerge from our experience with TAUmus.
I now realize that may be you should get access there. I'm going to ask Guido to do that.

I did not go into any depth, since I have many doubts on what we are looking for. So, these are just some raw materials to start discussing.

Waiting for your comments.

Carlo.

[scatenag]

• I invited @emulatingkat and @kennethsn to TAUMUS-Workbench
• @CarloQMontangero I don't think putting stuff in /additional_materials/SWstories/ is a good idea. I think it's better to put materials inside the /raw_materials/ /additional_materials/ folder and link the materials in the discussion (i.e. /additional_materials/SWstories/Links2InterestingItems.md wich we may rename as story.md or something more elegant 😉 ).

Updated after talking with Carlo (I understood that the files in /additional_materials/SWstories/ were additional material while he explained to me that a curated selection of stuff in /raw_materials/ to be included in wiki-data.

[CarloQMontangero]

Newly collected files moved in additional_materials.

[moranegg]

Thanks @CarloQMontangero for the effort of collecting the materials on a .md file as a list of links with the description.

I realized (with @emulatingkat's help) today that each piece of material has metadata properties that should be captured as part of the curation process.
The metadata of materials, are different from the metadata about the software. An image can have a title, description, date, license. So we shouldn't capture it in codemeta.json. In the SWHAP, is there a workflow to note the metadata of each item in the materials (non source code materials) ?

We still need some time to process the information and see how the materials you have proposed can be used in a moment of the story.

[scatenag]

Somehow, yes: we have the catalogue file which is supposed to collect metadata about all the items in the repository, even if they are collected unstructured (plain text) and they not always complete.
Also the actors file can be usefull.

@CarloQMontangero : we should fill the catalogue also for additional materials and update the ´tree´ 🧐.

[CarloQMontangero]

Hi,
I have added a very short file Notes4theTimeline in the TAUmus-workbench. What triggered me was the realization that an important piece of a story is the timeline, so I started to collect some data from Grossi's biography in Italian. What I have got is very limited and uncertain, but I offer it neverthess.
I'm not sure if I'm on the right track. Any feedback welcome.