Second Review Meeting
From Soteria
Date: January 21, 2011
Start: 9:30
End: 13:30
Location: Brussels, Belgium
Attendees: Program Officer (Paola Chiarini), Reviewer (Alexi Glover), Coordinator (Giovanni Lapenta)
Contents |
Agenda
- Overview of the project
- Overview of the progress of each WP during the second year
- Plans for the third year
- Feedback from the Program Officer and the Reviewer
Minutes
General Comments
- Check status of mail delivery of Form Cs
- All reports are now required to be uploaded on Sesam (already done)
- The official report of the Reviewer should become accessible on Sesam
- Need for continuing/resuming the newsletters
- The timing for the annual report will be tighter, and it should be available by end of November
- In the most recent rules of FP7, Management is much more narrowly defined and should be well distinguished from Dissemination, in claiming costs
- All web sites reporting Soteria data should mention Soteria
- The explanation of use of resources need in some cases better description of the motivations for the conferences/trips and for the equipment (especially computers)
- The revisions need to be ready within 3 weeks.
Follow up issues on the Deliverable Reports
- Deliverable 5.3: The reviewer expresses interest for additional information about the implications for other services of migrating away from MDI
- Deliverable 6.4 does not open properly and needs to be re-uploaded
- Deliverable 6.5 needs an update regarding the statement that the Ulysses data components were described as on hold.
- Deliverable 6.7 appears unfinished
Additional Action Items
- Verify that the Reviewer's report is indeed accessible
- Produce a written debriefing for the School in Trieste
- Follow up on COST workshop on models V&V
- Reporting of the results on space-craft charging and its effect on observational data. Where is it being reported? Any papers/published information?
- What is the IEEA public online data service?
- Follow up with Bob Bently on the First Cassis meeting
- Meeting in Budapest for the new FP7 activities