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ADASS2024/ProposalDMPoster/Poster/Makefile

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-main: ProposalDMPoster.pdf
+main: ProposalDMPoster.pdf ProposalDMPoster.jpg
 
 ProposalDMPoster.pdf: ProposalDMPoster.tex
-	latexmk -pdflatex='lualatex -interaction nonstopmode' -pdf ProposalDMPoster.tex
+	latexmk -pdflatex='lualatex -interaction nonstopmode' -pdf $<
+
+ProposalDMPoster.jpg: ProposalDMPoster.pdf
+	pdftoppm -jpeg -scale-to-x 2160 -scale-to-y 3840 -singlefile  $<  > $@
 
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ADASS2024/ProposalDMPoster/Poster/ProposalDMPoster.tex

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 \usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
 \usepackage{lmodern}
-\usepackage[size=custom,width=120,height=213,scale=1.7]{beamerposter}
+\usepackage[size=custom,width=120,height=213,scale=2.5]{beamerposter}
 \usetheme{gemini}
 \usecolortheme{uom}
 \usepackage{graphicx}
@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@
 % Title
 % ====================
 
-\title{ProposalDM: An interchange format for Proposals}
+\title{ProposalDM}
 
 \author{Paul Harrison}
 
@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@
 \footercontent{
     \hspace{10ex} IVOA \hfill
   ADASS XXXIV Valetta, Malta - 2024 \hfill
-    \href{https://github.com/ivoa/ProposalDM/}{github.com/ivoa/ProposalDM}
+    \href{https://github.com/ivoa/ProposalDM/}{github.com/ivoa/ProposalDM}{\color{manYellow}}
 }
 
 
@@ -91,52 +91,74 @@
             \begin{column}{\colwidth}
 
                 \begin{block}{Motivation}
-
-
-
+                    Funding was obtained as part of the joint activity 2.1 of the \href{https://www.orp-h2020.eu}{Opticon RadioNet Pilot (ORP)} to create
+                    a new proposal preparation tool that would make it easier for astronomers to be able to participate in so-called
+                    multi-facility calls.
+                    Explicit in the funding request was the aim of creating a data model (in a similar fashion to\cite{10.1117/12.789262}) that could be used to describe the observation proposals
+                    in as general way as possible to cover a common set of requirements from as many different observatories and observing modes.
+                    That data model could  then be used as the basis for creating a toolkit for managing proposals.
+
+                    This poster describes the data model, called ProposalDM, and another poster (P103) describes the toolkit, called Polaris.
+
+
+                \heading{Design Goals}
+                    The Data model is primarily intended to be able to support what is often called "phase 1" of the proposal process, i.e.\ the information
+                    in the model is sufficient to be able to allocate the observations, but not necessarily complete enough to actually schedule them.
+                    \begin{itemize}
+                        \item Emphasis on required physics and the science goals.
+                        \item Flexible enough to use at multiple observatories.
+                    \end{itemize}
                 \end{block}
-
-                \begin{block}{Use-cases}
-
-
-
+                \begin{block}{Implementation}
+                     The model is expressed in VO-DML and published as an IVOA working draft. It has actually been split into two halves
+                    \begin{itemize}
+                        \item The proposal part, which expresses the concepts important to the astronomer principal investigator.
+                        \item The proposal management part, which expresses the concepts necessary to review and allocate the proposal.
+                    \end{itemize}
+                    The two figures show a somewhat simplified view of each of these parts, which despite this, are probably unintelligible on
+                    this poster!
+                    For an easier to read presentation of the model see \href{https://ivoa.github.io/ProposalDM/}{https://ivoa.github.io/ProposalDM/}.
                 \end{block}
 
+                \insertFigure{proposaldm.vo-dml}{Simplified view of the Proposal part of the model.}
+
             \end{column}
 
             \separatorcolumn
 
             \begin{column}{\colwidth}
 
-                \begin{block}{Concepts}
 
-                \end{block}
-
-                \begin{alertblock}{Import and export your proposals}
 
+                \insertFigure{proposalManagement.vo-dml}{Simplified view of the Proposal Management part of the model.}
 
-                \end{alertblock}
 
-                \begin{block}{VO-DML}
+                \begin{exampleblock}{VO-DML}
+                  VO-DML\cite{2018ivoa.spec.0910L} is an IVOA standard for defining data models.
+                  It has been designed in a way that is more constrained and concise than other generic modelling methodologies such
+                    as UML, so that it is easy to create models with well defined serializations following IVOA standards.
+                    There is also some tooling associated with VO-DML (\href{https://github.com/ivoa/vo-dml}{https://github.com/ivoa/vo-dml}) that
+                    has the capability of generating documentation and source code data objects in Java and Python that allow
+                    easy serialization to and from XML and JSON as well as object relational mapping to databases.
+                \end{exampleblock}
 
-                \end{block}
+                \begin{block}{Future plans}
+                   It should be noted that the ProposalDM has not reached the 1.0 status yet as there are still some parts of the model to elaborate.
+                   In addition it would probably be a good idea to factor out common Observatory, Instrument and Target models to allow re-use elsewhere in IVOA data models.
 
-                \begin{exampleblock}{Future plans}
+                   Any help/feedback from the community would be welcome.
 
-                \end{exampleblock}
+                \end{block}
 
                 \begin{block}{Acknowledgements}
                     \includegraphics[height=\baselineskip]{logos/EU_flag_yellow_eps}
                     This project has received funding from the \textbf{European Union’s Horizon 2020} research and
                     innovation programme under grant agreement \textbf{No 101004719}
 
-
                 \end{block}
 
 
                 \begin{block}{References}
-
-                    \nocite{*}
                     \footnotesize{\bibliographystyle{plain}\bibliography{poster}}
 
                 \end{block}