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Recently, I checked out the entire OpenMI source forge repository. This took forever, the size of the whole repository is 4.2GB. From this, 3.8GB is located in directories called "Wrappers", which is mainly code and data from HEC, RAS, CUAHI and MODFLOW. Long time ago we made a folder on the OpenMI source forge called MyOpenSource. The idea behind this directory was to have a place where people could put some code, that did not fit into the SDK, but still could be useful for OpenMI developers. Placing an entire model, data and binary files there is in my opinion too much. It is annoying to have so long download times when checking out and it may also add to some confusion, that the OpenMI repository mainly consists of various wrappers. My suggestion is to ask those responsible for the code in the wrappers directories to make their own repositories on source forge, where after we can remove all these files from the OpenMI repository. In order to make sure that people know about these important wrapper developments we could make a page on the wiki with a short description of the various projects and link to the location of the code.
Kind regards
Jan Gregersen

Discussion/Conclusion: Gena will have a session with the Hec-Ras and Modflow developers at the beginning of july. Most propably their developments will be moved out of the current repository.
Action Gena will take care that, once this is done, the OpenMI sourgeforge project will contain a reference to the Hec-Ras and Modflow developments.

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  • Do the OATC members agree with a public talk?
  • Aim: Spreading the OpenMI in Germany
  • Target group: Developers
  • Tuesday afternoon, 9th of September

Discussion/Conclusion: We all agree that indeed it will be useful to have a public session on on Tuesday afternoon on the OpenMI 2.0 developments.
The main part of the public will be java oriented, and we may not have java up and running by then, but the .Net version most probably will suffice to introduce the new concepts to the developers.
Before mid of july the OATC will confirm that indeed the public session will take place.

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