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08.13.2020
- Background, Emergence, and Methods v1 are ready for review. Intro v1 nearly done, still thinking of a hook/lede. Open to suggestions. Will need lots of chopping during editing rounds. v1 is at ~ 6800 already. JASIST limits 6k-8k words
- working on 5.1. Documentation
- started to draft Research Protocol
- interesting recent research and news: Open Hardware Distribution & Documentation Working Group: Intro and Open Hardware Distribution & Documentation Working Group: Values-based standards for manufacturing (part 1)
- OSH documentation research by a research group at RWTH Aachen University tweeted by OSHWA and link to survey
- [slyt] Inexpensive way to test face mask effectiveness in reducing COVID-19 transmission. Based on recent WashPost article about efficacy of different masks
- Ford/Sloan digital infrastructures grant? (See GH Issue #2)
- Looking forward to seeing what comes out of Hardware X Special Issue on Open-Source COVID19 Medical Hardware
- Update from OSHWA re: 2020 survey
As of now, our plan is to release the data from the survey in mid/late September. We have about 450 responses to the survey this year. That release will most likely have charts showing the responses to individual questions, but nothing in terms of cross tabs or any kind of deep analysis. We would love to work with you on putting together some more interesting analysis. Assuming that it is completely unreasonable to expect that you would have the analysis by the middle of next month (it would certainly be unreasonable to ask me to turn something around that fast!), we can also work together on the best way to release and promote your conclusions on a timetable that works for you. The survey is closed, so I can also get you the raw data before we do the release. Just in case it gives you a sense of what kind of shape the data will be in, we collected it using Qualtrics. Is that something that would work for you? In addition to everyone already on this email, Nadya has volunteered Mako Hill to help think through what kind of analysis would be most helpful.
- OSH in Education: A Systematic Mapping Study (Heradio, et al., 2018)