Hello Everyone, This mail is in regards to the meeting sessions I had on last week with Mr. Suresh Marru and Mr. P. Sudhakar.
*On 23rd March 2022:* - Mr. Sudhakar gave a detailed explanation of the Literature database and the data validation. He also provided access to the Apache databases to understand the schema and data flow. - Mr. Suresh provided references to understand the SMILES string, Quantum Chemistry, and Chemical Data Extractor. After following his instructions, I felt more comfortable to work on the Literature database. *On 29th March 2022:* - We discussed a few pending tasks and the hierarchy of code integrations. - Mr. Suresh and Mr. Sudhakar helped me in framing the problem statement in view of GSoC documentation. By the end of this week, with the support of my mentors, I had worked on the following tasks; - Extraction of the data from the Open inventory dashboard. - Analyzing the JSON data and redesigning with the required fields. - Configuring the Literature Database to process the JSON files. - Framing the Problem statement (Draft in progress). I would thank both Mr. Suresh and Mr. Sudhar for being on this journey and helping me to gain the core knowledge of this project. Looking forward to have a complete discussion on the problem statement. Thanks & Regards Mr. Bhavesh Asanabada. On Wed, Mar 16, 2022 at 12:28 PM Bhavesh Asanabada <asanabhav...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hello Everyone, > > > I’m obliged for the meeting I had this morning with Mr. Suresh Marru and > Mr. Sudhakar. We have covered prime objectives and achieved several goals > that we set during the previous meetings. Great job! > > > In today’s meeting, we had discussed the content strategy and the future > developments for my upcoming Google Summer on Code (GSoC) project. We > reviewed what tasks were completed since the last meeting and listed the > implementation goals of this project. Here are more details on this > discussion. > > > > - Mr. Suresh helped me by providing reference pages of the past Google > Summer on Code (GSoC) projects and also shared the repositories to get > familiar with the project code. He also gave insights about the > technologies and the kind of frameworks to be used in the implementation. > - Mr. Sudhakar explained the basic compound structures, properties, > and their behavior. We also discussed the storage spaces of this project. > In general, about the three familiar databases called Experiment database, > Literature Database, and the Computational Database. I’m impressed with the > ideology and insights he had throughout an hour. > > > In conclusion with their words, my tasks are to > > - Understand the hierarchy and workflow of the Google Summer on Code > (GSoC) project. > - Understand the basic chemistry and chemical properties. > - Get familiar with JSON for Linking Data (JSON-LD) and the schema > (Protocol buffers) by Open Reaction Database (ORD). > - In the development part, I need to model a database such that the > data from the Experiment database, Literature Database, and the > Computational Database is compared to avoid duplication and empty values > and then the data is sent to a single database. > > > I am super excited to work on this project and enhance my skills. > Currently, I am working on the Protocol Buffers. > > Thanks & Regards > Mr. Bhavesh Asanabada >
