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 //**EG Project is in Confluence**//
-[[https://confluence.automotivelinux.org/display/VTCEG/Vehicle+to+Cloud+Project]] V2C Project Page \\
+[[https://confluence.automotivelinux.org/display/VTCEG/Vehicle+to+Cloud+Project | V2C Project Page]]  \\
+JIRA pages
 [[https://jira.automotivelinux.org/issues/?filter=10404 | List View]] can be found here. \\
 [[https://jira.automotivelinux.org/secure/RapidBoard.jspa?rapidView=13 | Kanban View]] can be found here.
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 Find your local number: https://zoom.us/u/aACNRD31i
+==== Meetings Agenda and Report ====
+Meetings agenda and report can be found on [[https://confluence.automotivelinux.org/display/VTCEG/2023+Meeting+Notes | Confluence]]
 ==== Objectives ====
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     * Walt Miner - Linux Foundation
-    * Michael Reimann - AICAS
-    * Damiano Senese - AICAS
     * James Simon - AWS
-    * Paul Barker - Konsulko
+    * Nenad Illic - AWS
+    * Megan Knight AWS
     * Scott Murray - Konsulko
-    * Nedeljko Miljevic - AVL
-    * Bernard Craddock - Pumped Fuel
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 ===== Meeting Notes =====
+==== November 15, 2023 ====
+Attendees:
+  * Walt Miner - LF
+  * Jan-Simon Moeller - LF
+  * Scott Murray - Konsulko
+  * Megan Knight - AWS
+  * Nenad Illic - AWS
+  * https://confluence.automotivelinux.org/display/VTCEG/MQTT+Client+for+kuksa.val+and+AWS+IoT%3A+Project+Specification --> this was reviewed as a starting point.These are the current Fleetwise demo signals.
+  * By next meeting Scott will see which of these can map to VSS.
+==== October 30, 2023 ====
+Attendees:
+  * Walt Miner - LF
+  * Jan-Simon Moeller - LF
+  * Scott Murray - Konsulko
+  * Megan Knight - AWS
+  * Nenad Illic - AWS
+  * Confluence updated with task breakdown
+  * Assigning of tasks and determining of signals discussed.
+  * Do we have a list of signals our customers are asking for? We can ask internally as well.
+  * What does our current Fleetwise demo push up? Speed, acceleration, break pedal pressure, etc. Nenad can send these signals to the group.
+  * By next meeting we will provide next signals -
+==== October 16, 2023 ====
+Attendees:
+  * Walt Miner - LF
+  * Jan-Simon Moeller - LF
+  * Scott Murray - Konsulko
+  * James Simon - AWS
+  * Megan Knight - AWS
+  * Nenad Illic - AWS
+  * Harunobu Kurokawa - Renesas
+Agenda:
++ Redefined Scope - review with group
++ COVESA response
++ kuksa.val questions
++ SOW timeline based on redefined scope
+* Scott says it would be a COVESA specification. GM is jumping into Eclipse SDV - story could be changing. Some things will pump back into VSS. Not clear how we would do the compliance as they don't have a story of what that would look like today. There is not implementation of uProtocol stuff - no one has signed up to use it other than GM. They are working towards implementation in the next few months - we don't know usability/applicability.
+* If we want something in the next 6 months, some form of simple VSS payload and MQTT would be acceptable and simple to build. Would it stand the test of time though?
+* We may have to be okay throwing it away if other standards take off more successfully than this one. Nenad and Megan want to make sure we are laying the groundwork for iteration without walking through a one-way door, if possible.
+* We will focus on creating something concrete and accept it will change a year from now. Many of the things floating around the space currently are all ideas with little supporting code.
+* Consensus on Nenad's approach / Definition of Done. We need to make the conversation happen through implementation.
+* Worked through Nenad's document that includes Definition of Done / Functional Requirements / Non-Functional Requirements
+* Strongly prefer to not use JSON
+* Focus on MQTT version 5
+Next steps:
+* task breakdown + allocation
+* need to look at timeline
+s4 starter kit to show connectivity in-vehicle and possibly extend to V2C stuff - within Green Machine. This body of work is not dependent on specific hardware - S4 is only needed for green machine.
+Deliverable of Nenad being able to do the cloud side - would need to get him something well before April 1; Maybe March 1?
+If we had in-vehicle part ready by march 15, does that give Nenad enough time to do the cloud stuff?
+Open source credits won't expire in this time frame. Contractor dollars - as long as we have something rolling, we can roll funding over.
+==== October 2, 2023 ====
+Attendees:
+  * Walt Miner - LF
+  * <del>Jan-Simon Moeller - LF</del>
+  * Scott Murray - Konsulko
+  * <del>James Simon - AWS</del>
+  * Megan Knight - AWS
+  * Nenad Illic - AWS
+  * Nenad taking ownership of the project on the AWS side.
+  * James committed gerrit 29240 and 29239. Nenad has been reviewing these commits. Wants to talk to James about what his intentions were and how we can improve what is there.
+  * Talked about options for external collaboration on the protocol specification. Possibilities include VSS (COVESA) and building something on top of it and [[https://github.com/eclipse-uprotocol/uprotocol-spec | uProtocol]], the SDV/ GM project.
+  * Scott will send an introduction of Nenad and Megan to Sebastian and the VSS people.
+  * Jan-Simon trying to acquire S4SK boards for AGL and AWS, but we keep running into roadblocks. Would like to use the S4SK for an embedded world demo in April.
+  * Goal for next meeting:
+    * Intro email from Scott to VSS
+    * Nenad to research what is available in VSS
+    * Document the scope and value to the customer to be reviewed during the next call.
+==== September 18, 2023 ====
+Attendees:
+  * Walt Miner - LF
+  * Scott Murray - Konsulko
+  * Jan-Simon Moeller - LF
+  * James Simon - AWS
+  * Megan Knight - AWS
+  * Nenad Illic - AWS
+  * James has code ready for gerrit and documentation. Generic message header, HVAC, location, and self-defining message set.
+  *

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