Re: VMs: Q. is there a to-do list?

[Nick Pelling <nickpelling@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Brett,

At 10:47 18/08/2004 +0100, Brett Cotton wrote:
> just a general question, a while back someone on the list was talking 
> about setting up a "to-do" list, i.e. research projects, small and large, 
> that would be useful w.r.t. to the  vms. Did anyone compile a list?

I've recently posted a short list of VMs-related real-world research 
projects (ie places someone would need to physically travel to in order to 
find the answer to a question) here:-
        http://www.nickpelling.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/voynich/howtohelp.html

Note that we've already moved a fair bit forward on C.A.Edgell M.A. of 
late, so I should really update that page to reflect what we now know. :-)

Also: before the scans were made available, I made a list of interesting 
features of the VMs which I hoped the Beinecke might be able to scan at a 
higher resolution - however, the resolution they did use seems to be 
sufficient for most fine detail to be made out OK. So: while this is not 
exactly a research list, it remains a good-sized list of things you might 
consider looking at in the sidfiles:-
        http://www.nickpelling.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/voynich/scanwishlist.html

Finally: a long time ago, I posted a page of VMs-related challenges. This 
needs updating, but it's possibly not a bad place to look at for some 
inspiration in this direction. :-)
        http://www.nickpelling.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/voynich/challenges.htm

All of these (plus many others of little use or less) are indexed somewhat 
tersely on my site:-
        http://www.nickpelling.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/voynich/

Cheers, .....Nick Pelling..... 


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