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Who: Natasha, Csongor, Ivo, Beth, Peter
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Discussion and Action Items (2008-12-19):
- What is minimum that is absolutely necessary? mechanism to publish: create form (auto-add to registry & email & widget for human-authentication)
- Action: Natasha - weekly update of bioportal with latest biositemaps
- Action: Ivo - weekly update of iTools already done
- Action: Beth -
document the fact that HTTP will inform last date/time of biositemaps file update(done) - Action: Beth - registration form for adding biositemaps to registry
- Action: Beth - Grep-like application against all biositemaps (Use Csongor's editor in browse only for presentation)
- Action: Csongor - browseable mode for biositemaps editor
- Do we have a good information model? Do we have good documentation?
- Action: Someone (Natasha?) to email Joy at Stanford to review biositemap web site after above minimum requirements are met (e.g. here is where your current biositemap, how to view, update, etc.)
- Note: Csongor back on January 8th
- Note: Next meeting on 1-16-2008 (Beth to email reminder in January)
Outstanding action items:
- Beth & Csongor: work on merging apis (complimentary functionality) upon his return from Australia (week of Dec. 15)
- Csongor & I need to talk about this, but given all the editor work that is on Csongor's plate, I believe Michigan should be able to do this work
- Csongor: Update Biositemaps Editor to allow invalid classes
- Csongor, can this be done by end of January?
- Beth & Peter: follow up with NCBC centers to publish & update biositemaps (note I2B2 & CCB use deprecated classes that need to be updated)
- wait on this until other outstanding issues are completed
comment out deprecated classes for now(done)
- Ivo: Update iTools application to consume new biositemaps RDF files via RDF-to-XML web service
- Ivo/Natasha: Outstanding issues listed in followup email
- There are problems with the database or bioportal that need to be resolved in order to expose NCBC resources on bioportal
- Natasha: early January release should fix this
- Beth: will clarify who will develop biositemaps search application following CTSA call regarding BRO/IM harmonizing
- While we didn't get a chance to discuss this on the CTSA call, Michigan is willing to work on this with a target date early in 2009 (an exact date wouldn't be available until we can get our team to meet after the holidays).
- Modify Biositemaps Editor to support multiple resource types
- Csongor: to be done early next year (January 2009)
- Modify Biositemaps Editor to support harmonized CTSA biositemaps information model:
- Csongor: update editor
- Question: Can Harpreet to write converter?
- The expanded/harmonized biositemap has 25 possible properties which should be reviewed/trimmed down if possible
- Byline will be dropped
- Language and platform kept as optional
- biositemap_author kept as optional (note that CTSA wants this not displayed in the editor -- they see it as a disincentive)
- A significant outcome of the harmonizing call was the much broader definition of what is a Biomedical Resource that CTSA uses. Nancy and Harpreet were planning on following up with their proposed additions to the BRO first week of January
Biositemaps Web-Services Specifications
I. Biomedical Resource Ontology (BRO) ontology
- (http://bioportal.bioontology.org/virtual/1104). The following methods/functions will be valuable:
- getBRO(): returns an XML with the complete current BRO hierarchy (starts with BRO root node)
- getParents(BRONode): returns an XML with the meta-data of all the parents (in the BRO hierarchy), given BRONode. Most of the time there will be 1 parent, but there may be many
- getChildren(BRONode): returns an XML with the meta-data of all the children (in the BRO hierarchy), given BRONode
- getPartialBRO(BRONode): returns an XML with the meta-data of the BRO sub-hierarchy starting with BRONode
- getSiblings(BRONode): returns an XML with the meta-data of all the siblings (in the BRO hierarchy) of the given BRONode (same hierarchy level)
II. Information Model (IM)
- http://www.ncbcs.org/biositemaps/formatDescription.html. The following methods/functions will be valuable:
- getBiositemapsIM(): returns an XML with the meta-data of all the required/formal IM fields, their properties and descriptions. Like in: http://www.ncbcs.org/biositemaps/formatDescription.html
- getBiositemapsIM_Property(int): returns an XML with the property-name of the IM field index by "int".
- getBiositemapsIM_Description(int): returns an XML with the description of the provided IM field index by "int"
- getBiositemapsIM_Description(property): returns an XML with the description of the provided IM property-name
- getBiositemapsIM_Optional(property): returns an XML with the triples (name, property, value) of all non-standard, optional and non-core IM fields.
III. General Biositemaps.RDF web-service that provide not only the standard/required/IM meta-data, but any project/center/field- specific meta-data provided by the Biositemap creator/curator
- That is, we can have a center that has created a new Biositemap.RDF object, which contains the triple (name=NewField; property=NewProperty; value=NewValue). Suppose, "NewField" is *not* in the Biositemaps IM. We still need to provide services for people/ tools to retrieve this triple in XML, just like we allow retrieval of IM fields. This may be relatively easy, once we have the first two extensions (I. and II.).