14:58:33 RRSAgent has joined #hcls 14:58:33 logging to http://www.w3.org/2012/09/11-hcls-irc 14:58:43 Meeting: W3C HCLS – General Meeting 14:58:48 Chair: Michel Dumontier 14:59:23 this is mary, for some reason i do not get the email from HCLS for this meeting. mary@knoesis.org 15:01:22 achille has joined #hcls 15:01:36 zakim, who is making noise? 15:01:36 sorry, michel, I don't know what conference this is 15:01:42 zakim, this is hcls 15:01:42 ok, michel; that matches SW_HCLS()11:00AM 15:01:43 +Bob_Powers 15:02:45 SimonLin has joined #HCLS 15:03:45 + +1.937.768.aacc 15:04:26 + +46.7.08.13.aadd 15:04:34 Sal has joined #HCLS 15:04:35 mscottm has joined #hcls 15:04:46 mscottm has joined #hcls 15:05:53 + +1.919.681.aaee 15:05:54 Bosse has joined #HCLS 15:07:14 Ashutosh has joined #HCLS 15:08:16 Zakim, who is making noise? 15:08:27 mscottm, listening for 10 seconds I heard sound from the following: [GVoice] (95%), +1.613.293.aaaa (35%) 15:08:47 zakim, 1.613.293.aaaa is michel 15:08:47 sorry, michel, I do not recognize a party named '1.613.293.aaaa' 15:08:52 zakim, +1.613.293.aaaa is michel 15:08:53 +michel; got it 15:10:01 Michel: Charting directions for the next year 15:10:52 ... First, past HCLS meetings had introductions by email; send an email to the list w interests and task forces 15:11:22 is there a list of the current task forces? 15:11:49 task forces: http://www.w3.org/wiki/HCLSIG 15:13:24 Michel: ericP and Charlie Mead have been working on clinical interoperability 15:14:54 Scott: What we could do to pick up when John Madden had to step down. 15:15:11 ... Daniel and I are still interested in continuing 15:15:24 scribenick: bob powers 15:15:33 :) 15:16:01 ... Reports from task forces; 15:16:29 Scott: Linked Life Data. Richard Boyce has been in final edit 15:16:50 + +1.937.775.aaff 15:16:56 ... article tutorial style on different approaches to RDF and sparql for life science data 15:17:37 ... also, an article came out last year of translating standards to practice 15:17:56 ... navigating thru datasets using sparql on-the-fly 15:18:20 ... we went to make a more tutorial style article; ongoing process, but has stalled out 15:18:49 ... essentially: We are poised for the final re-structure and rewrite for target audience 15:19:08 ... people who have microarray data and want to go to semweb 15:19:24 ... also, we want to reinforce representations in RDF 15:19:42 mary has joined #hcls 15:19:56 ... also, discussed moving forward w Data discovery platform for linked data 15:20:01 -[GVoice] 15:20:36 ... Biohackathon 2011, there is interest in expression-RDF, interest in continuing on federated discovery 15:21:00 ... this comes from two different groups, now consolidating 15:21:00 +[GVoice] 15:21:15 ... most interesting is federating across cliinical data 15:21:40 ... connecting up both life science and clinical, like radiology 15:22:06 ... these all have practical applications, like Eureka(?) that I'm working on 15:22:18 ... also DHR4CR from Kersten 15:22:31 s/DHR4CR/EHR4CR 15:22:43 ... all related to FHIR that ericP and Charlie are working on 15:23:05 ... can easily connect information for datamining in your clinic 15:23:30 LLoyd is now able to represent most of HL7's RIM in OWL. 15:23:41 ... semweb representation for patient info; Ex: my clinic has already used 15:23:42 we're using that to define FHIR resources 15:23:56 has the cool effect that anything in FHIR has a defined RDF representation 15:23:59 ... potential path to the future for that group. 15:24:59 ... couple of people are also interested in expression RDF; 15:25:32 Michel: There was pretty cool work at the Biohackathon in Japan 15:25:58 also can combine with OWL for SNOMED to discover equivalence between observations using a single pre-coordinated SNOMED term vs. the parameters in that term sprinkled throughout multiple observations and structural elements 15:25:58 ... they used jBrowse to do sparql queries 15:26:24 ... showed how to scan through the genome pretty fast 15:26:34 this allows one to e.g. be (more) complete when querying for patient facets 15:26:58 -[GVoice] 15:27:06 Scott: sparql to access(?) 15:27:19 i'm now in a SMART Platforms meeting. hoping to unify SMART with TMO... 15:27:20 SPARQL to access tracks in Genome Browser 15:27:27 (Indivo already unified with SMART) 15:27:31 Michel: Worked with a simple ontology to query a resource that already exists 15:27:32 EURECA project http://eurecaproject.eu/ 15:27:35 (so that job is done) 15:27:37 +[GVoice] 15:27:59 Ratnesh mentioned http://www.linked2safety-project.eu 15:28:07 ... we have genomic info, not just microarray data; plus all of the other typical data 15:28:21 ... need to show how to get from a certain kind of data and integrate 15:29:06 Scott: Excited about the genome browser; have been talking about for years 15:29:13 http://2012.biohackathon.org 15:29:21 + +1.518.276.aagg 15:29:24 Michel: link to wiki has details 15:30:02 SPARQL-enabled Genome Browser - Yes! 15:30:46 http://www.ehr4cr.eu/ 15:30:54 Michel: Biohackathon contribution from Angiana(?) 15:31:02 http://www.hl7.org/implement/standards/fhir/introduction.htm 15:31:19 ... other major issue is adoption for URIs 15:32:01 ... all of this has to be consolidated, canonical URIs 15:32:04 identifiers.org 15:32:24 ... tried to map to canonical URIs; would like to push this out in HCLS 15:32:31 s/Angiana/Andrea 15:32:35 ... to normalize namespaces and URI patterns 15:32:41 :) 15:32:46 Andrea Splendiani 15:33:26 Michel: Scientific Discouse no longer to continue(?) 15:33:53 Scott: I was always interested in having a sparql interface to a discussion forum 15:34:14 ... Alzheimer's Forum is an example 15:35:26 Joanne and Michel discussing Sci Discourse 15:35:46 Would you please send the link for different project at HCLS 15:35:57 Joanne: Drug label enhancement came out of this 15:36:12 ... had served its purpose 15:36:26 mary - does this help? http://www.w3.org/wiki/HCLSIG 15:38:33 thanks 15:39:09 Joanne: Mining treatment outcomes on hold 15:39:45 Michel: Would go under clinical decision support when starts again 15:40:13 Michel: Systems Biology for Drug Discovery 15:40:48 ... working with a variety of biopax data; using G fusion tables 15:41:14 ... protein complex evolution, to map out metabolics 15:42:06 Scott: wrote an email about this 15:42:42 ... can use G refine to clean data; export to RDF etc 15:43:12 Michel: Pathways Commons now has sqarql endpoint! 15:43:22 ... using Fuzeki(?) 15:43:40 ... using identiifiers.org 15:43:48 ... identifiers.org 15:44:30 ... Xfefs for proteins in interactions; they intend to make this a strong recommendation for data producers 15:45:02 ... we can all use identifiers.org URIs 15:45:51 ... there is a whole discussion around this; Uniprot would try to go to source first, then go to identifiers.org (have this correct?) 15:46:04 ... HCLS: what should data providers do? 15:46:26 ... happy to discuss this in a linked life data call 15:46:39 Did she make federated query from gene to pathway? or from gene to biological process? and does she use biopax? 15:46:40 Joanne; Also invite them to call and put in note 15:47:24 Michel: Long discussion w Uniprot. They are moving toward significantly less restrictive licensing 15:47:51 ... we are in position to provide guidance on how to deal with licenses, when going to LOD 15:48:16 ... show people how to do this; Should be on the table for Linked Life Data 15:48:30 Joanne: Just came back from Wolfram conference 15:48:54 ... some people were not convinced about sharing data; Surprising 15:49:08 ... So Linked Life Data has a huge mandate right now 15:49:23 ... take over the slot for Discourse? 15:49:55 Michel: Scott has to do more multi-tasking? :) 15:50:20 Scott: Can still work some of this into the emerging practice note 15:51:02 ... some people just don't get why to use a URI that is not from the authoritative issuer 15:51:17 ... hard to get over this cultural old fashioned way 15:51:24 ... we need to change this. 15:52:02 Michel: After Biohackathon, I'm confident that we can do this job 15:52:21 Joanne: Q about Emerging practice doc 15:52:43 Scott: Clocking down to a few weeks 15:53:17 Michel: Matthias couldn't come for PGx task force 15:53:35 ... dealing w sources of data of genetic variation 15:53:57 ... strategy to dbSNP to RDF to endpoint 15:54:26 ... Matthias and I and other have been working on snp-to-haplotype, looks good 15:55:06 ... genetic variation for pharmacogenomic sensitivity; all being done in Clinical Decision Support 15:55:33 ... safetycode.org can provide decision support 15:56:13 ... check back in the archives for Matthias' websites 15:56:39 ... Richard Boyce has been working on structured product labels 15:56:54 for the project was involved in itegration data from NCBI, OMIM,... I did this work in last summer at NIH. who is working in this project? 15:57:04 ... rxNorm, curating evidence and linking to clincial studies 15:57:34 ... need to regularize the knowledge representation, to help support personal health lens(?) 15:58:30 Mary: HCLS summer school 15:58:45 http://www.w3.org/wiki/HCLSHackathon2012 15:58:48 ... we went through SADI and other tools 15:59:16 ... it was very good. 15:59:39 http://swat4ls.blogspot.nl/2012/09/swat4ls-2012-keynotes.html 15:59:51 Scott: I have asked ericP to organized swat4ls in Paris 16:00:39 http://www.unbsj.ca/sase/csas/data/semantic-trilogy-2013/ 16:01:05 Michel: We will be hosting in Montreal next year; three conferences back-to-back 16:01:29 ... all in first week of July 2013; hoping to organize a hackathon in Montreal 16:02:21 Michel: Principle issues, update the wiki to show all the work 16:02:21 I asked Eric if he would help with the SWAT4LS hackathon along with Toshiaki Katayama in Paris in November. Parallel hackathon and tutorial for 2 days (wed, thu) followed by plenary session on friday. 16:03:21 Mary: I already integrated OMIM etc at NIH 16:03:43 Michel: BioRDF has about 50 datasets being managed 16:04:21 ... BIo2RDF release in mid-Sept(?) 16:04:38 +1 on archiving/sharing RDF conversion scripts for reference 16:05:53 http://www.w3.org/blog/hcls/ 16:06:25 egonw has joined #HCLS 16:06:44 Thanks to Bob for scribing!! 16:06:55 - +1.715.389.aabb 16:06:57 - +1.919.681.aaee 16:06:58 - +1.518.276.aagg 16:07:00 - +1.937.775.aaff 16:07:00 -mscottm 16:07:01 -michel 16:07:01 -Bob_Powers 16:07:02 - +1.937.768.aacc 16:07:02 - +46.7.08.13.aadd 16:07:12 rrsagent, draft minutes 16:07:12 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2012/09/11-hcls-minutes.html michel 16:07:21 rrsagent, make log world-visible 16:12:03 disconnecting the lone participant, [GVoice], in SW_HCLS()11:00AM 16:12:04 SW_HCLS()11:00AM has ended 16:12:04 Attendees were [GVoice], mscottm, +1.715.389.aabb, Bob_Powers, +1.937.768.aacc, +46.7.08.13.aadd, +1.919.681.aaee, michel, +1.937.775.aaff, +1.518.276.aagg 17:02:14 egonw has joined #HCLS 17:16:45 dbooth has joined #hcls 17:17:03 zakim, who is here? 17:17:03 apparently SW_HCLS()11:00AM has ended, dbooth 17:17:04 On IRC I see dbooth, egonw, Ashutosh, Sal, achille, RRSAgent, Zakim, MacTed, ericP 17:17:47 s/scribenick: bob powers/scribenick: bobP/ 17:17:52 rrsagent, draft minutes 17:17:52 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2012/09/11-hcls-minutes.html dbooth 17:18:18 Scribe: Bob Powers 17:21:25 i/Reports from task forces/Reports from task forces 17:22:00 i/this is mary, for some reason/Introductions, Charting directions for the next year 17:22:06 rrsagent, draft minutes 17:22:06 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2012/09/11-hcls-minutes.html dbooth 17:23:07 s/Introductions, Charting/Topic: Introductions, Charting/ 17:24:05 s/ Reports from task forces/ Topic: Reports from task forces/ 17:24:10 rrsagent, draft minutes 17:24:10 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2012/09/11-hcls-minutes.html dbooth 18:37:32 mscottm has joined #hcls 19:35:20 Zakim has left #hcls 19:38:21 mscottm has joined #hcls