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Health Ontology Mapper NCBO BioPortal Integration. 2010 i2b2.org Academic User’s Group Oct 13 2010 Rob Wynden (UCSF). Interrelated Teams. Health Ontology Mapper: UCSF, UCD, URochester, U Penn, UW caGrid and TRIAD: OSU I2b2 and SHRINE: Harvard
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Health Ontology Mapper NCBO BioPortal Integration 2010 i2b2.org Academic User’s Group Oct 13 2010 Rob Wynden (UCSF)
Interrelated Teams • Health Ontology Mapper: UCSF, UCD, URochester, U Penn, UW • caGrid and TRIAD: OSU • I2b2 and SHRINE: Harvard • HSDB: UCSF, WUSTL, Stanford, UCD, Columbia, Duke, Emory, Johns H, Mayo, OSU, Rockefeller, UW, UTSW, UTHSC (a caGRID based Network) • CICTR: UW, UCSF, UCD (SHRINE grid evaluation)
Project Objectives • General purpose instance mapper that can provide a best-fit translation of locally encoded data into multiple standard formats • To allow the just-in-time translation of locally encoded data (not handled during ETL) • To allow researchers to request data in any standard format that they require • Enable inter-institutional sharing in standard formats using i2b2 with SHRINE and caGRID (for example RxNorm over the CICTR grid)
New Project Objectives • To allow HOM to reference both source and target terminologies as published on BioPortal. • To allow HOM to consume HL7 CTSII instance maps directly from the NCBO BioPortal. • To create a new terminology infrastructure that is completely free of UML. (No clean translation from OWL to UML exists). • To allow terminologists to create &curate terminologies on BioPortal.
Thanks! Questions? Rob Wynden Manager of Research & Development Academic Research Systems UCSF