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* Leo, Marie-Angelique and Austin will visit IRRI Monday March 7th to Friday March 11th | * Leo, Marie-Angelique and Austin will visit IRRI Monday March 7th to Friday March 11th | ||
* Goals: TD revision and data annotation- | * Goals: TD revision and data annotation- | ||
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* EA- the need for an annotation tool: "We discussed the visit of Marie, Léo and Austin and the agenda we prepared. I indicated Mau that the team would like to see how IRRI data annotations could go on Planteome. Mau asked where Planteome stands with the annotations tools because this what IRRI is waiting for long. Would you have any points you want the team to share with IRRI on that aspect?" | * EA- the need for an annotation tool: "We discussed the visit of Marie, Léo and Austin and the agenda we prepared. I indicated Mau that the team would like to see how IRRI data annotations could go on Planteome. Mau asked where Planteome stands with the annotations tools because this what IRRI is waiting for long. Would you have any points you want the team to share with IRRI on that aspect?" | ||
* MAL/LV: "We need a simple tool that scientists will be able to use to easily annotate their data. Adhoc scripts are short term and one-shot solutions that will serve Planteome but not necessarily serve IRRI because: The GAF2 format that amiGO2 requires is not known by the breeding community and the annotated data will be published on Planteome and not in the IRRI information systems. We should take the opportunity of being at IRRI to provide some guidance on how to include the ontologies in their data model. Annotating the data at the source is beneficial for everyone. IRRI information systems will have interoperable and discoverable data. And Planteome can easily add future annotations from the IRRI systems." | * MAL/LV: "We need a simple tool that scientists will be able to use to easily annotate their data. Adhoc scripts are short term and one-shot solutions that will serve Planteome but not necessarily serve IRRI because: The GAF2 format that amiGO2 requires is not known by the breeding community and the annotated data will be published on Planteome and not in the IRRI information systems. We should take the opportunity of being at IRRI to provide some guidance on how to include the ontologies in their data model. Annotating the data at the source is beneficial for everyone. IRRI information systems will have interoperable and discoverable data. And Planteome can easily add future annotations from the IRRI systems." | ||
=== Recent updates on the TO === | |||
* revisions to equivalence axioms- ''occurs_in'' and ''composition'' | |||
* Stem and culm | |||
* anther morphology traits, incl. anther number | |||
* biochemical branch | |||
== 5. [http://www.phenotypercn.org/?page_id=2750 Phenotype RCN meeting February 26-28, 2016] == | == 5. [http://www.phenotypercn.org/?page_id=2750 Phenotype RCN meeting February 26-28, 2016] == | ||
Revision as of 20:49, 1 March 2016
Planteome Ontology WG Zoom Meeting
- Date: Tuesday Mar. 1st, 2016
- Time: 8:15am PST (GMT-8)
- Connection details: Join from PC, Mac, Linux, iOS or Android: https://zoom.us/j/762470789
- Links to recordings:
- Attendees:LC, AM, PJ, CM, JE
Agenda:
Changes and updates in the CO files
- rice
- cassava
- lentil
- newly mapped and added- wheat--- TBA
- From CM:
- Can we also go over where we stand with building the version of amigo with the CO classes merged in?
- Have we decided on how and where the CO<->TO mappings will be stored? At the corvalis meeting we hacked something into a pseudo-TD5 file.
- Marie, looks like you are generating some files such as: lentil_withcropname.obo --- which have the bridging axioms merged in
- This looks great. Not sure if this is experiments or ready to go, but this is exactly what we need. We should just decide on a standard naming convention, update the READMEs, and maybe set up travis for each CO repo.
3. Update on AmiGO APIs- Justin Elser
- API code changes have been merged into our version of AmiGO (dev.planteome.org)
- Does not work on browser.planteome.org as it will require a reload of all data to work because of a schema change to SOLR
- Small issue with main readme page not showing up, but the API itself is working
- ie. http://dev.planteome.org/api doesn't work
- http://dev.planteome.org/api/entity/term/GO:0022008 works and returns JSON
- Still testing out speed and working on readme page not working
OBA development- Chris Mungall
- If there is time I would like to walk through the procedure we use to develop OBA.
- Part of this was covered in the tutorial on template-based ontology development, but we had to rush this part due to lack of time:
https://github.com/Planteome/protege-tutorial/tree/master/template-examples
- For OBA, the source of the ontology is primarily in TSVs, found here:
https://github.com/obophenotype/bio-attribute-ontology/tree/master/src/ontology/modules
- The design patterns are specified here:
https://github.com/obophenotype/bio-attribute-ontology/tree/master/src/ontology/patterns
- Together these are used to build the ontology with equivalence axioms, with the entire ontology hierarchy being inferred automatically, e.g:
Visit to IRRI
- Leo, Marie-Angelique and Austin will visit IRRI Monday March 7th to Friday March 11th
- Goals: TD revision and data annotation-
- MAL, and Leo will be working on trait dictionary
- AM: annotate 140K+ germplasm entries with PD and TO mapping data
Discussion from email:
- EA- the need for an annotation tool: "We discussed the visit of Marie, Léo and Austin and the agenda we prepared. I indicated Mau that the team would like to see how IRRI data annotations could go on Planteome. Mau asked where Planteome stands with the annotations tools because this what IRRI is waiting for long. Would you have any points you want the team to share with IRRI on that aspect?"
- MAL/LV: "We need a simple tool that scientists will be able to use to easily annotate their data. Adhoc scripts are short term and one-shot solutions that will serve Planteome but not necessarily serve IRRI because: The GAF2 format that amiGO2 requires is not known by the breeding community and the annotated data will be published on Planteome and not in the IRRI information systems. We should take the opportunity of being at IRRI to provide some guidance on how to include the ontologies in their data model. Annotating the data at the source is beneficial for everyone. IRRI information systems will have interoperable and discoverable data. And Planteome can easily add future annotations from the IRRI systems."
Recent updates on the TO
- revisions to equivalence axioms- occurs_in and composition
- Stem and culm
- anther morphology traits, incl. anther number
- biochemical branch
5. Phenotype RCN meeting February 26-28, 2016
- PJ attended
6. Status of second year funding
- PJ- first year report accepted, will follow up with NSF and find out
Upcoming Meetings and Workshops
Biocuration 2016, April 10th-14th,2016; Geneva, Switzerland
- MAL is going
GARNet/Egenis Workshop: Integrating Large Data into Plant Science, April 21st-22nd 2016, Dartington Hall, Totnes, Devon
- Elizabeth and George are going, EA will present Planteome as part of her talk
Meeting in Montpellier, 9-13 May 2016 [1]
BioOntologies SIG of the Intelligent Systems for Molecular Biology (ISMB); July 8-12, 2016, Orlando, Florida
- Dates: July 8th and 9th, with July 9th being the “Phenotype Day”, focused on the systematic description of phenotypes.
- Short papers, up to 4 pages (will be published in JBMS)
- Poster abstracts, up to 1 page
- Flash updates, up to 1 page
7th International Conference on Biological Ontology and BioCreative 2016 Aug 1st to 4th, Corvallis, OR
- Link to program: ICBO + BioCreative Program
- Link to Easy Chair site: https://easychair.org/conferences/conference_info.cgi?a=10776589