WP3 - Standard Data Models and Terminologies
WP Resources
| Title | Work Package | Lead benneficiary | Dissemination level | Due delivery date | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| D3.1 - Identification of Consortium Use Cases | WP3 | EMBL | Public | Sep 2008 | |
| D3.2 - Development of High-Level Domain Model Version 1 | WP3 | EMBL | Public | Dec 2008 | |
| D3.3 - Standard Reference Sequences, Made Available from Ensembl | WP3 | EMBL | Public | Jun 2009 | |
| D3.4 - Scope and Range Requirements of Specialized Domain Models. | WP3 | EMBL | Public | Jun 2009 | |
| D3.5 - A High-Level Domain Model Version 2, with Sample/Phenotype Focus | WP3 | EMBL | Public | Jun 2009 | |
| D3.6 - A High-Level Domain Model Version 3 | WP3 | EMBL | Public | Dec 2009 | |
| D3.7 - Derivation and Specification of Exchange Format | WP3 | EMBL | Public | Dec 2009 | |
| D3.8 - DAS Implementation for GEN2PHEN Data | WP3 | EMBL | Public | Dec 2009 |
| Title | Work Package | Lead benneficiary | Dissemination level | Due delivery date | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| D3.9 - Iterative Specialized Domain Modelling Complete | WP3 | EMBL | Public | Dec 2011 |
Description
This work package will take the domain analysis documents and priority use cases produced by WP2, and build on these to create reference data models upon which all our subsequent database development and implementation work will be based. Inter-compatible data models will be devised that will support each type of G2P database and data exchange. These data models will also be aligned with genomics data standards being developed in the clinical domain, for example by HL7. The model(s) will be formalized via submission to standards organisation(s). Subsequently, as new scientific issues arise, the models will be enhanced accordingly via a rolling review process. A similar standardisation path will be followed with mutation nomenclatures. However, for the complex field of G2P ontologies, this work package will not undertake direct ontology development work. It will instead devise a plan for precisely incorporating suitable ontologies into G2P databases. WP3 will thus provide mission-critical ‘blue-prints’ upon which all our database development work will be based. By standardising the data models and terminologies from an early stage, and registering these as official global standards, this work package will ensure that the databases and other deliverables from all subsequent work packages are maximally interoperable.
