Dr. Melissa Haendel from Oregon Health and Science University chairs the VIVO-ISF Ontology Working Group and represents the working group on the Steering Group.
2015 discussion of Proposed ontology development workflow
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name | organization | title |
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Melissa Haendel | Oregon Health & Science University Library | Lead Ontologist, OHSU Library Assistant Professor, Department of Medical Informatics & Clinical Epidemiology |
Brian Lowe | Ontocale SRL | Owner/administrator and developer |
Jon Corson-Rikert | Cornell University Library | VIVO Development Lead |
Galter Health Sciences Library, Northwestern University | Digital Innovations Librarian | |
Dagobert Soergel | University at Buffalo, Dept. of Library and Information Studies | Professor |
Jing Wang | Johns Hopkins University, Sheridan Libraries | Systems Integration Engineer |
Daniela Bourges-Waldegg | Harvard Medical School | Lead Architect, Harvard Catalyst |
Stephen Williams | University of Colorado Boulder, Faculty Affairs | FIS Developer |
Steven McCauley | Brown University | Semantic Web Programmer |
Kristi Holmes | Galter Health Sciences Library, Northwestern University | Bioinformaticist |
Alexandre Rademaker | IBM Research and FGV/Brazil | Researcher and Professor |
Mike Conlon | Independent kind of guy | VIVO Project Director |
With release 1.6, VIVO will be adopting a larger ontology derived from both the VIVO and eagle-i ontologies and addressing broader needs in research representation including research resources and clinical expertise. The ontology will be promoted going forward as the Integrated Semantic Framework or ISF, but will continue to be managed by members of the VIVO community together with participants in the CTSAconnect project representing eagle-i and the biomedical research community more generally, as well as other individuals and groups who wish to become involved.
Ideas for activities of the VIVO-ISF Ontology Working Group include:
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