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Thanks! (02)
Mike (03)
On Jan 25, 2010, at 1:24 AM, Mark Musen wrote: (04)
> This is great, Mike. I'd be grateful if you would add a line to the
>submission starting that "BioPortal (http://bioportal.bioontology.org) has
>been developed by the National Center for Biomedical Ontology with support
>from the NIH Roadmap."
>
> Thanks. Our funders will be very appreciative.
>
> Mark
>
>
> On Jan 24, 2010, at 10:13 PM, Obrst, Leo J. wrote:
>
>> Looks good, Mike. Good luck!
>>
>> Leo
>>
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>>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: oor-forum-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>[mailto:oor-forum-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Mike Dean
>> Sent: Sunday, January 24, 2010 3:03 PM
>> To: oor-forum@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> Subject: [oor-forum] draft SemTech submission
>>
>> On Friday's telecon we discussed an OOR submission to the upcoming 2010
>Semantic Technology Conference [1]. Below is a draft for feedback.
>Submissions are due tomorrow.
>>
>> Based on attendance plans and interests, my current plan is to list the
>presenters as: Peter Yim, Mike Dean, Todd Schneider.
>>
>> Thanks!
>>
>> Mike
>>
>> [1] http://semantic-conference.com
>>
>>
>> Title of Presentation:
>>
>> Finding a Good Ontology: The Open Ontology Repository Initiative
>>
>> Brief description of the objective and/or content of the presentation
>> (30 words max):
>>
>> Increase awareness of the Open Ontology Repository Initiative, to
>> attract users and developers.
>>
>> Description/Abstract of Presentation:*
>> (This is how your session will be described in the conference brochure and
>web \
>> site. Ideal format is approximately 150 words, plus 5-6 bullet points)
>>
>> Can you find a good ontology to use or extend for your application?
>>
>> Building on previous registry and repository efforts, the Open
>> Ontology Repository Initiative is a community effort developing open
>> source software for finding, using, and maintaining open source
>> and other ontologies.
>>
>> The initial implementation of OOR is based on BioPortal, which is used
>> to access and share ontologies that are actively used in biomedical
>> communities and currently supports OWL, OBO, and Protege ontologies,
>> LexGrid and RRF vocabularies, and ontology mapping. The
>> infrastructure is domain-independent and being extended in various
>> directions.
>>
>> This presentation will include
>>
>> a demonstration of the current public OOR instance
>>
>> OOR requirements
>>
>> on-going and planned development efforts (Common Logic support,
>> federation, gatekeeping, etc.)
>>
>> details on how you can become involved
>>
>> Additional Information about Presentation (anything else you consider
>> pertinent to our consideration of your proposal, including additional
>> reasons why your presentation will be beneficial to the audience):
>>
>> OOR is under active development by several academic and commercial
>> organizations. We currently have a public "sandbox" installation
>> available at oor-01f.cim3.net and several federated private
>> installations, and expect to have a populated public production
>> installation by June. BioPortal represents an example of a
>> community-specific OOR instance.
>>
>> Please specify any additional Audio Visual Equipment you will require
>> for your presentation (note that one wireless lavaliere microphone,
>> data projector, screen and flip chart will be provided as standard
>> equipment, so just list ADDITIONAL equipment):
>>
>> Internet connection for OOR demo
>>
>> Yes, I have all approval already
>>
>> Presentation Type:
>>
>> Conference Session - Full 60 min. or Half 30 min.
>>
>> Level of Audience/Experience the Presentation is Aimed At:
>>
>> Technical - Intermediate
>>
>> Track:
>>
>> Ontology Design and Engineering
>>
>> Have you presented this before?
>>
>> No. The presenters and others have given presentations on OOR
>> to smaller groups, including a poster and demo presentation at ISWC
>> 2009, but not in this form or reflecting the current evolution of the
>> system. Ontology Summit 2008 developed the initial requirements for OOR.
>>
>> Treatment:
>>
>> How-To
>> Toools/Technology
>> Pragmatic Experience
>>
>> Keywords:
>>
>> Open Source, Ontology, Repository, Registry
>>
>>
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