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'''Subgoals''' | '''Subgoals''' | ||
:- explore a strategy to create an evaluation and tracking system for | :- explore a strategy to create an evaluation and tracking system for an organization like a CTSA based on, or working with, a university-wide system for faculty reporting | ||
an organization like a CTSA based on, or working with, a university | |||
wide system for faculty reporting | |||
:- create an ontology to support evaluation measurement (analogous to OBI) | :- create an ontology to support evaluation measurement (analogous to OBI) | ||
:- this meeting will also serve as the inaugural meeting of the new [[Announcing Clinical and Translational Science Ontology Affinity Group | CTSA Ontology Affinity Group]] | :- this meeting will also serve as the inaugural meeting of the new [[Announcing Clinical and Translational Science Ontology Affinity Group | CTSA Ontology Affinity Group]] | ||
Revision as of 16:13, 19 November 2012
Venue: To be determined, almost certainly at a hotel close to a major Florida airport
Date: February 11-12, 2013
Principal Focus
- ontology-based evaluation of CTSA (and other scientific research / university) activities
Subgoals
- - explore a strategy to create an evaluation and tracking system for an organization like a CTSA based on, or working with, a university-wide system for faculty reporting
- - create an ontology to support evaluation measurement (analogous to OBI)
- - this meeting will also serve as the inaugural meeting of the new CTSA Ontology Affinity Group
Participants will include:
- Mathias Brochhausen (Arkansas CTSA)
- Melissa Haendel (Oregon, CTSAconnect)
- William Hogan (Arkansas CTSA)
- Warren Kibbe (Northwestern CTSA)
- Barry Smith (Buffalo)
- Dagobert Soergel (Buffalo)
- Carlo Torniai (Oregon, CTSAconnect)
Organizers:
- William Hogan and Barry Smith
Further information: Please write to Barry Smith
