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Table 2

From: The 15th Genomic Standards Consortium meeting

8:00–9:00

Coffee & Breakfast

9:00–10:30

GSC Outreach II

 

Standards Development and Implementation in Genomic and Metagenomic Databases and Applications (Submitted Abstracts)Session Chair: [Norman Morrison]

 

Judith Blake (The Jackson Laboratory, USA) & Suzanna Lewis (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, USA)

 

Gene Ontology: Functional Annotation For Comparative Genomics, GSC15p29

 

Evangelos Pafilis (Hellenic Center of Marine Research, Greece)

 

ENVIRONMENTS: identification of environment descriptive terms in text, GSC15p12

 

Susanna-Assunta Sansone (University of Oxford, UK)

 

The ISA Commons: curate, visualize, analyze, share and publish, GSC15p15

 

Trish Whetzel (BMIR Stanford University, USA)

 

NCBO Technology: Powering Semantically Aware Applications to enable Standards Driven Research, GSC15p22

 

K. Eric Wommack (University of Delaware, USA)

 

The VIROME Compare-inator: a web tool for exploring the diversity of viral communities, GSC15p21

 

Hilmar Lapp (National Evolutionary Synthesis Center, USA)

 

The Blessing and the curse: handshaking between general and specialist data repositories

10:00–10:30

Coffee Break & Poster Session

10:30–12:00

GSC Outreach III

 

Standards Development and New Standards in Genomic and Metagenomic Databases and Applications (Submitted Abstracts) Session Chair: Linda Amaral-Zettler

 

Granger Sutton (J. Craig Venter Institute, USA)

 

Standards for Pan-Genome Data Repositories, GSC15p18

 

Folker Meyer (Argonne National Laboratory and University of Chicago, USA) & Tatiana Tatusova (National Center for Biotechnology Information, USA)

 

Pan-genome: a new paradigm in microbiology, GSC15p28

 

Cynthia Parr (Smithsonian Institution, USA)

 

Encyclopedia of Life: Applying concepts from Amazon.com and LEGO to biodiversity informatics, GSC15p17

 

Katharine Barker (Smithsonian Institution, USA)

 

The Global Genome Biodiversity Network (GGBN) and the Global Genome Initiative (GGI): Building the Infrastructure for the future of Genomics, GSC15p16

 

Marnix Medema (Max Planck Institute Bremen, Germany)

 

MIBiG: Minimal Information about a Biosynthetic Gene Cluster, GSC15p02

 

Markus Göker (DSMZ, Germany)

 

Proposal for a Minimum Information on a Phenotype MicroArray Study (MIPS) standard, GSC15p09

 

Michael Schneider (Max Planck Institute Bremen, Germany)

 

A MIxS and DwC compliant biodiversity Reference Data Model to support the community in implementing the database layer, GSC15p14

12:00–13:30

Lunch

13:30–15:30

Government Panel

 

Discussion Topic: Where are standards in genomics most needed now?Session Chairs: Lynette Hirschman and Lynn Schriml

 

Panel Chair: Dan Drell (DOE)

 

Session Members: Susan Gregurick (DOE), Adam Phillippy (DHS), Alison Yao (NIAID), Ann Lichens-Park (NIFA/USDA), Lita Proctor (Common Fund), Marc Allard (FDA), Marc Salit (NIST), Patricia Reichelderfer (NICHD), Vivien Bonazzi (NHGRI), Sylvia Spengler (NSF/CISE)

15:30–16:00

Coffee Break & Poster Session

16:00–17:00

Panel Discussion

 

Proposed topics

 

1. The need for new standards: PanGenomes

 

2. Genome Sequence Annotation Standards

17:00

Day 2 Wrap Up. Close of GSC15 plenary sessions.

 

Official Handoff of GSC15 to GSC16 to be held in Brisbane, Australia