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Subject: Re: [regrep] [Deadline Tomorrow] Re: [regrep] XML2004 abstractdeadline: May 7
Here is the abstract I submitted this morning before the WSRP telecon and my meetings between then and now. I post it here in reply to this thread because it includes ebXML registry spec as part of the whole, as well as UDDI, but the point of "Connecting the Dots..." ties into this effort as well since the follow on to the CAP alerts using WSRP will include both GIS and Medical portlets. The medical portlets might well be discovered by using the semantic processes layed out in this abstract as e-health knowledge embedded in the Ontologies referred to, but I somehow doubt an acceptable definition of an Upper Ontology is likely to emerge before November, let alone be in place for actual use, so if you are going to use ARTEMIS could you send a url? Google finds a DNA Sequence Viewer, a pharmaceuticals firm, a breast cancer newsletter and a UK medical jobs site but that is about as close I got before I gave up... Since I have actually done a study of the healthcare standards and information/knowledge base fields from HL7 to HIPAA to the Public Health Data Standards Consortium and it is not a wonderfully well organized picture so finding a coherent use of the ISO/TS 15000 standard by the Mayo clinic would be especially appreciated. Note the specific use I plan to make of ebXML/UDDI registries is to reference specific treatments for specific types of emergencies, such as fires, floods, storms, earthquakes, hazmat, biological agents such as small pox, chemical agents such as chlorine gas, explosions, gunshots, chain reaction automobile accidents, airliner crashes, etc. Ciao, Rex At 3:11 PM -0400 5/6/04, Chiusano Joseph wrote: >Excellent - recommend clarifying early on (or in the title) that "ISO/TS >15000 based Registry / Repository" is synonymous to OASIS/ebXML >Registry, and using one consistent reference throughout. Encountering >"OASIS/ebXML Registry" late in the abstract could throw the reader into >an intended subject shift. > >Joe > >Carl Mattocks wrote: >> >> Here is the proposed 500 word abstract addressing Semantic Content >> Management Using ebXML Registry .. >> nit picking comments welcome .. >> >> title = Managing Medical Ontologies using OWL and Registry / Repository >> >> The Semantic Web is about the autonomous discovery and assembly of >> dis-tributed remote resources. Which is based on the automated sharing of >> meta-data terms across Web applications that provide a common approach for >> the discovery, understanding, and exchange of semantics. This presentation >> out-lines how the e-health knowledge embedded in Upper and Lower >> Ontologies support the web service discovery task that may involve the >> interaction of in-dependent resources from different domains and owned by >> different entities. In particular, it identifies the challenges of >> development and publishing re-quired by agents representing the >> stakeholders that use OWL ontologies to both assist the discovery process >> and also to pull the services together into a workflow. Such as, the >> semantically enriched web services being developed for ARTEMIS an >> international project which provides interoperability of medical >> information systems. >> >> The audience will understand how specific knowledge management chal-lenges >> are addressed including - how using ontologies for managing content >> ensures a high level of relevance for the knowledge that is being >> associated with the semantic annotations. Given, documents can be viewed >> (and there-fore indexed) according to different views of the world, and >> assigned different classification schemes used for different purposes. >> Further, why a multidi-mensional view of the world requires use of several >> ontologies, not as a single classification hierarchy, but as a product of >> orthogonal hierarchies. Given (1) a large overlap among the subject fields >> involved and (2) a large number of codes and rubrics, typically in the > > order of magnitude of 10000-100000 entries, in commonly used >> terminological systems; >> >> Additionally, participants will learn how the enterprise content >> management capabilities of ISO/TS 15000 based Registry / Repository are >> used to met the challenges. For instance, although the ISO/TS 15000 >> standard does not ex-plicitly reference semantic content capabilities the >> session will shown how it is already being used to associate web services >> with OWL ontologies. Specifically, in addition to explaining the approach >> used by the Artemeis project, the speaker will show how the Mayo Clinic >> has successfully used the Registry / Repository for their Ontological >> investigations. Referencing, how the Electronic Health Record (EHR) is >> defined by two ontological levels. (1) Level One On-tology represents the >> high-level classes and relationships for the entire longi-tudinal HER (the >> classes are domain independent); (2) Level Two ontology represents >> clinical concepts in the form of classes and the relationships be-tween >> those classes; (3) Classes in the Level Two ontology can be repre-sented >> both through its relationships with the classes of the Level One >> ontol-ogy, and through it’s relationships with the classes in the Level >> Two ontology. Finally, the attendees will be given a brief status report >> outlining the progress of the OASIS EbXML Registry / Repository Semantic >> Content Management SC effort focused on enabling the creation of a >> repository of ontologies. De-scriptions provided include how such a >> repository would facilitate ontology discovery and encourage reuse across >> enterprises. Plus, how the logical con-sistency of ontologies can be >> checked with a reasoner, and implicit knowledge can be inferred for these >> ontologies using queries employing semantic terms >> >> <quote who="Chiusano Joseph"> >> > Just a friendly reminder that the deadline for abstracts >> > (non-late-breaking) for XML 2004 is tomorrow, Fri., 5/7/04. >> > >> >> Here are some ideas we been considering recently in various forums: >> >> >> >> -Semantic Content Management Using ebXML Registry (present work of the >> >> SCM SC, Carl Mattocks, Farrukh, ....) >> >> Carl, please confirm if you can take ownership of this? >> >> >> >> -Vocabulary Management Using ebXML Registry (present the work of the UK >> >> egov pilot, Paul Spencer, Farrukh, Duane, ....) >> >> Duane, please confirm if you can take ownership of this per our >> >> discussions at Amsterdam? >> > >> >> -- >> Carl Mattocks >> >> co-Chair OASIS (ISO/TS 15000) ebXMLRegistry Semantic Content SC >> co-Chair OASIS Business Centric Methodology TC >> CEO CHECKMi >> v/f (usa) 908 322 8715 >> www.CHECKMi.com >> Semantically Smart Compendiums >> (AOL) IM CarlCHECKMi >> >> To unsubscribe from this mailing list (and be >>removed from the roster of the OASIS TC), go to >>http://www.oasis-open.org/apps/org/workgroup/regrep/members/leave_workgroup.php. > >-- >Kind Regards, >Joseph Chiusano >Associate >Booz | Allen | Hamilton > >To unsubscribe from this mailing list (and be >removed from the roster of the OASIS TC), go to >http://www.oasis-open.org/apps/org/workgroup/regrep/members/leave_workgroup.php. -- Rex Brooks GeoAddress: 1361-A Addison, Berkeley, CA, 94702 USA, Earth W3Address: http://www.starbourne.com Email: rexb@starbourne.com Tel: 510-849-2309 Fax: By Request
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