Intl Arabidopsis Informatics Consortium

This workshop will present the International Arabidopsis Informatics Consortium's efforts to enable a stable data and resources repository for Arabidopsis bioinformatics that serves the global plant research community. Included are (1) outcomes of the recent Design Workshop whose primary goal was to assemble plant biologists and computational experts to productively tackle the challenge of building the Arabidopsis Informatics Portal in a sustainable, internationally-driven manner, (2) a community update on TAIR and its transition as the current primary data repository, (3) future funding needs and current opportunities to support all aspects of the Consortium, from the core portal to future and existing modules/projects that can link to the core portal (4) and what this all means to the community for data and resource continuity in support of basic research in Arabidopsis and other plants.
Date: Monday, January 14, 2013
Time: 12:50 PM-3:00 PM
Room: Pacific Salon 6-7 (2nd Floor)
Organizers:
Blake C. Meyers and Chris Town
12:50 PM
Arabidopsis Phenotype Representation Using Ontologies
Eva Huala, Carnegie Institution for Science; Johnny Lloyd, Michigan State University; David Meinke, Oklahoma State University

1:10 PM
Transitioning TAIR to iPlant
Robert Muller, Carnegie Institution for Science; Eva Huala, Carnegie Institution for Science

1:50 PM
Informatics Modules from BAR
Sylva Donaldson, University of Toronto / CAGEF

2:10 PM
Recent Developments at COGE and EPIC
Eric Lyons, University of Arizona; Matthew Bomhoff, Plant Sciences, University of Arizona; Fan Li, University of Pennsylvania; Brian D. Gregory, University of Pennsylvania

2:30 PM
Plans for the Arabidopsis Information Portal
Christopher D. Town, J. Craig Venter Institute

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