4221
Interoperability and Federation Across Bioinformatic Platforms and Resources

As the wealth of data increases across the life sciences, so does the complexity for managing and analyzing those data. A new class of bioinformatic platforms are emerging that provide web-enabled user interfaces as well as application programming interfaces. This has enabled developers of these platforms to more easily share their computational resources and use those developed by others. The goal of this workshop is to share experience, ideas, technology, and best-practices on developing and using bioinformatic platforms that share data and computational services.
Date: Saturday, January 14, 2017
Time: 10:30 AM-12:40 PM
Room: California
Organizer:
Eric Lyons
Co-Chair:
Haibao Tang
10:30 AM
W560
Welcome and Introductory Remarks
Eric Lyons, University of Arizona; BIO5 Institute; CyVerse

10:40 AM
W561
Exploring Identifier Services for Large, Distributed Biological Datasets
Ramona Walls, CyVerse, University of Arizona; Maria Esteva, University of Texas; Ming Chen, University of Arizona; Matt Hanlon, Texas Advanced Computing Center; Ruihzu Huang, University of Texas; Andrew B. Magill, University of Texas; Weijia Xu, Texas Advanced Computing Center

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10:55 AM
W562
Guiding Users through Diverse, Dispersed Data Ecosystems
Paul J. Kersey, EMBL - The European Bioinformatics Institute

11:10 AM
W563
TBD
Matthew Vaughn, Texas Advanced Computing Center

11:25 AM
W564
iVirus and iMicrobe
Bonnie Hurwitz, University of Arizona

11:40 AM
W565
Araport: Baby Steps Towards a Federated Data Portal
Christopher D. Town, J. Craig Venter Institute

11:55 AM
W566
Legume Federation
Ethalinda Cannon, Iowa State University

12:10 PM
W567
JBrowse
Ian Holmes, Department of Bioengineering

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