Paper Info
Title
Terminology Development Towards Harmonizing Multiple Clinical Neuroimaging Research Repositories
Abstract
Data sharing and mediation across disparate neuroimaging repositories requires extensive effort to ensure that the different domains of data types are referred to by commonly agreed upon terms. Within the SchizConnect project, which enables querying across decentralized databases of neuroimaging, clinical, and cognitive data from various studies of schizophrenia, we developed a model for each data domain, identified common usable terms that could be agreed upon across the repositories, and linked them to standard ontological terms where possible. We had the goal of facilitating both the current user experience in querying and future automated computations and reasoning regarding the data. We found that existing terminologies are incomplete for these purposes, even with the history of neuroimaging data sharing in the field; and we provide a model for efforts focused on querying multiple clinical neuroimaging repositories.
Year
DOI
Venue
2015
10.1007/978-3-319-21843-4_8
DATA INTEGRATION IN THE LIFE SCIENCES, DILS 2015
Keywords
Field
DocType
Neuroimaging, Data sharing, Clinical scales, Assessments, Mediation
Data science,Ontology,Data mining,User experience design,Data domain,Computer science,Data type,Neuroimaging,Cognition,Information retrieval,Terminology,Data sharing,Database
Conference
Volume
ISSN
Citations 
9162
0302-9743
4
PageRank 
References 
Authors
0.41
25
12
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Jessica A. Turner162546.04
Danielle Pasquerello240.41
Matthew D Turner3172.12
David B. Keator422820.24
Kathryn I Alpert5243.98
Margaret D. King61147.24
Drew Landis7483.83
Vince D Calhoun82769268.91
Steven G. Potkin914115.23
Marcelo Tallis1010214.80
José Luis Ambite11958110.89
Lei Wang1220124.38