Title :
The VPH-Share Data Management Platform: Enabling Collaborative Data Management for the Virtual Physiological Human Community
Author :
Koehler, M. ; Knight, R. ; Benkner, Siegfried ; Kaniovskyi, Y. ; Wood, Samuel
Author_Institution :
Res. Group Sci. Comput., Univ. of Vienna, Vienna, Austria
Abstract :
The objective of the Virtual Physiological Human Initiative is to provide a systematic framework for understanding physiological processes in the human body in terms of anatomical structure and biophysical mechanisms across multiple length and time scales. The VPH-Share project, which has been funded in the context of the initiative, contributes to this vision, especially in terms of data management. In this paper we present the VPH-Share data management platform enabling sharing VPH-relevant datasets within the community on the basis of Cloud technologies. The data management platform aims at supporting the data management life-cycle but starting from already available data. The life cycle covers all processes from data selection, semantic data annotation, data integration, data publishing, and data access. Herein we describe the infrastructure supporting the data management life-cycle towards collaborative data management, consisting of the data publication suite and the dataset service environment.
Keywords :
biological techniques; cloud computing; data integration; electronic publishing; information retrieval; medical computing; physiology; VPH-Share data management platform; VPH-Share project; Virtual Physiological Human Initiative community; anatomical structure; biophysical mechanisms; cloud technologies; collaborative data management life-cycle; data access; data integration; data publication suite; data selection; dataset service environment; human body; semantic data annotation; Communities; Databases; Home appliances; Ontologies; Publishing; Semantics; Web services;
Conference_Titel :
Semantics, Knowledge and Grids (SKG), 2012 Eighth International Conference on
Conference_Location :
Beijing
Print_ISBN :
978-1-4673-2561-5
DOI :
10.1109/SKG.2012.51