Terra Core Data Model Initiative
Terra Core Data Model Team
Current Members: Larry Babb, Sid Cox, Paul Clemons, Rachel Liao, Eugenio Mattei, Marco Ocana, Kathy Reinold (Chairperson), Kathleen Tibbetts, Noam Shoresh, Timothy Tickle, Kyle Vernest, Andrew Zimmer
Governance
- Chairperson schedules meetings, drives activities and ensures the Terra Core Data Model Initiative space is maintained.
- Management Advisor assures the Team includes key representation across Broad Institute and alignment with DSP Objectives
- Meetings and/or Workshops will be scheduled 4-8 times per year but the frequency is subject to change.
- Workshops are where we thrash out the model definition
- Meetings are used to share information or define objectives/agendas
Membership:
- Members consist of Data Stewards, Data Owners, Researchers and Data Modelers
- Nominee names will be submitted to the Chairperson, reviewed by current members with final approval by the Chairperson & Management Advisor.
- Proposed commitment: minimum 6 months
2022 Objectives
- Tactical - current objectives
- Create official version 1 of Terra Interoperability Model
- Document current recommended ontologies
- Define the "Findability Subset"
- Core entities and properties that will enable cross-dataset search
- This will be extended over time
- Update the model based on
- Terra Repository cross-dataset search testing
- Product team priorities
- Experience using the model for selected datasets
- Strategic - efforts to define longer term goals
- Renaming the model to encourage use by a broader audience
- Restructuring the model as follows to build upon core functionality
- core – Findability subset
- extended model - capture provenance and additional detail for assays and other processes
- TDR model - adding Terra-specific support for more effectively mapping data to TIMinTDR schema
Alumni Contributors
- Clare Bernard, Sinéad Chapman
Guest Subject Matter Experts
- Orr Ashenberg, Tommaso Biancalani, Jean Chang, Charles Epstein, Caroline Porter, Gopal Sarma
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