Bioschemas: Datasets and Data Catalogs
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This presentation introduces the idea of schema.org markup and how it can be used to mark up datasets and data catalogs.
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- 1. Alasdair J G Gray ELIXIR-UK Heriot-Watt University Carole Goble University of Manchester Rafael C Jimenez ELIXIR-Hub Bioschemas Datasets and Data Catalogs
- 2. <div itemscope itemtype="http://schema.org/Recipe"> <h1 itemprop="name">Classic potato salad</h1> <div itemprop="nutrition” itemscope itemtype="http://schema.org/NutritionInformation"> Nutrition facts: <span itemprop="calories">144 kcal</span>, </div> Ingredients: - <span itemprop="recipeIngredient">800g small new potato</span> - <span itemprop="recipeIngredient">3 shallot</span> Markup for web pages RDFa JSON-LD Microdata With markup 4 Oct 2017 @bioschemas 2
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- 4. Schema for Datasets and Catalogs Schema definitions: • Dataset: A body of structured information describing some topic(s) of interest http://schema.org/Dataset – 91 properties • DataCatalog: A collection of datasets http://schema.org/DataCatalog – 91 properties 4 Oct 2017 @bioschemas 5
- 5. Schema for Datasets and Catalogs Schema definitions: • Dataset: A body of structured information describing some topic(s) of interest http://schema.org/Dataset – 91 properties • DataCatalog: A collection of datasets http://schema.org/DataCatalog – 91 properties Google Profile • Dataset: 9 basic properties • DataCatalog: 1 property • DataDownload: 2 properties • Many more 4 Oct 2017 @bioschemas 6
- 6. Bioschemas • Schema.org for life sciences –Introduce life sciences types • Use case driven –Finding data –Presenting search results –Metadata exchange • Minimum properties – 6 • Link to domain ontologies Specification on top of schema.org Layer of constrains + documentation + extensions Specification Data model Minimum information Controlled vocabularies Cardinality Documentation Examples New (properties | types) 4 Oct 2017 @bioschemas 7
- 7. Mapping SpecificationUse cases Mockup Adoption Testing Application Bioschemas Process 4 Oct 2017 @bioschemas 9
- 8. BioSchema Specifications 4 Oct 2017 @bioschemas 10
- 9. UniProt • Name • Description • License • Release • Citation • Metrics • Tools • … Tools Citation Identifiers MetricsRelease Interfaces
- 10. Bioschemas DataCatalog 4 Oct 2017 @bioschemas 13 http://bioschemas.org/specifications/ A collection of datasets, e.g. catalogs, repositories, registries, …
- 11. Bioschemas Dataset 4 Oct 2017 @bioschemas 14 http://bioschemas.org/specifications/ A body of structured information describing some topic(s) of interest
- 12. Bioschemas Dataset Deployment Reactome dataset • Status: in production • Available from: view-source: http://reactome.org/content/detail/R-HSA-74160 • Use case: discovery • Documentation: http://reactome.org/ContentService/#!/discover/eventDiscoveryUsingGET 4 Oct 2017 @bioschemas 15
- 13. Deployment: Training Material 4 Oct 2017 @bioschemas 16
- 14. Benefit: Discovering Training Material 4 Oct 2017 @bioschemas 17
- 15. bioschemas.org Acknowledgements Haydee Artaza Terri Atwood Phil Barker Dominique Batista Niall Beard Raoul Bonnal Cath Brooksbank Tony Burdett Guillermo Calderon Mantilla Ethy Cannon Justin Clark-Casey Martin Cook Manuel Corpas Michael R Crusoe Pavel Dallakian Luc Deltombe Stephen Ficklin Leyla Garcia Carole Goble Alejandra Gonzalez- Beltran Alasdair Gray Jeffrey Grethe Henning Hermjakob Richard Holland Carlos Horro Jon Ison Christa Janko Andy Jenkinson Rafael C Jimenez Claire Johnson Simon Jupp Nick Juty Lee Larcombe Nicolas Le Novère Mikael Linden Audald Lloret Federico López Gómez Ronald Margolis Maria Martin Michaela Th. Mayrhofer Peter McQuilton Sarah Morgan Chris Mungall Aleksandra Nenadic Helen Parkinson Roberto Preste Giuseppe Profiti Philippe Rocca-Serra Gabriella Rustici Susanna A Sansone Vicky Schneider Serena Scollen Chris Taylor Milo Thurston Dan Timmons John Van Horn Susheel Varma Sameer Velankar Premysl Velek Andra Waagmeester Liz Williams Sarala Wimalaratne Anil Wipat Olga Ximena Giraldo Anita de Waard Peter van Heusden + others to be added 4 Oct 2017 @bioschemas 18
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- Adoption meeting: 12 catalogs marked up Define use case Metadata crosswalk and mapping to schema.org Metadata providers Metadata registries Standards defining metadata Bioschemas specification Define minimum properties based on “finding” use cases Define cardinality and suggested controlled vocabularies Test with existing entries Adoption by data repositories and registries Applications
- Beacon Data Catalog Dataset Event Laboratory Protocol Organization Person Phenotype Protein Protein Annotation Protein Structure Sample Standard Tool Training Material
- For example, lets look at the lading page of the uniprot data repository. There is the description of the repository, link to the latest release, citation information, licensing information etc. We can understand the text but it is not easy for a software agent to extract this information automatically. So in our data repository specification, we aim to encode this information as metadata which can be automatically extracted by a software agent.
- 6 minimal 7 recommended 2 optional
- More details in tutorial tomorrow