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Harnessing the Ag Genomics Data torrent: An AG2PI Community-Driven
Discussion on Best Practices for Using and Re-Using Genomics Data
The livestock and crop communities are accelerating the creation of
functional genomics data to uncover the link between genotype and phenotype.
The USDA-funded Agricultural Genome to Phenome Initiative is striving to
identify the critical requirements to accelerate such research across these
communities. We have identified that an important current and future
requirement for this advancement is better methods for integrating disparate
datatypes to allow new insights. For example, one specific goal of
functional genomics is to predict regulatory elements across cells, tissues,
individuals and populations. Tools are needed to easily help gather raw and
create processed files and visualize the results of further analysis, such
as a web-browser display of chromatin state maps, to extend the availability
of such data to many more groups. In this Workshop, we will hear from
speakers describing current solutions to data visualization and re-use in
several genomics communities, as well as discuss as a group the paths to
nurture a sustainable set of such tools. Our discussion is intended to
include improving, standardizing and maintaining inputs (data and metadata),
as well as creating, enhancing and supporting tools for mining such data.
Program
January 11, 2022 (Tuesday)
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Organizers |
James E. Koltes, Iowa State University
Christopher K. Tuggle, Iowa State University |
Venue |
Room: Palm 1-2, Town and Country Resourt, San Diego, CA |
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01:30 PM | Introductory Remarks |
01:35 PM | SCREEN: Web-Based Tools for User Access to a Registry of Regulatory Elements in Human and Mouse by the ENCODE Consortium Presenting Author: Zhiping Weng |
02:00 PM | The AgBioData Research Coordination Network: Ensuring FAIR Agricultural Data through Community Based Standards |
02:30 PM | The FAANG Data Portal: Current and Future Perspectives Presenting Author: Peter W Harrison |
02:30 PM | The Reuse of Public Datasets in the Life Sciences: Potential Risks and Rewards from a Student’s Perspective Presenting Author: Alenka Hafner |
03:00 PM | FAANGmine Presenting Author: Christine G. Elsik |
03:00 PM | Roundtable Discussion: What Is Next and How to Organize? Jim Koltes |
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