Introduction
Biomedical ontologies and controlled terminologies provide structured domain knowledge to a variety of health information systems. The rich thesaurus with concepts linked by semantic relationships has been widely used in natural language processing, data mining, machine learning, semantic annotation, and automated reasoning. The dramatically increasing amount of health-related data poses unprecedented opportunities for mining previously unknown knowledge with semantics-powered data analytics methods. However, due to the heterogeneity of different data sources, it is a challenging problem to leverage multiple sources to solve real-world problems, such as designing cost-effective treatment plan for patients, designing generalizable clinical trials, drug repurposing, and clinical phenotyping. The goal of this workshop is to bring people in the field of knowledge representation, knowledge management, and health data analytics to discuss innovative semantic methods, applications, and data analytics to address problems in healthcare, biomedicine, public health, and clinical research with biomedical, clinical, behavioral, and social web data.
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Submission Topics
Topics of interest include but not limited to:
- Ontologies and Controlled Terminologies
- Ontology development and enrichment
- Quality assurance of ontologies and controlled terminologies
- Semantic harmonization and ontology alignment
- Knowledge representation and reasoning
- Semantics-based Data Analytics
- Ontology-based literature mining
- Ontology-based analysis on biomedical, clinical, or social web data
- Named entity recognition and relation extraction on biomedical, clinical, or social web data
- Data mining or machine learning on biomedical, clinical or social web data
- Semantic annotation on biomedical, clinical or social web data
- Data Integration
- Linked open data
- Novel approaches for data integration of heterogenous data sources
- Large scale data integration
- Application
- Novel tools and ontologies for data interpretation and visualization
- Drug repurposing using semantic web technologies
- Clinical trial generalizability assessment using semantic web technologies
- Algorithmic phenotyping and cohort identification using ontologies
- Improving the literacy of health information consumers
Guidlines
Please submit a full-length paper (up to 8 page IEEE 2-column format) through the online submission system. Electronic submissions (in PDF or Postscript format) are required. Selected participants will be asked to submit their revised papers in a format to be specified at the time of acceptance.
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Important Date
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Dec 15
2016
Conference Date
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Oct 15 2016
Draft paper submission deadline
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Nov 10 2016
Draft Paper Acceptance Notification
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Nov 20 2016
Final Paper Deadline
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Dec 15 2016
Registration deadline
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