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Tuesday, December 5

  
TimeLocationTopicsParticipantsResources

9:00 AM - 11:00 AM

4-W-034
EVS Status and Future Direction

Discuss EVS current state, trends, and future directions

  • Larry to give brief overview of EVS infrastructure, resources, and services.
  • Review overall technical workflow and architecture.
  • Group discussion of future possible directions and priorities.
Broad cross-EVS participation

EVS Project Architecture

(so far only LexEVS)

11:00 AM - 12:00 PM

4-W-034
EVS Technical Infrastructure, Issues, and Options

Flesh out architecture and workflow diagrams, identify key areas of discussion

  • Review overall architecture and expand/update
  • Identify areas where current infrastructure is changing or problematic

Primarily EVS technical team members

(several have conflicting clinical trials meeting)

EVS Project Architecture
Noon - 1:00 PM Lunch  

1:00 PM - 2:00 PM

5-W-032
User Group Discussion - caDSR

User Teams to share how they are using EVS and  discuss requirements/priorities for the future.

  • APIs: Java, REST (CTS2 or 3-store), SPARQL, FTP
  • Backwards compatibility of server/client/data releases
  • Incl: Java/jar file issues and future
  • Incl: New terminology server API/content/other needs.
caDSR contact - Denise, Philippa, developersProposed Biomarker Terminology Sets_2017-12-05.pptx

2:00 PM - 3:00 PM

5-W-032
User Group Discussion - FDA and CDISC

User Teams to share how they are using EVS and  discuss requirements/priorities for the future.

  • APIs: Java, REST (CTS2 or 3-store), SPARQL, FTP
  • Backwards compatibility of server/client/data releases
  • Incl: Java/jar file issues and future
  • Incl: New terminology server API/content/other needs.

Editors

Liz, Erin, Brenda

 

3:00 PM - 4:00 PM

 

5-W-032
User Group Discussion - CTRP / CTS-API

User Teams to share how they are using EVS and  discuss requirements/priorities for the future.

  • APIs: Java, REST (CTS2 or 3-store), SPARQL, FTP
  • Backwards compatibility of server/client/data releases
  • Incl: Java/jar file issues and future
  • Incl: New terminology server API/content/other needs.
CTRP / CTS-API - managers,  developers, Tiger team (Gisele, Samantha, David, Brian, Peter, Tracy, Jason, others) 
  

Wednesday, December 6

  
TimeLocationTopics Resources
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM3-W-030
EVS Architecture

Discuss Potential of using a variety of architectures

Proposed topics for discussion:

  • Micro services
    • Considerations:
      • Determine how to synchronize data on the back-end. LexEVS DB and Triple Store need to be in sync when NCIt information (such as value sets) changes. 
      • Determine the potential of a loader that relies on SPARQL queries (after SPARQL query load, kick off LexEVS loader)
  • LexEVS integration with EVS Triple Store
    • Considerations:
      • Determine use of triple store calls in parallel with LexEVS DB
      • Determine performance improvements over LexEVS DB
      • Determine what calls could be made to the triple store instead of LexEVS.
      • Determine use of Stardog built in graph database.
      • Determine performance considerations for hierarchy traversal for graph resolution.
  • Future implementation considerations

Gilberto Fragoso

Kim Ong

Tracy Safran

Rob Wynne

Larry Wright

Margaret Haber

Sherri De Coronado

Bron Kisler

Systems team

John Cambell /Ruth Monterio users of the SQARL

MicroServiceProp.pptx

TripleStore.pptx

10:00 AM - 12:00 PM

10:00-10:30

3-W-030

11:00-12:30

TE-420

(Can't fill gap 10:30-11:00)

EVS Architecture - Technical Discussion with Systems team

Discuss technical aspects of potentially using a variety of architectures

Proposed topics for discussion:

  • Micro services
    • Considerations:
      • Embedded Tomcat implementations
      • Alternative web service platforms
      • Container/Port clashes
  • LexEVS integration with EVS Triple Store
    • Considerations:
      • SPARQL clients
      • Docker options
  • Future implementation considerations
    • Java
    • Python
    • Node.js/javascript
    • Others?

Systems team

 
Noon - 1:00 PM Lunch  

1:00 PM - 2:00 PM

3-W-030
EVS Project Group Discussion (During regular call-in time)

Proposed topics for discussion:

  • (High Level Overview) Discuss direct calls to NCIt for value sets
    • Performance
    • Workflow
    • API Implications
  • Discuss Mappings and cross-walking coding schemes

  •   SwissProt, ICD-0-3, and MED-RT as the successor of NDRFT
    • Associations from/to
    • Cross walking coding schemes
    • Loader considerations for Mesh, RxNorm

Kim Ong

Tracy Safran

Rob Wynne

Editor's Representative/Margaret Haber

Larry Wright

Sherri De Coronado

Gilberto Fragoso

Proposed Biomarker Terminology Sets_2017-12-05.pptx
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM3-W-030
NCI Systems Discussions

Proposed topics for discussion:

  • Discuss CI and Docker Status/Roadmap
    • Discuss the current status of the Docker scripts used to build/test LexEVS components.
      • Discuss the current NCI Docker images used in LexEVS tests.
    • Discuss NCI's current status and future plans to use Docker.
  • Discuss Tech Stack Upgrades
    • Discuss DB upgrade: MySQL 5.6 vs. MariaDB
    • Discuss migrating from Anthill Pro to Jenkins

Jacob and Systems team

Gilberto Fragoso

Rob Wynne

Tracy Safran

Kim Ong

Larry Wright

Margaret Haber

Sherri De Coronado

Q/A (Sana)
 

3:00 PM - 4:00 PM

(added meeting)

3-W-030
User Group Discussion - caDSR 

Continued discussion of current API

  • APIs: Java, REST (CTS2 or 3-store), SPARQL

caDSR - Philippa

 

,

Vikram, Natalia, Rui

EVS REST API

CTS2 REST API

  

Thursday, December 7

  
TimeLocationTopics Resources
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM

1-E-030

(9:00-11:00)

(gap 11-12)

API Services

Proposed topics for discussion:

  • Overview of EVS REST API and future direction
    • Discuss what exists today.
    • Discuss future plans.
  • Overview of LexEVS provided API services and future direction
    • LexEVS API
    • LexEVS Remote API
    • LexEVS REST API (CTS2-based)
  • Discuss a new REST service
    • Discuss user requirements for a new REST API
      • Document the gaps from CTS2 REST API and user requirements.
      • Explore how simple searches and searches with an identifier and how this could replace most of the remote API.
    • Consider a new REST API to supplement CTS2 REST Services
      • Propose examination of current CTS2 REST API
      • Capture what doesn't work for the end users.
      • Review gap between Remote API and REST services.
    • Discuss surfacing terminology history in a REST service (NCIt and ULMS)
      • Determine what history information is required by the user to be returned.
        • Discuss surfacing history of value sets in a REST service
      • Discuss if this fits into LexEVS or is part of a new REST API

Kim Ong

Tracy Safran

Rob Wynne

End users such as CTRP, others

Larry Wright

Margaret Haber

Sherri De Coronado

Gilberto Fragoso

DiffCTS2_LexEVS.pptx
Noon - 1:00 PM3-W-030Lunch  
1:00 PM - 3:00 PM5-E-030
Prioritization and debrief

Determine strategic direction and priorities

Kim Ong

Tracy Safran

Rob Wynne

Larry Wright

Margaret Haber

Sherri De Coronado

Gilberto Fragoso


 

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