Ontology Workshop

Balatonfüred, Lake Balaton 4–6 July 2004

Programme

Sunday 4 July 2004: Tutorials

9.30 Foundations of Ontology by Barry Smith (IFOMIS)

12.40 Lunch

2.00 Practical Ontology Building in Owl for BioMedicine by Alan Rector (UOM)

Evening: After-Dinner Talk by Cornelius Rosse: Anatomy Matters (University of Washington, Seattle)

Monday 5 July 2004

9.30 Alan Rector (UOM): Scale and Dualities - A Missing Pattern and a Conundrum for Biomedical Ontologies

10.10 Anand Kumar (IFOMIS): How ICD10, SNOMED-CT and GO Can Benefit from the FMA

10.50 Coffee

11.20 Thomas Bittner (IFOMIS): FMA and GALEN: A Critical Overview

12.00 Maureen Donnelly (IFOMIS): Parts and Holes: The Spatial Structure of the Human Body

12.40 Lunch

14.00 Working Session on ANATOMY AND STANDARDIZATION

(organized by Barry Smith and Stefan Schulz)

Gunnar Klein (KI): On CEN and Standardization

Alan Rector (UOM): Standardising Anatomy Ontologies

Jeremy Rogers (UOM): Foundational Anatomy Ontologies

Cornelius Rosse (University of Washington, Seattle): Principles for Representing Biological Structure

Stefan Schulz (UNIFR): Part and Whole in Anatomy: From Function to Topology

Barry Smith (IFOMIS): Anatomy and Time

Tuesday 6 July 2004

9.30 Stefano Borgo (CNR-ISTC: Laboratory of Applied Ontology): Classifying Medical Ontologies

10.10 Domenico Pisanelli (CNR-ISTC: Laboratory of Applied Ontology): A Core Ontology for Medicine

10.50 Coffee

11.20 Ingvar Johansson (IFOMIS): The Ontology of Temperature

12.00 György Surján (MEDINFO): What Can Ontology Do for Public Health?

12.40 Lunch

14.00 Seminar/Panel on ONTOLOGY AND NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING

(organized by Patrick Ruch (DIM))

Annika Flycht-Eriksson (LIU),

Catalina.Barbu (ITRI),

Dietrich Rebholz-Schuhmann (EBI)

15.30 Coffee

16.00 Seminar/Panel on APPLICATIONS OF ONTOLOGY (organized by Gyorgy Surjan)