Proceedings of
THE FIRST
INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON
DRUG INTERACTION KNOWLEDGE REPRESENTATION (DIKR 2014)
THE SECOND
INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON
DEFINITIONS IN ONTOLOGIES (IWOOD 2014)
THE WORKSHOP ON
STARTING AN OBI-‐BASED BIOBANK ONTOLOGY (OBIB 2014)
Proceedings edited by
Richard D. Boyce Mathias Brochhausen
Philip E. Empey Melissa Haendel William R. Hogan
Daniel C. Malone Patrick Ray Alan Ruttenberg
Selja Seppälä Christian J. Stoeckert
Jie Zheng
The workshops were held in conjunction with the 5th International Conference on Biomedical Ontology (ICBO 2014)
Houston, TX, USA October 6-‐7, 2014
Preface
This volume collects the papers of three workshops held at the International Conference on Biomedical Ontologies (ICBO 2014) in Houston, TX. For more detailed information about the First
International Workshop on Drug Interaction Knowledge Management (DIKR 2014), the Second International Workshop on Definitions in Ontologies (IWOOD 2014) and the Workshop on Starting an OBI-‐Based Biobank Ontology please refer to the individual workshop prefaces.
The editors would like to thank the ICBO organizers, the members of all three scientific committees, the authors and, of course, the participants of the workshops. In addition, we would like to thank Mark Jensen for his advice regarding the creation of CEUR-‐WS submissions.
December 2014 The editors
TABLE OF CONTENTS
The First International Workshop on Drug Interaction Knowledge 1 Representation (DIKR 2014)
R. D. Boyce, M. Brochhausen, P. E. Empey, W. R. Hogan, D. C. Malone
Redesign of a clinical decision support system for a drug – drug 3 interaction alert
D. Luna, C. Otero, F. G. Bernaldo de Quiros
Towards a foundational representation of potential drug -‐ drug 16 interaction knowledge
M. Brochhausen, J. Schneider, D. C. Malone, P. E. Empey, W. R. Hogan, R. D. Boyce
The Second International Workshop on Definitions in Ontologies 32 (IWOOD 2014)
S. Seppälä, P. Ray, A. Ruttenberg
Textual and logical definitions in ontologies 35 S. Seppälä, Y. Schreiber, A. Ruttenberg
Defining ‘sign’ and ‘symptom’ 42
A. P. Cox, P. L. Ray, M. Jensen, A. D. Diehl
An alternative terminology for pain assessment 49 W. Ceusters
The Workshop on Starting an OBI-‐based Biobank Ontology (OBIB 2014) 55 M. Brochhausen, M. Haendel, C. J. Stoeckert, J. Zheng
Penn Medicine Biobank Informatics 57
H. Williams, D. Birtwell
Towards a Common Semantic Representation of Informed Consent for 61 Biobank Specimens
F. J. Manion, Y. He, E. Eisenhauer, Y. Lin, A. Karnovsky, M. R. Harris
A Specimen-‐based View of the World -‐ Using the Biological 64 Collections Ontology to Model Biodiversity Collections
R. Walls, R. Guralnick, J. Deck, A. Matsunaga