"I love Genomic Epidemiology Ontology – Working together to develop a more comprehensive controlled vocabulary for infectious disease surveillance and outbreak investigations"

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Genomic Epidemiology OntologyWorking together to develop a more comprehensive controlled vocabulary for infectious disease surveillance and outbreak investigations HomeFAQConsortiumGenEpiO ConsortiumParticipationLeadership Working GroupEditorial Working GroupTechnical Working GroupConfidentialityOntologyGenEpiO DomainsOntology BriefOBO FoundryGenEpiO DesignToolsGenomic Epidemiology Entity Mart (GEEM)GEEM User GuideGEEM SpecificationsGEEM Technical DocsLexMaprLexMapr documentationSetting upExamplesCommand-line interfaceTroubleshootingOntoTrek viewerBlogGet InvolvedMembershipContact Us HomeFAQConsortiumGenEpiO ConsortiumParticipationLeadership Working GroupEditorial Working GroupTechnical Working GroupConfidentialityOntologyGenEpiO DomainsOntology BriefOBO FoundryGenEpiO DesignToolsGenomic Epidemiology Entity Mart (GEEM)GEEM User GuideGEEM SpecificationsGEEM Technical DocsLexMaprLexMapr documentationSetting upExamplesCommand-line interfaceTroubleshootingOntoTrek viewerBlogGet InvolvedMembershipContact Us Home The Genomic Epidemiology Ontology (GenEpiO) project aims to develop a more comprehensive controlled vocabulary for infectious disease surveillance and outbreak investigations. Recognizing that GenEpiO encompasses many domains, we have formed a GenEpiO consortium for enhancing its content via interested parties that need particular domain terminology. The consortium currently involves over 70 researchers from 15 countries – if you are interested in this, you are encouraged to get involved.  The ontology files themselves are hosted at https://github.com/genepio/genepio.  The FAQ explains how to view and/or request ontology terms. You can also view an introductory slideshow.We would like to acknowledge the support of the following agencies for enabling the design and development of GenEpiO. Recent PostsFoodOn inaugural paper published in Nature Partner Journals Science of FoodFoodOn resource part of nutritional studies ontologyJust published: our article on contextual data for improved food safety and surveillanceFoodOn is at the SeedsAndChips.com conference!March 9, 2017: The FoodOn ontology alpha is launched! Contact Us © 2022 Genomic Epidemiology OntologyTheme by Anders Noren — Up ↑