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The financial support of the European Commission is gratefully acknowledged. Material in this presentation reflects only the author’s views and the Commission is not liable for any use that may be made of the information Siegfried Benkner Institute of Scientific Computing University of Vienna, Austria for the Aneurist Consortium www.aneurist.org October 5, 2007

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The financial support of the European Commission is gratefully acknowledged. Material in this presentation reflects only the author’s views and the Commission is not liable for any use that may be made of the information contained herein.

Siegfried BenknerInstitute of Scientific Computing

University of Vienna, Austria

for the Aneurist Consortium

www.aneurist.org

October 5, 2007

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EU Project @neurIST (2006-2009) IST-2004-027703

Development of a generic IT infrastructure for the management and processing of heterogeneous data associated with the diagnosis and treatment of cerebral aneurysms and subarachnoid haemorrhage.

Integrated Application Suites@neuRisk - personalised risk assessment

@neuEndo – virtual endovascular treatment planning & stent design

@neuLink - linking genetics to disease

@neuFuse - modeling, simulation & visualization of multimodal data

@neurIST service-oriented Grid infrastructure on-demand simulation and analysis services (semantic) data-integration services

handling multi-scale, multi-modal information at distributed sites.

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Integrative Application Suites

Gen data

Personal data

Imaging data

@neuLink

@neuRisk

@neuFuse Genetic riskdatabases

@neuEndo

Epidemiologyknowledge

Patient

Pharma treatment

Modelling, simulationand analysis services

Modelling, simulationand analysis services

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@neurIST Grid Infrastructure

Storage Resources

BioISFilesDatabase

s

Compute Resources

AnalysisSimulatio

nModeling

Basic @neurIST Grid Layer (GEMSS2 / InnerGrid)

OGSA-DAIGDMSData TransferJob Execution

@neuInfo Services@neuCompute Services

@neurIST Client API

@neuFuseMultimodal

data processing&fusi

on

@neuEndoVirtual

endovascular treatment planning

@neuLinkLinking

genetics to disease

@neuRiskIntegrative rupture risk assesment

@neurIST Controller

Application Layer

Resource Layer

Middleware

Layer

Grid Middleware: GEMSS2, InnerGrid; Standard Web Services (WS-I) Data Integration: OGSA-DAI – WS-DAI; DQP; SQL Semantics: OWL, SPARQL

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Data Integration

ApproachSemantic Data MediationFederation of ServicesCRIM, OntologySecurity, Pseudonymization, …

Hospital information systems Sheffield, Geneva, Rotterdam,… EHR, PACS, …

Public databases Genetic: EBI,NCBI Literature: Medline, etc.

Product design databases COTS stents, coils, etc.

ApplicationsUsers

PACS

PUBMED

PACS

Data Service

OGSA/DAI

GDMS

Data Service

OGSA/DAI

GDMS

Data Service

OGSA/DAI

GDMSPDD

EHR

EHR

EHR

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Clinical Reference Information Model (CRIM) Defines all information to be captured for a patient

clinical information (imaging, diagnostic and treatment data, …)

administrative information

research results produced (indicators)

Biomedical data infostructure Two different architectures (see next slide)

Research ContextTreatment context

Federated

Biomedical

Info

Structure

Data CapturingImaging dataPatient record

Application SuitesProcessing &

Analysis

Distributedqueries

Knowledgediscovery

DenormalizationRe-identification

NormalizationDe-identification

Information

aquisition &

structuring

Information

access, analysis

& enrichment

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Sheffield(ANO) anoDB

XML/DICOM filesFiles

WS with SQL query

XML

WS with SQL queryXML

Hospital Intranet

Data formsEHR

PACS

IDDB

PACS EHR

Acquisition tool

IDDB

Private @neuInfoService

Public @neuInfoService

FIREWALL FIREWALL FIREWALL FIREWALL FIREWALL FIREWALL FIREWALL FIREWALL FIREWALL FIREWALL FIREWALL FIREWALL

FIREWALL FIREWALL FIREWALL FIREWALL FIREWALL FIREWALL FIREWAL

FIREWALL FIREWALL FIREWALL FIREWALL FIREWALL

Push mechanism

University network/DMZ

Public @neuInfoService

Inte

rnet

Data AcquisitionData StorageData Access

Hospital IntranetHospital DMZ

Logging

Filtering

Logging

Filtering

DICOM

DICOM

HL7SQL

DVDFTP

HTTP/XML

HTTP/XML

HTTP/XML

HTTP/XML

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@neurIST Ontology

Global conceptual schema of the disease

Conceptual spaceClinical Medicine

Molecular Biology

Epidemiology

Simulation

Disease

Risk factor

Incorporating “approved” existing ontologiesFMA - Foundational Model of Anatomy

GO - Gene Ontology

DOLCE as Upper Ontology

Concepts are mapped to Unified Medical Language System (UMLS)

OWL-DL

Lead partner: University of Freiburg

Classes

Relationship Types

Definitions UMLS Map

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GDMS

DASDASDAS

Semantic Data Integration

SchemaSchema Schema

VirtualSchema

Mapping

Data

Access

Services

Data

Mediation

Services

Ontology

OGSA-DAI

annotation

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Pseudonymisation Service

End-to-end security

Attribute-based access control (ABAC)

Certificate and Registration Authorities; Federated VO model

Security Token Service

Logging, Filtering Services

Auditing

Provenance

built on top of Web services security standards

@neurIST Security Architecture

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Contact

Project co-ordinator:Universitat Pompeu Fabra

Contact person:Dr.Alejandro FrangiTel: +34 93 542 14 51Fax: +34 93 542 25 17Email: [email protected]

WWW: http://www.aneurist.org