Re: [Obi-coord] [Obi-devel] Agenda for tomorrow OBI call

[James M. <ma...@eb...>]

Hi Chris,

I'm not sure what we can offer this end, but any letters of support etc. 
will be readily forthcoming. We use OBI here so are active consumers and 
we have started using it in our RDF representations of Gene Expression 
Atlas too. Please let me know if you need more from me; I presume the 
project descriptions people were sending were going to be actively 
involved as part of the grant. We're happy to be involved in some way.

Regarding the views that have been mentioned, we have a grant with NCBO 
starting this month which has a component to produce views for curation 
(actually more than just views, but views is a subset of our 
objectives). The implementation will start in November. OBI will form a 
component of the views along with several others. I know I mentioned 
this at the grant meeting in Buffalo but I wanted to mention this again 
as we have resources to do this work so we can support most of OBI's 
needs I'd imagine. If this is of interest to the group we'd be happy to 
include something on this in some form.

Cheers,

James



On 14/08/2011 18:59, Chris Stoeckert wrote:
> We'll focus on going over the submissions for the grant (due today) and how to decide what will make the strongest proposal.
> Any other items?
>
> Thanks
> Chris
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