From: Pierre-Alain B. <pie...@is...> - 2005-09-13 13:57:13
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Hi Chris (and all psidev members) The MS group has decided to talk about the MCP-MIAPE docs at the next phone call. I had prepared a set of mapping documents between MIAPE MS, MSI and MCP guidelines draft July 14th. For those interested in commenting on the mapping and on the content, it's been decided that I send them the documents and will collect the comments. So if I get emails I send the docs... Cheers, Pierre-Alain Chris Taylor wrote: > Hi all. I'll try to make this call if I can; regardless though I > wonder if a small addition to the agenda might be desirable, namely to > mention the 'reponse' (or whatever) to MCP? I'm assuming that as owner > of the MIAPE: MSI document, Pierre-Alain will have a hand in this > along with Sean and others with an interest? It may be in order to > actually draw up a list of drafters who can do the point-by-point > offline. > > To do my bit I will later today post the MIAPE: MS document as a final > version, but with any sniff of informatics removed (i.e. profile to > peak list), with a view to putting it into the MSI module, to better > align that document with the MCP proposal. MIAPE: MS has been sitting > around for some time now though, and so I think it is only fair to the > contribtors to that document that they see something come from it. > > We should have by early next year MIAPE modules for gels and gel > informatics, and should be moving forwards with general separations > (everything that is not a 'classical' 1 or 2D gel) and study design. > I'd like to see something equivalent for mass spec informatics sooner > rather than later, whether 'owned' by MCP or us or whatever gets it > done quickest (this is also something for the call). I'd also > underline as several people restated in Geneva, that what might come > under the MIAPE banner shouldn't include prescriptive methods for > doing the work, just for reporting it. > > Cheers, Chris. > > > Randy Julian wrote: > >> The PSI-MS working group would like to organize a weekly (or >> bi-weekly) teleconference to further the development of both the >> mzData format as well as push forward on the results interchange >> format proposed at Geneva as 'analysisXML'. >> >> We are new to this type of interaction, but it works well in other >> standards organization and seems like a good way to allow wide >> participation and create a transparent process for establishing >> standards. >> >> The first teleconference was discussed at the Geneva meeting and >> despite the late notice, we would like to have a 60 minute call >> tomorrow (13 Sept) at 11:00 EST. >> >> The first call is organized by Genologics so if you would like to >> attend, please e-mail Kent Laursen (ken...@ge...) for >> the dialing instructions. >> >> We are planning to have these calls every two weeks, so if you miss >> this one (due to the late notice...), we are planning another for >> Sept 27. >> >> For the first call, I would propose the following agenda: >> >> 1. Discuss our statement of mission >> 2. Explicitly declare our deliverables >> 3. Discuss the use of the documentation of the Global Grid Forum as a >> possible template for PSI-MS >> 4. Discuss the extension mechanism in analysisXML (see attached .tgz >> file with the schema) >> - what's the right balance between cvParam and sub-schema >> 5. Setting the next few calls agenda >> >> We will take notes at this call and post them to this list. >> >> Please contact me (rkj...@in...) with questions, and Kent >> (ken...@ge...) for dialing instructions. >> >> Thanks, >> Randy Julian for the PSI-MS group > > -- -- Dr. Pierre-Alain Binz Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics Proteome Informatics Group 1, Rue Michel Servet CH-1211 Geneve 4 Switzerland - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Tel: +41-22-379 50 50 Fax: +41-22-379 58 58 Pie...@is... http://www.expasy.org/people/Pierre-Alain.Binz.html |