| | 103 | * Community level domain models appear to be necessary for full interoperability |
| | 104 | * One model to fit all seems unreasonable |
| | 105 | * But smaller, specific community efforts (i.e. glycoinformatics, phyloinformatics) seem trackable to create a shared "platform independent" semantic |
| | 106 | * Recommending such model building as a strategy for specific communities is a way forward. Perhaps OpenBio* can provide a central community mechanism to share information(?) perhaps based on a UML formalism with narratives (e.g. BioUML) with some code mappings onto various languages, in a standard manner. |
| | 107 | * This open space work group made a first baby step forward in bringing some related information (BioJava models, links for others) for future consideration |
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