Creating an Interoperability Data Infrastructure for Research on the Aging Lifecourse
为老龄化生命历程研究创建互操作性数据基础设施
基本信息
- 批准号:10286843
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 19.42万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2021
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2021-09-01 至 2023-08-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:AddressAdoptionAgingAlzheimer&aposs DiseaseAlzheimer&aposs disease related dementiaArchivesAreaBasic ScienceBehavioral ResearchBibliographyCOVID-19ClinicalClinical ResearchCognitionCollectionCommon Data ElementCommunitiesComputer softwareConeDataData AnalysesData CollectionData FilesData SetDisciplineDiseaseEducational workshopExtensible Markup LanguageFloodsFoundationsGeographyGerontologyGoalsGrowthHealthHealth PromotionHealth behaviorIndividualInfrastructureInterdisciplinary StudyInternetLightLongitudinal StudiesMeasuresMetadataModelingNeighborhoodsOutcomePaperPersonal ComputersPhaseProcessPublic HealthQuality of lifeReproducibilityResearchResearch InfrastructureResearch PersonnelResourcesRiskScienceServicesStandardizationStructureTechnologyTrainingUnited States National Institutes of HealthWisconsinWorkbasebehavioral/social sciencecomorbiditycomputerizeddata interoperabilitydata managementdata portaldata resourcedata sharingdigitalimprovedinnovationinteroperabilitynovel strategiesoutreachpopulation healthrelational databaserepositorysocial determinantssocial mediasocial science researchsymposiumtherapy developmenttoolweb sitewebinar
项目摘要
Abstract:
Digital data that lacks a coherent, stable, discoverable, and reproducible structure is irrelevant to the research
process. Improperly or inadequately documented data files represent meaningless numbers, valueless and,
ultimately, discardable. One of the significant advances over the past 20 years has been the increased use of
descriptive metadata, facilitating the use and value of these data, offering greater discoverability and
preliminary exploration. These changes have been part of an evolving process over the past 50 years, roughly
categorized into four phases 1) The tabular paper phase, 2) The tape and mainframe phase, 3) The CD and
personal computer phase, and 4) The internet distribution phase. This application argues that the broad
adoption of best practices for data management, data sharing, and team science remain stalled in Phase 4.
The phenomenal growth in data resources has made access to individual research data on aging simpler than
ever before. Unfortunately, effective data sharing, even in light of the increased access provided by the
Internet, cannot be fully realized without detailed metadata linkages that describe classes of data that share
related concepts, constructs, and variables across multiple data waves or multiple related studies. This fifth
phase, the interoperability phase, represents the next essential transition to support aging research for
multidisciplinary team science. This application's specific goals will advance data interoperability in emerging
scientific areas, facilitating team science and multidisciplinary research. By organizing independent but related
data collections into a uniform structure, this application's outcomes will accelerate aging research beyond
what is achievable using existing collections that treat independent data collections as unique objects. 1)
Identify- The universe of aging data needs to be formally cataloged and structured at the metadata level. This
process includes variable level information and concepts using a "Common Data Elements" (CDE) approach to
create cross-domain XML/DDI templates to unify longitudinal studies across waves. 2) Integrate- Relate these
independent longitudinal studies to each other across health thematics, including Alzheimer's disease and
related dementias (ADRD), cognitions, risks associated with complications associated with COVID 19, and
broader health conditions. 3) Operationalize – Make the data resources and analysis tools available to the
research community and provide ongoing support and training for the interoperability portal. A DDI based
Cross-Domain Integration (CDI) framework will maintain the integrated data collections, integrate the support
services, bibliographic tracking, and social media outreach. The project will provide training and educational
services through conference presentations, workshops, and online webinars.
摘要:
缺乏连贯、稳定、可重复和可复制结构的数字数据与研究无关
过程记录不当或不充分的数据文件代表无意义的数字,
最后,是可接受的。过去20年来的重大进展之一是,
描述性元数据,促进这些数据的使用和价值,提供更大的可解释性,
初步探索。这些变化是过去50年来不断演变的过程的一部分,
分为四个阶段:1)表格纸阶段,2)磁带和大型机阶段,3)CD和
个人电脑阶段; 4)互联网分发阶段。本申请认为,
数据管理、数据共享和团队科学的最佳实践的采用在第四阶段仍然停滞不前。
数据资源的惊人增长使得访问有关衰老的个人研究数据比
从未有过不幸的是,有效的数据共享,即使是在增加访问提供的
如果没有详细的元数据链接来描述共享的数据类别,
跨多个数据波或多个相关研究的相关概念、结构和变量。该第五
阶段,互操作性阶段,代表了下一个重要的过渡,以支持老龄化研究,
多学科团队科学该应用程序的具体目标将推进新兴领域的数据互操作性
科学领域,促进团队科学和多学科研究。通过组织独立但相关的
数据收集到一个统一的结构,这一应用的成果将加速老龄化研究超越
使用将独立数据集合视为唯一对象的现有集合可以实现什么。第一章
识别-老化数据的范围需要在元数据级别进行正式编目和结构化。这
过程包括可变级别的信息和概念,使用“通用数据元素”(CDE)方法,
创建跨域XML/DDI模板,以统一跨波的纵向研究。2)整合-关联这些
独立的纵向研究,以相互跨越健康主题,包括阿尔茨海默病,
相关痴呆(ADRD)、认知、与COVID 19相关并发症相关的风险,以及
更广泛的健康状况。3)操作化-使数据资源和分析工具可供
研究社区,并为互操作性门户提供持续的支持和培训。基于DDI的
跨域集成(CDI)框架将维护集成的数据集合,集成支持
服务、书目跟踪和社交媒体推广。该项目将提供培训和教育
通过会议演示、研讨会和在线研讨会提供服务。
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