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Applying data standards to the harmonization of COVID-19 datasets from different sources

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z20ZOrtQ7Cs

This video describes how public health genomics has played a key role in international responses to the COVID-19 pandemic, and how data standards are being used to harmonize data across jurisdictions for Canadian COVID-19 surveillance and outbreak investigations.

The video is aimed at anyone interested in data standardization and/or the ontology approach (i.e. public, end users). No prerequisite knowledge is required, but viewers may also find our previous videos useful.

This video is part of the CINECA online training series, where you can learn about concepts and tools relevant to federated analysis of cohort data.

Scientific topics: Data integration and warehousing

Keywords: Data integration, Standards, Standardised vocabulary, data harmonization, Ontologies

Resource type: Video

Target audience: Anyone interested in data standardization and/or the ontology approach (i.e. public, end users).

Difficulty level: Beginner

Licence: Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-Share-Alike 4.0

Authors: Emma Griffiths

External resources:

CanCOGeN

Public Health Alliance for Genomic Epidemiology

OBO Foundry Link to FAIRsharing

Applying data standards to the harmonization of COVID-19 datasets from different sources https://tess.elixir-europe.org/materials/applying-data-standards-to-the-harmonization-of-covid-19-datasets-from-different-sources This video describes how public health genomics has played a key role in international responses to the COVID-19 pandemic, and how data standards are being used to harmonize data across jurisdictions for Canadian COVID-19 surveillance and outbreak investigations. Data integration and warehousing Data integration, Standards, Standardised vocabulary, data harmonization, Ontologies Anyone interested in data standardization and/or the ontology approach (i.e. public, end users).