Monday 17th October 2005
York University Biology Building Room M049 (the room can accommodate a maximum of
15 people)
This one-day meeting is a first attempt to gather information on the current and future needs and concerns of CCP4-related projects with regard to data management and the use of databases within CCP4 for structure determination.
Issues to be considered will include:
The meeting doesn't aim to resolve these issues but to provide a forum for discussing them. Future meetings will be required to move forward in each of these areas.
Representatives from each of the interested CCP4 and CCP4-related projects are invited to give 20-25 minute presentations on their projects and the data management issues therein i.e. to answer the question "what does this project need a database to do?". More specifically the talk for each project should address the following points:
The projects considered as part of this meeting are listed below, along with their primary contacts):
The primary contacts should each nominate one of their group to speak.
Time | Talk | Speaker |
---|---|---|
10:20 | Welcome and introduction | |
10:30 | Data modelling: some lessons from experience plus discussion | Chris Morris |
11:30 | CCP4(i)/Bioxhit Database Project | Peter Briggs |
12:00 | Lunch | |
13:00 | CCP4 Automation | Charles Ballard |
13:30 | e-HTPX | Graeme Winter |
14:00 | York Refmac/Molrep pipeline | Garib Murshudov |
14:30 | CRANK | Steven Ness |
15:00 | Coffee break | |
15:30 | CCP4i | Peter Briggs |
15:40 | CCP4mg | Liz Potterton |
15:50 | Coot | Paul Emsley |
16:00 | Discussion: contents of DB for automation of structure solution using existing knowledge and information | Chaired by Garib Murshudov |
17:00 | Close |
Travel and accommodation costs for the meeting will be met by CCP4 funding.
Peter Briggs/Garib Murshudov