Within SOPHIS Project No.2 „Ontology-based knowledge engineering technologies suitable for web environment” Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science (IMCS) has developed the CCUH data ontology which describes the episodes of inpatient and outpatient treatment in the hospital. Ontology will be used in the implementation of ad hoc query language designed for the needs of physicians of CCUH.

The CCUH data ontology which describes the episodes of inpatient and outpatient treatment in the hospital.

February 20, 2015 the results of SOPHIS Project No.2 „Ontology-based knowledge engineering technologies suitable for web environment” have been presented in the computer science and information technology section of 73^rd Scientific Conference of University of Latvia.

• I. Odītis, J. Bičevskis – Runtime Verification
• R. Bundulis, G. Arnicāns – Use of virtualization in development of high resolution display wall

February 13, 2015 the results of SOPHIS Project No.2 „Ontology-based knowledge engineering technologies suitable for web environment” have been presented in the computer science and information technology section of 73^rd Scientific Conference of University of Latvia.

• Jānis Bārzdiņš, M. Grasmanis, M. Opmanis, E. Rencis, A. Šostaks, Juris Bārzdiņš – Ontology-based ad hoc query language and its implementation: hospital’s case
• K. Čerāns, G. Bārzdiņš, G. Būmans, J. Ovčiņņikova, A. Romāne, M. Zviedris – Semantic databeses: opportunities and challanges.

February 12, 2015 the results of SOPHIS Project No.2 „Ontology-based knowledge engineering technologies suitable for web environment” have been presented in the computer linguistics section of 73^rd Scientific Conference of University of Latvia.

• P. Paikens – Possibilities of usage of computerized lexical resources
• D. Goško, G. Bārzdiņš – Application of rule-based classification in the language processing

Within SOPHIS Project No.2 „Ontology-based knowledge engineering technologies suitable for web environment” Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science (IMCS) has used the prototype of the developed ad hoc query language and tool in the Children’s Clinical University Hospital’s (CCUH) Anesthesiology and Intensive Care Clinic for the data analysis and report preparation. The first results showed that professionals with no more experience in data processing technologies than using spreadsheet tables themselves could formulate appropriate queries. At the same time the experiments showed the existing problems in the query language implementations.

December 12, 2014 the Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science (IMCS) leading researcher Dr.sc.comp. Agris Šostaks met with Nora Kaufmane – head of Department of Medical Statistics and E-health in Children’s Clinical University Hospital (CCUH) in order to discuss the possibilities of approbation of ontology-based ad hoc query language which is being developed within SOPHIS Project No.2 „Ontology-based knowledge engineering technologies suitable for web environment”.

Results of the meeting are agreement on the CCUH data ontology development and approbation of query language together with physicians on the real data of CCUH.