17 th October 2005CCP4 Database Meeting York University Database Requirements for CCP4 Projects Monday 17 th October 2005 Abstract Gather information on.

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17 th October 2005CCP4 Database Meeting York University Database Requirements for CCP4 Projects Monday 17 th October 2005 Abstract 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 i.e. what are the database requirements for CCP4?

17 th October 2005CCP4 Database Meeting York University Issues to be considered: what are the data being stored? what are the needs for data models? consideration of possible database technologies This meeting will not resolve these issues – it is a starting point for discussion and to decide steps needed to progress

17 th October 2005CCP4 Database Meeting York University Questions: What sort of "database(s)" do you want/need/use now in your project e.g. databases of structures, ligands etc. Do you want to be able to track operations that the user might perform (and if so at what level)? (Tracking means keeping a record of what has been done in order to visualise, backtrack, restart etc.) Do you want to store crystallographic data in it? Do you want to retrieve crystallographic data from other applications from it? What data in particular? Are there any technical issues, e.g. preferred languages for APIs? What do we already have that we can use now?

17 th October 2005CCP4 Database Meeting York University DL DB Meeting: PIMS, ISPyB, e-HTPX, CCP4/BIOXHIT 13 th October Examined scope and interfaces/overlaps/data exchange issues between these projects: PIMS: expression/crystallisation ISPyB: beamline/data collection CCP4/BIOXHIT: post data collection e-HTPX: glue to hold these together

17 th October 2005CCP4 Database Meeting York University Interface between PIMS & ISPyB ongoing issue to be resolved within e-HTPX ISPyB “wraps” DNA on beamlines stops after storing screening results & images ESRF may wish to extend this in future GW using prototype CCP4 db for data processing implementation on beamlines is political issue action to look at this pipeline between ISPyB/DNA & CCP4 db in home lab is a gap Location of databases also an issue e.g. ISPyB at the home lab, CCP4 db on beamlines requirement to export/import data to move around

17 th October 2005CCP4 Database Meeting York University Expression/ Crystallisation Diffraction expt Deposition Structure determination University Lab Synchrotron Protein Production Facility Collaborating Lab Crystals Diffrn data Data wwPDB MR models Crystallisation Request Deposition PIMSISPyBCCP4 PIMS ISPyB CCP4

17 th October 2005CCP4 Database Meeting York University TimeTalkSpeaker 10:20Welcome and introduction 10:30Data modelling: some lessons from experience plus discussionChris Morris 11:30CCP4(i)/Bioxhit Database ProjectPeter Briggs 12:00Lunch 13:00CCP4 AutomationCharles Ballard 13:30e-HTPXGraeme Winter 14:00York Refmac/Molrep pipelineGarib Murshudov 14:30CRANKSteven Ness 15:00Coffee break 15:30CCP4iPeter Briggs 15:40CCP4mgLiz Potterton 15:50CootPaul Emsley 16:00 Discussion: contents of DB for automation of structure solution using existing knowledge and information Chaired by Garib Murshudov 17:00Close