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2020
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This report contains a concise description of the online repository of the SYNCHROS project (Deliverable 1.2). Intended readers and users of this document are project team members who are involved in the project work, for instance as authors of deliverables, WP-leaders, authors of web-articles, bloggers or anyone who is in charge of external communication and dissemination. The document contains the following information: Description of overall structure and content of the repository. Technical
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... characteristics of the repository construction. Details on how to use the data management site. An overview of the public repository.
Fostering population-based cohort data discovery: The Maelstrom Research cataloguing toolkit
2018
PLoS ONE
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The lack of accessible and structured documentation creates major barriers for investigators interested in understanding, properly interpreting and analyzing cohort data and biological samples. Providing the scientific community with open information is essential to optimize usage of these resources. A cataloguing toolkit is proposed by Maelstrom Research to answer these needs and support the creation of comprehensive and user-friendly studyand network-specific web-based metadata catalogues.
doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0200926
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Software Application Profile: Opal and Mica: open-source software solutions for epidemiological data management, harmonization and dissemination
2017
International Journal of Epidemiology
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Motivation: Improving the dissemination of information on existing epidemiological studies and facilitating the interoperability of study databases are essential to maximizing the use of resources and accelerating improvements in health. To address this, Maelstrom Research proposes Opal and Mica, two inter-operable open-source software packages providing out-of-the-box solutions for epidemiological data management, harmonization and dissemination. Implementation: Opal and Mica are two
doi:10.1093/ije/dyx180
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... but inter-operable web applications written in Java, JavaScript and PHP. They provide web services and modern user interfaces to access them. General features: Opal allows users to import, manage, annotate and harmonize study data. Mica is used to build searchable web portals disseminating study and variable metadata. When used conjointly, Mica users can securely query and retrieve summary statistics on geographically dispersed Opal servers in real-time. Integration with the DataSHIELD approach allows conducting more complex federated analyses involving statistical models. Availability: Opal and Mica are open-source and freely available at [www.obiba.org] under a General Public License (GPL) version 3, and the metadata models and taxonomies that accompany them are available under a Creative Commons licence.
Orchestrating privacy-protected big data analyses of data from different resources with R and DataSHIELD
2021
PLoS Computational Biology
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Author Contributions Conceptualization: Yannick Marcon, Juan R. González. ...
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Data harmonization and federated analysis of population-based studies: the BioSHaRE project
2013
Emerging Themes in Epidemiology
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Abstracts Background: Individual-level data pooling of large population-based studies across research centres in international research projects faces many hurdles. The BioSHaRE (Biobank Standardisation and Harmonisation for Research Excellence in the European Union) project aims to address these issues by building a collaborative group of investigators and developing tools for data harmonization, database integration and federated data analyses. Methods: Eight population-based studies in six
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... ropean countries were recruited to participate in the BioSHaRE project. Through workshops, teleconferences and electronic communications, participating investigators identified a set of 96 variables targeted for harmonization to answer research questions of interest. Using each study's questionnaires, standard operating procedures, and data dictionaries, harmonization potential was assessed. Whenever harmonization was deemed possible, processing algorithms were developed and implemented in an open-source software infrastructure to transform study-specific data into the target (i.e. harmonized) format. Harmonized datasets located on server in each research centres across Europe were interconnected through a federated database system to perform statistical analysis. Results: Retrospective harmonization led to the generation of common format variables for 73% of matches considered (96 targeted variables across 8 studies). Authenticated investigators can now perform complex statistical analyses of harmonized datasets stored on distributed servers without actually sharing individual-level data using the DataSHIELD method. Conclusion: New Internet-based networking technologies and database management systems are providing the means to support collaborative, multi-center research in an efficient and secure manner. The results from this pilot project show that, given a strong collaborative relationship between participating studies, it is possible to seamlessly co-analyse internationally harmonized research databases while allowing each study to retain full control over individual-level data. We encourage additional collaborative research networks in epidemiology, public health, and the social sciences to make use of the open source tools presented herein.
DataSHIELD: taking the analysis to the data, not the data to the analysis
2014
International Journal of Epidemiology
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Research in modern biomedicine and social science requires sample sizes so large that they can often only be achieved through a pooled co-analysis of data from several studies. But the pooling of information from individuals in a central database that may be queried by researchers raises important ethico-legal questions and can be controversial. In the UK this has been highlighted by recent debate and controversy relating to the UK's proposed 'care.data' initiative, and these issues reflect
doi:10.1093/ije/dyu188
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... rtant societal and professional concerns about privacy, confidentiality and intellectual property. DataSHIELD provides a novel technological solution that can circumvent some of the most basic challenges in facilitating the access of researchers and other healthcare professionals to individual-level data. Methods: Commands are sent from a central analysis computer (AC) to several data computers (DCs) storing the data to be co-analysed. The data sets are analysed simultaneously but in parallel. The separate parallelized analyses are linked by non-disclosive summary statistics and commands transmitted back and forth between the DCs and the AC. This paper describes the technical implementation of DataSHIELD using a modified R statistical environment linked to an Opal database deployed behind the computer firewall of each DC. Analysis is controlled through a standard R environment at the AC. Results: Based on this Opal/R implementation, DataSHIELD is currently used by the Healthy Obese Project and the Environmental Core Project (BioSHaRE-EU) for the federated analysis of 10 data sets across eight European countries, and this illustrates the opportunities and challenges presented by the DataSHIELD approach. Conclusions: DataSHIELD facilitates important research in settings where: (i) a coanalysis of individual-level data from several studies is scientifically necessary but governance restrictions prohibit the release or sharing of some of the required data, and/or render data access unacceptably slow; (ii) a research group (e.g. in a developing nation) is particularly vulnerable to loss of intellectual property-the researchers want to fully share the information held in their data with national and international collaborators, but do not wish to hand over the physical data themselves; and (iii) a data set is to be included in an individual-level co-analysis but the physical size of the data precludes direct transfer to a new site for analysis. • DataSHIELD provides a solution when ethico-legal considerations prevent or impede data-sharing and analysis. • It promotes and facilitates collaborations by empowering data owners and affording them better control over their data. • DataSHIELD has the potential to protect the intellectual property of researchers in institutions and countries with limited resources, thus enabling more balanced collaborations with wealthier partners. • It also improves the governance and management of data by allowing them to be maintained locally.
Software application profile: opal and mica: open-source software solutions for epidemiological data management, harmonization and dissemination
2017
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Motivation: Improving the dissemination of information on existing epidemiological studies and facilitating the interoperability of study databases are essential to maximizing the use of resources and accelerating improvements in health. To address this, Maelstrom Research proposes Opal and Mica, two inter-operable open-source software packages providing out-of-the-box solutions for epidemiological data management, harmonization and dissemination. Implementation: Opal and Mica are two
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... but inter-operable web applications written in Java, JavaScript and PHP. They provide web services and modern user interfaces to access them. General features: Opal allows users to import, manage, annotate and harmonize study data. Mica is used to build searchable web portals disseminating study and variable metadata. When used conjointly, Mica users can securely query and retrieve summary statistics on geographically dispersed Opal servers in real-time. Integration with the DataSHIELD approach allows conducting more complex federated analyses involving statistical models. Availability: Opal and Mica are open-source and freely available at [www.obiba.org] under a General Public License (GPL) version 3, and the metadata models and taxonomies that accompany them are available under a Creative Commons licence.
Micro-histoire de la bourse du travail de Saint-Brieuc (1904-1932): milieux, réseaux, représentations
2011
Cahiers d'histoire.
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Marcon, « De la réalité au mythe », dans Yannick Pelletier (dir.), Louis Guilloux, op. cit ., p. (...) 35 Le Réveil des Côtes-du-Nord , n° 18, 1 er mars 1908. ...
Marcon, « De la réalité au mythe », dans Yannick Pelletier (dir.), Louis Guilloux, op. cit ., p. 49-56. 35 Le Réveil des Côtes-du-Nord , n° 18, 1 er mars 1908. ...
doi:10.4000/chrhc.2377
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L'actualité de la gestion
2007
La Revue des Sciences de Gestion
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étrangers de haut niveau et les aide à évoluer dans un milieu multiculturel. www.hec.fr www.polytechnique.fr www.fondation.renault.com UNE ENTREPRISE FRANÇAISE SUR 5 EST À REPRENDRE, AVANT 5 ANS André Marcon ...
Xavier Michel, Directeur Général de l'Ecole Polytechnique, Bernard Ramanantsoa, Directeur Général du Groupe HEC, et Jean-Bernard Lartigue, Délégué Général de la Fondation de Polytechnique, en présence de Yannick ...
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Haute cuisine three-star restaurants' representation on websites and dining guides: a lexicometric analysis
2022
International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management
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Chefs such as Eric Fréchon, Guy Savoy, Bernard Pacaud or Régis Marcon are representative of Class 2. ...
Chefs such as Gilles Goujon, Yannick Alléno, Arnaud Lallement and Alain Passard are representative of this class. ...
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Acknowledgment to Reviewers of Remote Sensing in 2020
2021
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Marchi, Michela
Malmgren-Hansen, David
Marciniak, Michael
Malone, Andrew
Marciotto, Edson Roberto
Malone, Brendan
Marco, Falocchi
Malone, David
Marcolin, Enrico
Maltezos, Evangelos
Marcon, Caroline ...
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Ducke, Benjamin
Ellenson, Ashley
Dudczyk, Janusz
Elliot, Thomas
Duguay, Yannick
Elmahdy, Samy
Duine, Gert-Jan
Elmes, Arthur
Duma, Virgil-Florin
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doi:10.3390/rs13030449
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Ambient air pollution, traffic noise and adult asthma prevalence: a BioSHaRE approach
2016
European Respiratory Journal
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We also thank Yannick Marcon, Chao Pang, Eric Johnson, Federico Fabbri, Daniela Fecht, D2K team and ESCAPE project for their contributions to this work. 1.020 (0.977 to 1.065) *reference category; #: number ...
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MOLGENIS/connect: a system for semi-automatic integration of heterogeneous phenotype data with applications in biobanks
2016
Bioinformatics
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Acknowledgements We thank our collaborators in BioSHaRE, Maelstrom Research and OBiBa (most notably Yannick Marcon, Vincent Ferreti), the contributing biobanks (LifeLines, Prevend and Mitchelstown), our ...
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A Scalable Genome-Editing-Based Approach for Mapping Multiprotein Complexes in Human Cells
2015
Cell Reports
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., 2015; Marcon et al., 2014; Sardiu et al., 2008; Sowa et al., 2009; Van Leene et al., 2010) , there is a need to keep improving these methods in order to reduce perturbations in the stoichiometry of ...
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