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Chintan O. Patel
[email protected]
http://c.students.umkc.edu/copdk4
816-931-9981
OBJECTIVE:
Conceive and Implement research solutions in the field of Medical Informatics and Knowledge Representation.
ACADEMICS:
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Bachelors in Computer Science, Gujarat University, India (ranked 4th in the University) (May 2002)
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Pursuing MS in Computer Science at University of Missouri - Kansas City, USA (GPA: 3.8)(May 2004)
PUBLICATIONS:

Chintan Patel, Accessing Knowledge bases over Semantic Web using OKBC- HTTP:Web::OKBC:Semantic
Web, AAAI-04 (submitted for student poster)

Chintan Patel, Yugyung Lee, SOS : Self-Organizing SOAP, International Conference on Web services
(ICWS 2004) (submitted)
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Kaustubh Supekar, Chintan Patel, Yugyung Lee, 2004, Web Service Based Workflows for Distributed
Health Care Enterprises, Informedica 2004 (Accepted)

Yugyung Lee, Chintan Patel, Soon Ae Chun, James Geller, 2004, Compositional Knowledge Management
for Medical Services on Semantic Web, WWW 2004 (Accepted as Poster)

Chintan Patel, K. Supekar, Yugyung Lee, 2004, Characterizing Quality of Knowledge on Semantic Web,
FLAIRS 2004 (Accepted)
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Olena Parkhomenko, Chintan Patel, Yugyung Lee, 2004, Personalization Using Hybrid Data Mining
Approaches in E-Business Applications, FLAIRS 2004 (Accepted)
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Chintan Patel, K. Supekar, Yugyung Lee, Eun K. Park, 2003, OntoKhoj: A Semantic Web Portal for
Ontology Searching, Ranking and Classification, Conference on Information and Knowledge Management
(CIKM-2003), ACM Fifth International Workshop on Web Information and Data Management (WIDM), New
Orleans, Nov. 3 -8, 2003, pp. 58 - 61
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Chintan Patel, Kaustubh Supekar, and Yugyung Lee, 2003, OntoGenie: Extracting Ontology Instances
from WWW, International Semantic Web Conference (ISWC-2003) Workshop on Human Language
Technology for the Semantic Web and Web Services, Sanibel Island, Florida, October 2003, pp. 123-126
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Kaustubh Supekar, Chintan Patel, Sachin Singh, and Yugyung Lee, 2003, BEE-SMART: Natural Language
based system interfacing Semantic Web and Web services, ER 2003 conference, October, 2003
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Chintan Patel, Kaustubh Supekar, Yugyung Lee, 2003, A QoS Oriented Framework for Adaptive
Management of Web Service based Workflows, Database and Expert Systems (DEXA-2003) conference.
Prague, Czech Republic, September 2003, LNCS, Springer-Verlag pp. 826 – 835.
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Senthilkumar Ayyasamy, Chintan Patel, Yugyung Lee, 2003, Semantic Web Services and DHT-based Peer
to Peer Networks: A New Symbiotic Relationship, Workshop on Semantics in Peer-to-Peer and Grid
Computing at the Twelfth International World Wide Web Conference (WWW-03). Budapest, Hungary, May
2003, pp. 81-84
POSTERS:
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Kaustubh Supekar, Chintan Patel, Anup Marwadi, Quddus Chong, Yugyung Lee, HLM : HL7 Message
Listener, Missouri Life Sciences Week 2003, http://lifesciencesweek.missouri.edu/

Sachin Singh, Chintan Patel, Yugyung Lee, Association Based Distribution Medical Error Detection
and Tracking, 2nd Annual Kansas City Area Life Sciences Research Day. March 2003
WORK EXPERIENCE:
Heartlab – Childrens Mercy Hospital, Kansas City, MO-USA
Aug 2003 - Present
Title: Research Assistant
Developing Pediatric Cardiology solutions for HeartLab® product. Solutions for Ontology based Schema mapping,
statistical analysis of Growth Charts and Image Labeling in 2D heart images.
School of Computing and Engineering, University of Missouri - Kansas City
Aug 2003 – Dec 2003
Title: Teaching Assistant
Assisting Prof. Yugyung Lee in course on Advanced Software Engineering – Developing and grading Lab exercises
on RPC-RMI, CORBA and Web services. Technical Resource Management: Administering IIS, Apache and MySQL
servers.
Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), USA
Jun 2003 – Nov 2003
Title: Web Administrator
Implemented the registration web site for the Conference on Information and Knowledge Management 2003. The
responsibility involved complete management of issues related to registration of the Conference and four colocated Workshops. Site hosted at www.cikmreg.org Tools : PHP, MySQL, Apache
School of Pharmacy, University of Missouri – Kansas City
Jun 2003 – Aug 2003
Title: Research Assistant
Conceived new Data Mining Algorithms for coalesced data sets of the studies performed on risk of Breast Cancer
with Hormone Replacement Therapy. Implemented a generic tool for researchers at Pharmacy Department that
allows sophisticated data analysis using different Data Mining Algorithms.
Tools : Weka-3, C#.NET, Meta Analysis
Mid America Heart Institute, Kansas City, MO-USA
Aug 2002 – May 2003
Title: Research Assistant/Software Developer
Designed and implemented a data mapping and filtering Web service based framework that maps Health Level 7
(HL7v2) documents into the local repository hosted on SQLServer2000. HL7v2 text documents are converted into
HL7v3-XML documents. The XSDs were used to create ASP.NET controls in order to facilitate mapping from XML
nodes to SQL Server2000 Data Tables. MSMQ was used for real time processing. COM+/MTS was used for
transaction support.
Tools: Rational Rose (UML), ASP.NET, ADO.NET, XML.NET, XPATH, SQL Server 2000, C#, MSMQ.
Indian Space Research Organization, A’ bad, India
Dec 2001 – May 2002
Title: Software Engineer
Conceived and implemented an Expert System for Space research applications. User gives queries in Natural
Language for carrying out Rule-based queries on a knowledge base of space images. Advanced Image Processing
functions were also embedded. The development was done on IRIX platform using C with a JNI bridge for a Swing
Interface
Tools : Java, C, JNI, GATE (Natural Language Processing), Proprietary Image Processing tools (ISRO).
APC, Nadiad India
Jun 2000 – Nov 2001
Title: Network Administrator (Part time)
Maintaining user accounts, analyzing dumps, installation, setup and debugging LAN problems.
RESEARCH PROJECTS:
 PedSTAT – Statistics in Pediatric Cardiology (in progress)
In the field of pediatric cardiology, very few attempts have been made analyzing correlated parameters to
sketch various growth charts. We are developing high end statistical analysis tool to allow doctors at
Children’s Mercy Hospital to analyze various trends and carry out interesting research studies. The tool is
planned to integrate several data sources from Heartlab® and Meditech® system with superior statistical
algorithms from SPSS® and R Framework. http://sice527.ddns.umkc.edu:81/pedstat/
 OntoDoc -Get a Pleasant Surprise! (Jun-Dec 2003)
A Collaborative Semantic Web portal for Researchers in Life Sciences. Blending principles of Social Networks,
Semantic Web and Ontologies, the portal allows researchers working in different aspects of Life Sciences to
discover and collaborative their work. Using Text Mining and Ontology based Reasoning, the portal suggests
new and interesting connections among people. The eventual aim of the portal is to reduce the information
burden, accelerate the speed of research and open up new avenues for interesting research collaborations.
Prototype is available at http://sice527.ddns.umkc.edu:81/ontodoc
 OntoMedArchitect – The Medical Knowledge Engineer (Jul-Aug 2003)
Formalizing Knowledge has been one of the greatest endeavors in science and philosophy. Hence, in Medical
domain several Ontologies and Vocabularies (UMLS, Gene Ontology, NCI Thesaurus, MeSH, SNOMED etc)
have been developed. However, knowledge representations for specialized sub-domain still remains a
challenge. OntoMedArchitect tool semi-automatically architects an Ontology for given sub-domain based on
Information Extraction in PubMed and mapping of MeSH concepts to existing Ontologies. The final result is
an Ontology which commits to specialized domain with concepts extracted from other ontologies (currently
from UMLS, GO and NCI).
 Pharmacy-MetaMining - probability(Breast Cancer, HRT) (Jun-Aug 2003)
Data has paramount importance in Pharmaceutical sciences, even more important is the means used to
analyze these data. Several studies have been published characterizing number of parameters affecting
chances of acquiring Breast Cancer with Hormone Replacement therapy (HRT). We have developed
specialized Data Mining Algorithm – MetaMining, modified C4.5, which considers semantic discrepancies in
data sources, number of subjects and their results to discover the highly probable causes for the disease. We
tested the algorithm on data collected from 27 different publications over last decade. A generic intuitive tool
has been developed to allow researchers in School of Pharmacy at University of Missouri to carry out
similar analysis for other diseases/problems using MetaMining Algorithm.
 BEE-SMART – A Natural Language Interface to Semantic Web (Jan-Apr 2003, Class Project)
With advent of smart technologies for Web: Semantic Web and Web services, it is now possible to allow
machines to interpret information and execute services on behalf of people. To deliver and realize the power
of these technologies for a common user over Web, we developed an intuitive Natural Language Interface to
Semantic Web. We implemented a Knowledge Mediator for BEE-SMART that employs WordNet based
Information Extraction on Web documents to populate the Knowledge Base. I Leaded the Knowledge
Mediator
team
in
the
project.
The
system
can
be
accessed
through
http://sice527.ddns.umkc.edu:81/beesmart
 ADEDT - Association Based Distributed Medical Error Detection and Tracking tool (Aug-Dec 2002)
Medical Errors account for a large number of deaths every year. By logging several events that occur in a
general Hospital Environment, we can discover interesting hidden patterns over a period of time responsible
for severe errors. Using intelligent Data Mining Algorithm (Association Mining), the tool facilitates detection
and prevention of many such errors. The tool has been deployed at Children’s Mercy Hospital, Kansas
City.
 HLM – HL7 Message Listener (Aug 2002 - May 2003)
In a multi-organizational Hospital Information Systems (Saint Lukes, Kansas City), it is important to formally
define processes to allow dynamic and efficient workflow management. We implemented an HL7 based
Message Listener which acts as organizational interface to receive HL7 ADT messages. The broader goal was
to fabricate an entire workflow system which smoothens various procedures in the environment. I developed
module to convert HL7v2.x messages to XML based HL7v3 message. The system is currently deployed at
Mid America Heart Institute, Kansas City, processing nearly 80000 ADT messages per day.
SCHOLARSHIPS:
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Recipient of Chancellors Nonresident award by University of Missouri-Kansas City.
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Americas School on Agents and Multiagent Systems 2003 scholarship to participate in the school.
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American Association for Artificial Intelligence (AAAI) scholarship to attend the International Joint
Conference on Artificial Intelligence, August 2003, Acapulco, Mexico
SKILL SET:
Programming: C, C++, Java, Perl, C#, VC++, XML.NET.
Web:
HTML, PHP, Java Script, Servlets, ASP.NET.
Databases:
SQL Server 2000, Oracle8i, MySQL
Tools:
Visual Studio .NET, JBuilder 5, Rational Rose.
Knowledge base Tools & languages: Prolog, Lisp, RDF, OWL, Protégé-2000, Soar
Technology:
.NET, XML, XSLT, Web services, RMI, CORBA, DCOM.
CERTIFICATIONS and COURSES:
 Microsoft .NET Training Program: Intensive course conducted by Microsoft on .NET and several key
technologies in the market. Tutorials on usage of high-end tools (Visual Studio.NET) for development of
state-of-the-art solutions and covering deployment issues.
 Sun Certified Java Programmer (SCJP) – Passed as of 5th of July 2000, scored 95% in the examination.
Special Honor:
 Research in P2P computing spotlighted at http://www.jxta.org/universities/UMKC.html
Memberships:
 American Medical Informatics Association – AMIA (FBKR-SIG)
 American Association of Artificial Intelligence - AAAI
References
Prof. Yugyung Lee
FH 560D, School of Computing and Engineering
University of Missouri- Kansas City, MO-64112
Email: [email protected], Ph: 816-235-5932
Contact Information
Chintan O. Patel
5050 Oak Street, #315
Kansas City, MO – 64112, USA
Ph: 816-931-9981(R), 816-235-2396(lab)
Email: [email protected], [email protected]