Research Data Engineering
Turning raw clinical and research data into datasets study teams can use.
From institutional OMOP builds to grant-funded data cores, the RDE team designs, pipelines, and maintains the data flow behind Wisconsin research so investigators spend their time on the science, not the plumbing.
Clinical Data Engineering
Clinical Common Data Model Datasets (OMOP)
We build and maintain an institutional OMOP dataset that can be subsetted for individual research projects so teams start from a shared, standards-based foundation instead of rebuilding one from scratch.
Report Automation
We build and schedule data pipelines for clinical datasets and recurring reports, replacing manual pulls with automated, repeatable delivery.
Dashboarding
Dashboard support for research projects
We support dashboard and visualization development for research projects, turning underlying datasets into views that project teams can monitor and explore on their own.
Grant-Funded Data Core Support
We stand up and run the data infrastructure behind funded data cores and repositories, from organizing the data itself to fielding requests from external researchers.
Data Organization
Structuring and maintaining core datasets so they stay usable as they grow.
Data Request Support
Handling and fulfilling researcher requests for access to core data.
Data cores we support
REACH
Real-World Evidence to Advance Community Health
A repository of data from more than 6,000 participants across Wisconsin, spanning over 2,000 variables across 60+ research domains, with linkages to environmental exposure, vital records, and the Wisconsin Cancer Reporting System.
CADRE
Children’s Allergy and Asthma Data Repository
A centralized resource uniting data from NIH-funded allergy and asthma birth cohorts to help researchers identify the risk factors and mechanisms behind childhood asthma.
CHEER
Real-World Data Commons
An emerging platform unifying environmental, geographic, community, and health datasets to support research into how environmental conditions shape human health.