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2010 - 2012: Development of pilot systems.
2011 - 2013: International structural start-up, with the formation of an international core group, analysis of the present and future landscape to build the database, and diplomacy efforts to bring the relevant groups together.
2012 - 2016: Development of a robust IT-backbone for the database, and development of novel genome analysis algorithms and software.
2017 - 2020: Construction of a global solution, including the creation of networks and regional hubs.
(TBC) See GMI roadmap from May 2016: GMI working group status/work plan
GMI working group status(TBC) Global Microbial Identifier enhances health outcomes by promoting data sharing and microbial genomics. It connects and shares knowledge, tools, and resources for microbial genomic surveillance with policymakers, stakeholders, and One Health professionals to reduce the burden of illness.