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The Need for a Glycemia Modeling Comparison Workshop to Facilitate Development of an Artificial Pancreas

At the Glycemia Modeling Workshop meetings in November 2008 in Bethesda, Maryland, and in November 2009 in San Francisco, California, world experts in glycemia modeling concluded that existing simulation models should be compared and contrasted. The consensus was that the same evaluation and validation criteria should be used to better assess the state of the art, understand any inherent limitations in the models, and identify gaps in data and/or model capability. This type of Glycemia Modeling Comparison Workshop (GMCW) would exhibit elements of a contest as well as an open-ended discussion.