The testing for the ESOR front end is now complete and it works as expected. It supports ontology uploading, data processing, entity checking, entity linking and entity searching functionalities. It also has a static tutorial page that enables the user to get more information on how to use the front Continue reading Week 9: Update on ESOR
This week is a very busy week. I re-check, clean, and organize all my codes, data, and visualization files. To make sure the files could be used in the future, I put comments and instructions to all the files, and detailedly write each step to integrate data and generate the visualization. Also I inserted Continue reading Week Nine
Today is my last day and I just finished a final presentation with a few members of the team as well as some people that were generally interested to hear what I have accomplished by the end of the term. For this week, I added clicking functionality to the GUI Continue reading Week 9: Last day of the internship! 🙁
In order to make citizen science data more discoverable and usable, one strategy is to publish the data to a well recognized, respected and open repository such as the Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF). GBIF records conform to Darwin Core Standards, community generated standards that ensure that biodiversity metadata is described Continue reading Adventures with the GBIF Integrated Publishing Toolkit
Continuing this week with macro and micro impacts I spent some time with literature from cultural impact studies. Museums have done a lot of work looking at audience for digital resources, and the benefits of the many digitization projects that they have undertaken. There is a lot here that can Continue reading Spreading the impact net
This week, I worked a lot on the architecture of communicating between Python and svg files in terms of interactivity. One of the problems right now was that Graphviz, the software we use to convert the dot files we have into svg files, doesn’t let you pass in parameters for Continue reading Week 8: One more to go
The ESOR front end is fully developed now. However, it is yet to be deployed in the server. It is getting delayed due to access issues. All the ESOR functionalities are now completed and they are working fine. This week, I have implemented the querying functionalities that involves entity linking, Continue reading Week 8: Update on ESOR
The primary task these days is to integrate new information to old data set and regenerate visualization. This week I got some new data from my Mentor and I integrated them into previous data set. Because I processed data by different stages, such as integrate information, remove duplicates, and check Continue reading Week Eight
I’ve had a changing lens at times in this project, looking at DataONE page views, examining issues with data citation metrics, identifying where references to the use of existing datasets might occur in the research process. The data life cycle has seemed a useful place to concentrate and bring some Continue reading Aperture and focus
The front end for ESOR’s upload ontology and data process functionalities are done. The code will be deployed in the server once the implementation for other ESOR functionalities are completed. The upload ontology option supports the ontology file upload in three different formats: owl, rdf or ttl formats, which will Continue reading Week 7: Update on ESOR