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Visualize PAV provenance as SVG
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VoID descriptions are fetched as Turtle, cleaned up to be valid OWL ontology and include useful labels, processed through the OWL reasoner Pellet; this adds inferred PROV statements to the RDF, which is then fed to the PROV Toolbox, generating an SVG visualization of the provenance.
Note that this workflow downloads CWM, Pellet and ProvToolbox on demand, and uses UNIX command line tools like wget and md5 which are unlikely to work in Windows. This workflow has been tested on Ubuntu 12.10 wit...
Created: 2014-05-08
Credits:
Katy Wolstencroft
Aleksandra Pawlik
BioVeL workshop reduced full workflow
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The workflow is a reduced version of the main workflow. It can be used to call web services to support biodiversity research.
It fetches data from GBIF. The occurrences are then used to create a model using OpenModeller, test the model and to project the model.
The projection of the model is currently a "native projection" i.e. it uses the same layers as those used to create the model. The services within the workflow will allow non-native projections
Created: 2013-09-04
Credits:
Katy Wolstencroft
Alan Williams
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Pathway to Pubmed
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This workflow takes in a list of KEGG pathway descriptions and searches the PubMed database for corresponding articles. Any matches to the pathways are then retrieved (abstracts only). These abstracts are then returned to the user.
Created: 2013-09-03
Credits:
Alan Williams
Paul Fisher
Attributions:
Pathway to Pubmed