Hello all,
At the Australian National Data Service (ANDS) we host Research Data
Australia , a discovery service for
collections of Australian research data. We currently use several
controlled vocabularies (including a high level "fields of research" vocab)
to describe items in RDA, and are looking to improve our subject browsing &
faceting.
I'm wondering if you have worked with or have heard of tools that make use
of multiple controlled vocabularies in one faceted navigation system...
perhaps where drilling down through one high-level vocab will allow the
user to select concept(s) from a more specific vocab that has been mapped
"into" the hierarchy.
I'd love to hear your thoughts on this topic.
All the best,
Jane
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Author: Varsha Khodiyar
Date: 08 Oct, 2015
Hi Jane,
I use the EBI ontology lookup service, and NCBI’s BioPortal. They serve non-biological ontologies too, so don’t let the names put you off!
Also there is the ISA-tab creator tool that we use at Scientific Data. This allows the selection of several different ontologies within each of the specific ISA-tab fields. You’ll need to use this tool in Firefox rather than Chrome and it is a little buggy, but it does allow browsing of several ontology/structured vocabulary terms at the higher level.
Hope this is helpful!
Varsha
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Hello all,
At the Australian National Data Service (ANDS) we host Research Data Australia, a discovery service for collections of Australian research data. We currently use several controlled vocabularies (including a high level "fields of research" vocab) to describe items in RDA, and are looking to improve our subject browsing & faceting.
I'm wondering if you have worked with or have heard of tools that make use of multiple controlled vocabularies in one faceted navigation system... perhaps where drilling down through one high-level vocab will allow the user to select concept(s) from a more specific vocab that has been mapped "into" the hierarchy.
I'd love to hear your thoughts on this topic.
All the best,
Jane
--
Jane Frazier
Data Librarian | Australian National Data Service
orcid.org/0000-0002-2374-4964
Monash University, Building F, Level 6, Room 26, 900 Dandenong Road, Caulfield East, VIC 3145
Postal address: ANDS Office, Monash University, F610, PO Box 197, Caulfield East VIC 3145
T: +613 9905 6275 | E: ***@***.***
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Author: Jane Frazier
Date: 16 Oct, 2015
Thanks Varsha, these are very helpful! I was aware of BioPortal, but not the file creator tool... really intuitive. I like the view available directly in the form & the fact that the user can go into more detail with "see all term results". The tool seems buggy even in Firefox...
Author: Pierre LARMANDE
Date: 12 Oct, 2015
Hi,
We are working on a dedicated NCBO Bioportal instance dedicated for Agronomy.
Here is the link below. AgroPortal Search : http://agroportal.lirmm.fr/search
Please contact Dr Clement Jonquet for additional questions.
Best
Author: Jane Frazier
Date: 16 Oct, 2015
thanks for responding. We're actually looking to allow for browsing (drilling down into) multiple vocabularies rather than search across many vocabularies. I don't see that AgroPortal allows for this... am I missing something?
Author: Pierre LARMANDE
Date: 17 Oct, 2015
Hello,
I know that Bioportal and Agroportal have ontology updates from their sources automatically. Clement could certainly give more details.
Author: Varsha Khodiyar
Date: 17 Oct, 2015
Hi Jane,
Glad it was useful, will pass your feedback onto the developers too!
Best wishes,
Varsha
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Thanks Varsha, these are very helpful! I was aware of BioPortal, but not the file creator tool... really intuitive. I like the view available directly in the form & the fact that the user can go into more detail with "see all term results". The tool seems buggy even in Firefox...
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