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− | Phenoscape project files are XML files (more specifically, they are in [http://nexml.org NeXML] format) created using Phenex and housed in a | + | Phenoscape project files are XML files (more specifically, they are in [http://nexml.org NeXML] format) created using Phenex and housed in a shared DropBox folder (Phenoscape-data). Please contact Wasila or Paula if you are interested in perusing or adding to them. |
==3. Access PDFs for Curation == | ==3. Access PDFs for Curation == |
Revision as of 15:09, 9 March 2012
Contents
1. Download Most Recent Version of Phenex
Phenex was developed by Phenoscape for annotation of evolutionary phenotypes. You can find instructions for downloading and installing Phenex at the Phenex homepage.
2. Access Project Files
Phenoscape project files are XML files (more specifically, they are in NeXML format) created using Phenex and housed in a shared DropBox folder (Phenoscape-data). Please contact Wasila or Paula if you are interested in perusing or adding to them.
3. Access PDFs for Curation
Phenoscape uses Mendeley to maintain the collection of PDFs for curation. Please ask project personnel (Wasila or Paula) for an invitation to join the group.
Phenoscape also maintains a collection of PDFs for teleost publications on the Phenoscape file share. Directions for connecting to the file share are below. Please ask a Phenoscaper for the username and password.
Mac OS X
- In finder > Go > Connect to Server
- Type in https://webdav.nescent.org/phenoscape-data
- Accept security warning about certificate
- enter username and password
Windows XP
- Go to "My Network Places"
- Add a Network Place (pulls up wizard)
- Click Next twice
- In internet or Network address box, type in https://webdav.nescent.org/phenoscape-data
- Accept certificate warning, if given.
- Give the share a meaningful name. Default is usually fine.
- Finish
4. Use Ontologies to Annotate Characters
The primary activity of a curator is to annotate the free-text characters from systematic studies using ontologies. Instructions for this activity can be found in the Phenoscape Guide to Character Annotation.
5. Update Taxon Lists
Most project files require a taxonomic expert to review the taxonomy used in a publication and update to reflect current taxonomy. Please see instructions for updating taxon lists.
6. Request New Terms for Ontologies
Curation drives ontology development and many new terms and relationships need to be added. For instructions on how to make these changes, please and see the Term Request Instructions.
7. Subscribe to Curator Mailing Lists
- Phenoscape Curators mailing list (for discussion and communication of data curation issues, solutions, and progress): http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/phenoscape-curators
- Vertebrate Anatomy ontology term discussion: List subscription and archives | email: obo-vertebrate-anatomy@lists.sourceforge.net
- Teleost Anatomy ontology term discussion: List subscription and archives | email: obo-teleost-discuss@lists.sourceforge.net
- Discussion of EQ formalism, phenotype description, PATO terms: List subscription and archives | email: obo-phenotype@lists.sourceforge.net