Updates
Cornell
- upgrade to v1.3 mid-Oct and moved two Virtual Servers (local in central IT farm limited to 8GB RAM, 2 CPU so they split DB and Tomcat to different servers)
- entering faculty reporting season, meeting with colleges
- preparing for v1.4 release on the dev team front (testing the next week)
UF
- moving to Amazon EC2 (dev staging up, production moving next Monday – 8 EC2 servers for dev/staging/production)
- automated two ingests data and photos nightly
- working on course and section auto ingest
- archive of ~260k course sections, updated each term ~15k course sections
- extended VIVO core ontology to describe UF's structure
- UF Course diagram: UF Courses structure
- automate positions and papers
- upgrading VIVO v1.3 on Amazon
Special Topics
Mike Conlon, PI for VIVO NIH grant, will update call attendees on VIVO from a national perspective
- Adoptions
- American Psychological Association (APA) scientific and professional organization (154k+ members and largest association of psychologists worldwide) their survey identified 50 concurrent VIVO implementations prior to VIVO 2011 conference
- USDA plans to take VIVO to 50 US land grant universities
- CTSA 60 biomedical research universities recommending adoption of VIVO ontology and open RDF for data sharing 94% positive
- FuturICT http://www.futurict.eu/ $200M Euro project most sci agencies in Europe profiles for scientists
- EuroCRIS starting linked data group (18yo consortium) providing a lighter weight CERIS format
- Growing ontology collaborations and model alignment (eagle-I, EuroCRIS, NIH's NIF group, NCBO and OBO Foundry)
- UK Symplectic Elements promoting VIVO to research universities in UK, interest and test implementation
- Australia federal govt program helping schools wanting to provide VIVO compatible data, expressed interest in migrating formats
- Emerging group in India (Johns-Hopkins connection/organizer) to learn more about VIVO
- Other universities in Switzerland and Chile
- Tools
- VIVO Searchlight http://vivosearchlight.org
- VIVO Beta Search http://beta.vivosearch.org
- US fed govt program FRPS (fed research profiles system) rebranded SciENcv http://www.SciEnCV.com
- Streamline application preparation and reporting
- Provide a resource for locating scientific expertise
- Support analysis of results of research investments
- hoping to keep this bi-directional with VIVO instances
- Google Scholar connection, centralized disambiguation service
- NIH, EPA, NSF and other federal agencies involved
- Google Scholar's author disambiguation service – which can be downloaded as CSV or a biblio-format and ingested via Harvester and MODS format
- Katy Borner at IU leading new project involving 33 schools of information science across US to create a VIVO network of information schools
- Community of Science http://www.cos.com/ – being able to ingest VIVO profiles – they are exploring
- Directions
- VIVO v1.4 coming out soon
- proxy editing
- linking to external vocabs like UMLS via web service to pick subject terms (also Library Subject Headings, environmental thesaurus, others)
- better support custom forms
- bug fixes, maintenance
- Harvester
- MODS work
- scripts shared for grants, photos, courses
- VIVO v1.4 coming out soon
Notable Implementation List Traffic
- Upgrade question from NIH test implementer (resolution? needs response for demo on Dec 9)
- can I upgrade to VIVO 1.3 and Harvester 1.3 easily by unpacking it in the right place and updating the config files?
- if I can’t easily upgrade to VIVO 1.3, can I use harvester 1.3 with VIVO 1.2?
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