Applications is the last of the ANDS programs to commence. It is intended to leverage the outputs from the other ANDS programs, which have been designed to:
provide underpinning infrastructure to support discovery and citation (ARDC Core);
enable rich metadata about data to be managed and accessible (Metadata Stores);
make new data and associated metadata available from a range of instruments (Data Capture);
make a selection of existing data and associated metadata available from the bulk of Australia’s research-producing universities (Seeding the Commons);
make data and associated metadata available from government departments (Public Sector Data); and
provide the overall policy and practice frameworks to support better data management and re-use (Frameworks and Capabilities).
The goal of the Applications program is to produce compelling demonstrations of the value of having data available for re-use. These demonstrations of value should:
result in data being transformed or integrated across multiple sources to produce new forms of information that enable innovative, high-quality research outcomes;
deliver value to a high-profile research champion;
be relevant to a range of government portfolios; and
engage with national research capabilities.
Consistent with these criteria for demonstrations of value, ANDS has funded a portfolio of around 25 projects across two broad thematic areas: Climate Change Adaptation, and Characterisation of Biological Systems. There is also a collection of other projects to provide balance and demonstrate what is possible across a range of discipline areas. These projects have been carefully balanced across major research institutions, States/Territories, NCRIS Capabilities and national research priorities.
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*ANDS AP24 BMRI Application - Final Product Report*
May 28th,2014
The AP24 project (Brain and Mind Research Institute Application) has
reached end of devel...
Final Product Post
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1. Introductory Product Information
The web services developed as part of this project have been extensions to
product known as the Biocache. This tool is u...
ANDS User Acceptance Testing of ePiSaT Version 1.0
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The user acceptance testing was conducted once the ePiSaT Software was
released to the public via github. Each tester was selected for their
specialist exp...
Announcing Edgar
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Here’s Edgar!
tropicaldatahub.org/goto/edgar
Edgar is a web based mapping tool looking at Australia’s birds, and climate
change. We think Edgar is pretty...
Final Product
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1. Introductory Product Information *1.1 Name of the product*
The intention of the ANDS-funded Marine Virtual laboratory Information
System (MARVLIS) ...
Final product
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The AP11 project (Proteomic-genomic Nexus) has reached end of development
and we are happy to announce the proteomic-genomic nexus tools are
available fo...
Introductory Product Information
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Introductory Product InformationName
The Scientific Workflow and Integration Software for Health (SWISH) and the
Extreme Weather Events Database (EWEBD)...
Semaphore: The video
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And now in glorious technicolour, Semaphore: the video! Thanks to the
researchers and developers who took time out to feature in this clip. We
hope that it...
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Summary
We have involved representative users from targeted user communities
through the whole development process. The users have been testing the
use...
TissueStack Features - 8
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TissueStack has a simple external query interface that allows other applications
and researchers to integrate the data in the application to their own
syst...
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