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Currently visualisation can only be achieved through thumbnails and attachments. This sets limitations on the size and type of data that can be visualised. Furthermore, these details have to be manually added by users, they are not typically automatically ingested.
We propose some changes to help SciCat move towards supporting better visualisations.
User requirements
Adding videos , and images stacks as attachements
Adding interactive plots via plotly of both metadata and/or data
Using WebGL visualisation to provide interactive 3D rendering of data
Supporting annotation pipelines on visualisation.
Changes to SciCat Frontend
For 1 and 2, this could be supported through microfrontends that could be added as plugins. A repository for useful plugins could be set up in the SciCat project repo. The underlying data could be stored in the mongodb compressed or as URLS on a separate system that are drawn into SciCat.
For 3,4 would have to be supported by a separate microservice with a link out from SciCat using technology like neuroglancer. This would be data and process specific. There would be implications on how the underlying data is stored.
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Visualisation Capability in SciCat
Summary
Currently visualisation can only be achieved through thumbnails and attachments. This sets limitations on the size and type of data that can be visualised. Furthermore, these details have to be manually added by users, they are not typically automatically ingested.
We propose some changes to help SciCat move towards supporting better visualisations.
User requirements
Changes to SciCat Frontend
For 1 and 2, this could be supported through microfrontends that could be added as plugins. A repository for useful plugins could be set up in the SciCat project repo. The underlying data could be stored in the mongodb compressed or as URLS on a separate system that are drawn into SciCat.
For 3,4 would have to be supported by a separate microservice with a link out from SciCat using technology like neuroglancer. This would be data and process specific. There would be implications on how the underlying data is stored.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: