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Since the records from different histological collections are distributed at multiple parts over the internet, hence for a head start we can gather all those resources in a single place, like adding all such URLs in a single text/HTML file.
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PS: I have created a prototype to better understand the type of available meta-data. Here I have used this Zilles-Amunts collection for the data, I would like to combine more of such records into my prototype to expand the domain.
That's fantastic! 😃 Thank you @infern018 for sharing the links and for your fantastic work on building a prototype! \\ö//
It is a great idea to start collecting URLs into one place! We will each jump in as we go along :)
The prototype is great and gives us all a first impression of the tasks and challenges ahead. It is really nice, it is handy that we can sort columns easily :).
We can then together define more fields which should be added to the detail card that opens when clicking on one dataset (for example "Provenance" of the data --> where does the data come from (which collection, who scanned it, kid of 'who is the owner', which needs to be visible in the data card that opens) – and we will discover and define many more add such meta data fields as we work along :)
And we can check how to implement the loading to aim at shortening loading time :)
Thank's a lot @katjaq for your views on the prototype, the idea of adding provenance and source fields on the details-card page is something that cannot be ignored :),
And for the shortening of loading time, I have commented out some code that was not necessary for rendering the API every time, I tried that on my system and as of there it is reducing few seconds of loading. :D
Problem and Approach
Since the records from different histological collections are distributed at multiple parts over the internet, hence for a head start we can gather all those resources in a single place, like adding all such URLs in a single text/HTML file.
Useful Links
PS: I have created a prototype to better understand the type of available meta-data. Here I have used this Zilles-Amunts collection for the data, I would like to combine more of such records into my prototype to expand the domain.
Link: https://github.com/infern018/hist-data
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