[PDF][PDF] A RDF-based portal of biological phenotype data created in Japan
T Takatsuki, M Saito, S Kumagai, E Takayama… - ceur-ws.org
T Takatsuki, M Saito, S Kumagai, E Takayama, K Ohshima, N Ohshiro, K Lenz, N Tanaka…
ceur-ws.orgWe developed RDF-based databases of the phenotypes and animal strains produced in
Japan and a portal site termed as “J-Phenome”. By the application of common schema,
these databases can be retrieved by the same SPARQL query across graphs. In the
operation of these databases, RDF represented multiple advantages such as improvement
of comprehensive search, data integration using ontologies and public data, reuse of data
and wider dissemination of phenotype data compared to conventional systems.
Japan and a portal site termed as “J-Phenome”. By the application of common schema,
these databases can be retrieved by the same SPARQL query across graphs. In the
operation of these databases, RDF represented multiple advantages such as improvement
of comprehensive search, data integration using ontologies and public data, reuse of data
and wider dissemination of phenotype data compared to conventional systems.
Abstract
We developed RDF-based databases of the phenotypes and animal strains produced in Japan and a portal site termed as “J-Phenome”. By the application of common schema, these databases can be retrieved by the same SPARQL query across graphs. In the operation of these databases, RDF represented multiple advantages such as improvement of comprehensive search, data integration using ontologies and public data, reuse of data and wider dissemination of phenotype data compared to conventional systems.
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