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1217?size=60x60 Gb Alan Williams
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Blob Multiple selection

Created: 2015-03-31 11:23:55 | Last updated: 2015-03-31 11:37:25

Credits: User Alan Williams

License: Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported License

An interaction page that allows multiple selections from a list of values.There is a single input port of depth one called selectionValuesThere is a single output port of depth one called answers

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Network-member GenOUEST Platform

Unique name: genouest
Created: Monday 08 June 2009 09:38:23 (UTC)

Group reserved to the genouest platform team or the trusted users of the platform.   The bioinformatics platform provides, beside basic command-line and web form tools, web services access.Those web services can be triggered by 2 ways: wsdl using  command-line like program call : list of available services is available at http://webservices.genouest.org/opal2/GetServicesList.do mo...

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Workflow BioQuali synchronous workflow (1)

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BioQuali: Network Compatibility and products variation inference in a biological network. Help page: http://genoweb2.irisa.fr/claroline/claroline/course/index.php?cid=BIOQUALI Reference: Carito Guziolowski, Annabel Bourdé, Francois Moreews and Anne Siegel BioQuali Cytoscape plugin: analysing the global consistency of regulatory networks BMC Genomics 2009, 10:244 doi:10.1186/1471-2164-10-244 This web service is made available on GenOuest bioinformatics platform (...

Created: 2009-07-06 | Last updated: 2009-07-06

Credits: User abretaud Network-member GenOUEST Platform

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Workflow BioQuali asynchronous workflow (1)

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BioQuali: Network Compatibility and products variation inference in a biological network. Help page: http://genoweb2.irisa.fr/claroline/claroline/course/index.php?cid=BIOQUALI Reference: Carito Guziolowski, Annabel Bourdé, Francois Moreews and Anne Siegel BioQuali Cytoscape plugin: analysing the global consistency of regulatory networks BMC Genomics 2009, 10:244 doi:10.1186/1471-2164-10-244 This web service is made available on GenOuest bioinformatics platform (Rennes, ...

Created: 2009-07-06 | Last updated: 2009-07-06

Credits: User abretaud Network-member GenOUEST Platform

Taverna 2
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1217?size=60x60 Gb Alan Williams

Workflow Example of interaction via HTML page (1)

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Created: 2012-03-05 | Last updated: 2012-03-05

Credits: User Alan Williams

Taverna 2
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1217?size=60x60 Gb Alan Williams
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Workflow Data publication example (1)

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This workflow gives an example of an interaction that makes use of published input data. The data is published on the webdav and the URL passed to the HTML page.

Created: 2012-10-11

Credits: User Alan Williams

Taverna 2
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3194?size=60x60 Hu Ferenc HORVATH
Project Biovel

Workflow Biome-BGC MCE 1.4.1 (4)

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Biome-BGC is a process-based biogeochemical model that can be used to simulate carbon, nitrogen and water fluxes of different terrestrial ecosystems. Two models were implemented: Biome-BGC 4.1.1 MPI (Trusilova et al. 2009) and Biome-BGC MuSo 3.0 (Hidy & Barcza 2014). Its has about 40 and 60 various parameters. The only way to estimate or set these parameters is "calibration" (data-model-harmonization or model-data-fusion), which demands a hugh amount of computational capacity. Monte Carlo Exp...

Created: 2013-06-04 | Last updated: 2014-10-04

Credits: User Ferenc HORVATH User Zoltan BARCZA User Dora Krasser User Peter Ittzes Network-member BioVeL

Taverna 2
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3194?size=60x60 Hu Ferenc HORVATH
Project Biovel

Workflow Biome-BGC ESI version 1.4.1 (3)

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Biome-BGC is a process-based biogeochemical model that can be used to simulate carbon, nitrogen and water fluxes of different terrestrial ecosystems. The model can help us to quantify a broad range of ecosystem service indicators. These newly developed measures include: annual wood increment, yearly production of grasslands or croplands, total average carbon stock, annual evapotranspiration, damping of ecosystem daily water outflow, living and dead biomass protecting the soil against erosion,...

Created: 2013-08-12 | Last updated: 2014-10-04

Credits: User Ferenc HORVATH User Dora Krasser User Peter Ittzes Network-member BioVeL

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4011?size=60x60 Gb Alex Nenadic

Workflow Multiple choice quiz (1)

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A fun example workflow showing user-interaction and service looping

Created: 2014-04-03

Credits: User Alex Nenadic

Taverna 2
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1217?size=60x60 Gb Alan Williams

Workflow Species chooser (1)

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In your browser, choose between marmots and horseshoe crabs

Created: 2014-10-03

Credits: User Alan Williams

Taverna 2
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3194?size=60x60 Hu Ferenc HORVATH
Project Biovel

Workflow Biome-BGC SA 1.3 (1)

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Biome-BGC is a process-based biogeochemical model that can be used to simulate carbon, nitrogen and water fluxes of different terrestrial ecosystems. Two models have been implemented: the Biome-BGC v4.1.1 Max Planck Institute model, and the newly developed Biome-BGC MuSo 3.0 model. Performance, success or failure of these models are highly dependent on parameter settings and variation. Due to the high number of parameters (around 40 and 60 for 4.1.1 MPI and MuSo respectively) and the non-line...

Created: 2014-10-04

Credits: User Ferenc HORVATH User Dora Krasser User Peter Ittzes User Zoltan BARCZA Network-member BioVeL

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