Workflows

Mapping Service (2)

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This service generates a google map of a group of place names and coordinates. The workflow will accept both coordinates and place names. This workflow takes place names/coordinates from both a spreadsheet, as well as on-the-fly input of a list of coordinates or place names (please note, if no supplemental data is desired, an empty link will allow the workflow to function). The Mapping Service workflow was created to assist in generating a map of where a series of interviews took p...

Created: 2011-10-06 | Last updated: 2011-10-06

Credits: tpacurtis

Elevation plot v.2 (2)

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Functionally identical to the original. I tried to upload a version with annotation, but somehow the notes didn't make it to myExperiment. From the prior verion: This workflow accepts city and country names as user-supplied input. These value are supplied to the GetWeather webservice (http://www.webservicex.net/globalweather.asmx?WSDL), which returns an XML record of location and weather info for each recognized city. (See the uploaded photo "weather example") The XML returned fr...

Created: 2011-10-06 | Last updated: 2011-10-06

Credits: Chrisser

Get Element ID from Gzipped GenBank file (1)

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This workflow gunzips a *.gbk.gz file, converts it to XML (via agavewriter) and finds the Element ID. Does not work on *.gz files larger than 10MB. I upped the JVM settings on Taverna to:         <key>VMOptions</key>         <string>-Xmx4096m -XX:MaxPermSize=1024m</string> Created my own agave.dtd to get the XPath service to work the XML file generated from the Read_GenBank_File service. You will need to ...

Created: 2011-10-06 | Last updated: 2011-10-06

Credits: Mutanthumb Alan Williams

Time Series Data Graphed and Cited (1)

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This workflow uses time series data from Rob Hyndman's Time Series Data Library (TSDL) and graphs it with Google charts. It also provides the citation information with the current date. The outputs are a Google Chart and the corresponding citation information. The inputs are URL strings for two datasets provided by Rob Hyndman under the subject of Ecology. These datasets include the annual number of lynx pelts and the annual unit price of lynx pelts during the year range 1857 -1911. This...

Created: 2011-10-05 | Last updated: 2011-10-05

Credits: Trisha Adamus Alan Williams Jeff adamus

Attributions: Fetch today's xkcd comic Spreadsheed Data Import Example HTML Citation Extraction Current Date Output

Failed 2 Chart Attempt (1)

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Tried to show 2 charts simulatneously.

Created: 2011-09-21 | Last updated: 2011-09-21

Credits: Mutanthumb Alan Williams

Ag Spreadsheet Import (1)

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Based on Spreadsheet Import Example by David WithersSusan Example using the SpreadsheetImport service to import data from an Excel spreadsheet. The workflow imports the file spreadsheet file WaterUse.xlsx and generates a graph from the date. The source data is from http://data.gov.uk/

Created: 2011-09-21 | Last updated: 2011-09-21

Credits: Mutanthumb Alan Williams

Mean Rshell (1)

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Used the Rshell to find the MEAN and standard deviation of a list of values.

Created: 2011-09-21 | Last updated: 2011-09-21

Credits: Mutanthumb

New Population Histogram (1)

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This workflow fetches the details of the countries in the world and then uses R to produce a histogram of the log of their population Based on Population histogram in R by Alan R Williams

Created: 2011-09-21 | Last updated: 2011-09-21

Credits: Mutanthumb

New York vs. New Jersey Broccoli Production (1)

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Uses the SpreadsheetImport service to import data from an Excel spreadsheet. The workflow imports two files and generates a single graph comparing the information from the two spreadsheets.

Created: 2011-09-21 | Last updated: 2011-09-21

Credits: tpacurtis Alan Williams

Attributions: Spreadsheet Import Example NY Broccoli Production NJ Broccoli Production

Python Average and Standard Deviation (2)

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This workflow uses a Python script to take a provided filename (or list of filenames) containing numbers (one per line) and return the standard deviation and average (or mean).

Created: 2011-09-21 | Last updated: 2011-09-21

Credits: Kayleigh Ayn Bohémier

Attributions: Executes Python script Input for PS3 #2 Part 1