Today, we are delighted to introduce our exciting new web application Zegami, which can be found at zegami.plantphenomics.org.au or by following the link on the APPF website.
Zegami allows users to filter, sort and chart data from experiments undertaken at The Plant Accelerator with the unique feature of being able to group that data with the corresponding images.
To get a real feel for the application, we highly recommend you watch the video below.
Currently there are just a few publicly available datasets on Zegami but more experiments run at The Plant Accelerator are being uploaded and processed every month. You will be able to see announcements on this blog.
Zegami is designed to help us share our data with all researchers.
If you are a customer of The Plant Accelerator, you can gain access to your experiment on Zegami prior to a public release by contacting us. You will then be able to log into Zegami and see your ‘private’ collections alongside the public ones.
Authentication is managed through the Australian Access Federation, so you will log in using the credentials from your home institution. Alternatively, visitor accounts are available through The University of Adelaide’s Virtual Home Organisation.
If you have any comments or queries, please send them through to our Data Architect & Software Engineer, George Sainsbury.
