9 Comments to “Generation Atlas”

1. Back in Baku says:

   October 4, 2011 at 12:53

   [...] Agriculture & Food Security, do keep up. [↩]No, don’t ask me how it relates to this. [↩]Not that it would have been easy. You can’t really share the AMKN maps. [↩] [...]

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   • Glenn Hyman says:

     October 4, 2011 at 16:51

     Dear Back in Baku…..if you go to http://gismap.ciat.cgiar.org/egiron/GenerationAtlas/ and then click on DATA AVAILABILITY >> LOAD EXTENSION, it will take you to the data availability page where you can find links to the data. Hope this helps….
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     • Luigi says:

       October 7, 2011 at 02:17

       Thanks, Glenn. It might well help, but on my browser (Chrome), when I get to Data Avalilability I see no Load Extension option. And anyway, how is anyone supposed to know where to go? Incidentally, may I take this opportunity to ask why access to the global public goods on the germplasm map “requires permission from Elizabeth Arnaud”?

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       • Glenn Hyman says:

         October 7, 2011 at 14:22

         thanks luigi….that’s odd….i use chrome too and it seems to work fine….but we will look into this. Regarding the germplasm map, we just did this kind of as a pilot. The problem is that we now only have the accession numbers. But we are going to begin to work with some different people in bioversity to get a lot more data. We should probably take this off the site until we get something fully fleshed out. We have a meeting on Monday with the Bioversity guys, so hopefully we will get it sorted out.

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         • Luigi says:

           October 8, 2011 at 00:03

           Thanks, Glenn. I’ve check again and I just don’t see the Load Extension thing. It’s probably just me being useless. On the germplasm map, it’s good that you’re talking to Bioversity about the data, but strictly speaking you don;t really need to. Just go to Genesys and get the data you want! That’s what it is there for!
         • Glenn Hyman says:

           October 9, 2011 at 05:21

           I think Ernesto is going to contact you about this….
       • Ernesto Giron says:

         October 8, 2011 at 12:38

         Dear Luigi,

         Another way to reach the Data Availability page, is selecting the menu option in the upper right corner or going directly at http://gismap.ciat.cgiar.org/egiron/GenerationAtlas/data.html

         About germplasm map and the Genesys source data, you can be sure we are going to get the data but it would be better if we can use it from the site without download it, avoiding duplication and staying updated and synchronized.

         Thanks for your comments.
         PS: You can try to clear your browser cache and load the Generation Atlas web page again…

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         • Luigi says:

           October 12, 2011 at 13:24

           Thanks, Ernesto. I have no difficulty getting to the data availability page. But once there I don;t see the Load Extension option that Glenn mentioned. But don’t worry about it. I have forgotten why I’m doing this!
       • Elizabeth says:

         November 22, 2011 at 16:07

         I think that my name was added when we did this prototype while ago. i did not mentioned to ICRISAT that we were reusing their SINGER data on the Atlas to populate the prototype. But this can be removed now as i think they would not mind much.

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