+ With release 1.6, the property group menu bar that was used on profile pages has been replaced + by java script enabled tabs. When clicked, each property group tab will display the properties + within that group while the contents of the previously displayed group will be hidden. The array of + tabs also includes a "View All" tab that, when clicked, displays the contents of all the property groups. +
+ +
+ The VIVO software now supports the development of SPARQL query data getters that can be associated
+ with specific ontological classes. These data getters, in turn, can be accessed within Freemarker
+ templates to provide richer content on VIVO profile pages. For example, the profile page for an academic
+ department lists only the names of the faculty within that department and their titles, but with a SPARQL
+ query data getter it is now possible to extend the faculty information to display all of the faculty
+ members' research areas. Refer to this wiki page for details on how to use class-specific SPARQL query
+ data getters:
+ https://wiki.duraspace.org/display/VIVO/Enriching+VIVO+Content+Using+SPARQL+Query+Data+Getters.
+
+ The template individual--foaf-person.ftl has been moved to the "templates" subdirectory in the wilma
+ theme directory (vivo/themes/wilma/templates). If your installation has a customized version of
+ individual--foaf-person.ftl, ensure that it is located in the templates subdirectory in your installation's
+ theme directory or, if your installation does not have it's own theme directory, in the
+ themes/wilma/templates subdirectory.
+
+ VIVO now supports multiple profile pages for foaf:Persons. This feature, which is optional so installations
+ can continue to use just the individual--foaf-person.ftl template, currently consists of two profile page
+ types: a standard view, which is a redesigned version of the foaf:Person template in previous releases; and
+ a quick view, which emphasizes the individual's own web page presence while providing summary VIVO information,
+ such as current positions and research areas. The profile quick view requires the use of a web service that
+ captures images of web pages. This web service is not included with the VIVO software. An
+ installation will either have to develop their own service or use a third-party service, usually for a small
+ fee depending on the number of images served. (Examples of these services include WebShotsPro, Thumbalizr and
+ Websnapr.) For more information on how to implement multiple profile page views, refer to this wiki page:
+ https://wiki.duraspace.org/display/VIVO/Multiple+foaf%3APerson+Profile+Pages.
+
+ For Release 1.6 the VIVO Home Page has been redesigned. The Search field beneath the "welcome" text now + allows the user to limit the results of a search to a specific class group, such as people, organizations, + etc. In addition, the browse-by-class-group display has been removed from the Home Page and replaced by + multiple features, which include: a list of four randomly selected faculty members, including their titles + and thumbnail images; a display of statistical data about the VIVO installation, such as the number of people, + activities and organizations; and, optionally a global map showing researchers' + areas of geographic focus. +
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enabled.
+ 9. Load the About Page .N3 file (optional). Release 1.6 provides an "about VIVO" page that is editable + through the GUI, using the Page Management functionality. If your installation has a customized version + of the About Page and you do not need to have it accessible via Page Management, then skip this step. + Otherwise, here are the instructions for loading the About Page .N3 file: +
productMods/WEB-INF/ontologies/app/aboutPage.n3.
+ + If your installation has a customized version of the About Page, but you would like to make its content + editable through the GUI, follow the above steps and then use Page Management to update the fixed HTML + content. +
The VIVO application enables the discovery of researchers across institutions. Participants in the network include institutions with local installations of VIVO or those with research discovery and profiling applications that can provide semantic web-compliant data. The information accessible through VIVO's search and browse capability will therefore reside and be controlled locally, within institutional VIVOs or other semantic web-compliant applications.
+ +VIVO is an open source semantic web application originally developed and implemented at Cornell. When installed and populated with content at an institution, it enables the discovery of research and scholarship across disciplines at that institution. VIVO supports browsing and a search function which returns faceted results for rapid retrieval of desired information. Content in any local VIVO installation may be maintained manually or brought into the database in automated ways from local systems of record, such as HR, RBIs, grants, course, and faculty activity databases.
+ +See more information on the VIVO Project.
La aplicación VIVO permite el descubrimiento de los investigadores a través de las instituciones. Los participantes en la red se encuentran instituciones con instalaciones locales de VIVO o con la investigación y el descubrimiento de aplicaciones de perfiles que pueden proporcionar datos web compatibles semánticas. Por tanto, la información accesible a través de la búsqueda de VIVO y capacidad de exploración se residir y ser controlado a nivel local, dentro de vivos institucionales o de otras aplicaciones web compatibles con semánticos.
+ +VIVO es una aplicación web semántica código abierto originalmente desarrollado e implementado en Cornell. Cuando se instala y se rellena con el contenido en una institución, que permite el descubrimiento de la investigación y de becas en todas las disciplinas de esta institución. VIVO compatible con la navegación y una función de búsqueda que devuelve resultados facetas para una rápida recuperación de la información deseada. Contenido en cualquier instalación VIVO local puede mantenerse manualmente o puesto en la base de datos de forma automática de los sistemas locales de registro, tales como recursos humanos, carreras impulsadas, becas, cursos, y bases de datos de la actividad docente.
+ +Ver más información sobre el Proyecto VIVO.