For instance, for all the data generated by a particular center, query for all datasets with specific grant numbers. then create a filtered view which contains a summary of:
number of datasets/tools per center (by grant number) (over time?) [@type, funding.identifier, dateModified]
where are they? number of datasets/tools by data source (Zenodo, GEO, ...) [includedInDataCatalog.name, sdPublisher.name]
count of pathogen/organism [infectiousAgent]
count of diseases [infectiousDisease, healthCondition]
count by data type [measurementTechnique]
potentially use ontology to aggregate the measurement techniques up into higher classifications
pathogens vs. measurement technique
count by sample type (human, animal model, cell lines); probably not supported by metadata
link to publications [citation]
search bar to narrow the results for all datasets, etc. from your center
For instance, for all the data generated by a particular center, query for all datasets with specific grant numbers. then create a filtered view which contains a summary of:
@type
,funding.identifier
,dateModified
]includedInDataCatalog.name
,sdPublisher.name
]infectiousAgent
]infectiousDisease
,healthCondition
]measurementTechnique
]citation
]