Closed mslarae13 closed 6 months ago
@aclum & @lamccue feel free to edit my comment and add your updates / observations
Capitalization errors for the Data sets DOI providers should be 1 quick fix
Missing ESS-Dive and Massive should be a quick fix
would like to upvote this item Remove "omics data coming soon" from parent studies if there's no data .. or show that there's data in the children? we should also remove the sample count. @emileyfadrosh expressed interest in showing data for the children.
image for issue consortia that have children (NEON) don't show omics types and counts when the tick is expanded. FWIW this is showing up correctly for studies.
I'm not sure if this was discussed in the study page refresh squad previously but users may care more about studies which have subprojects than what the study_category is. If so, we could have research study vs consortium be tags instead of having them separated. Then you could have all studies which have children at the top, and have them tagged or info on the study page about if the category is a research study vs consortium. If we are going to leave the main page as is we should add a tool tip which displays the value for the schema description for those enumerations.
It is not intuitive to me that GROW doesn't show up under WHONDRS in the main page but shows up as being a part of WHONDRS on the individual study page.
@mslarae13 for ORCID if you click on someone's name on the team list it will show their ORCID if it is in the schema (has_credit_associations.applies_to_person.orcid)
I have three main requests for how this is represented on the data portal:
1. The studies & consortia need to be represented in a more intuitive way.
2. The nesting information needs to be improved on the main data portal page.
[ ] The "omics data coming soon" needs to be removed from the umbrella study, particularly if processed data exists for the child studies. Screenshot is here:
[ ] Different icons should be used to represent the umbrella studies and individual studies. This could help with the above for how to differentiate the two instead of having a split-plane representation.
[ ] As Alicia mentioned, WHONDRS is part of GROW. Actually, GROW is part of WHONDRS.
3. The consortia landing pages need a lot more detail/information pulled from the individual studies. Maybe this is already in the works, but below is a screenshot of what I would like to see:
From Wednesday conversation, from Emiley's response
Show roll up of amount of data on parents, remove omics
On parent landing page, include all DOIs, sample count
Additional fixes:
Last week it was decided to remove the counts on study and consortia
Above listed is the 'roll up' of the children to the parents. Roll up sample counts to parent study / consortia landing page. Rolling up the -omics counts will affect the search & will not be rolled up.
Just when you think it's done.... almost done! Moving to the next sprint.
@brynnz22 will add WHONDRS logo @brynnz22 will correct mCAFE and add PI photos Need to add nmdc:sty-11-hdd4bf83 Andreas Baumler @lamccue
Need to add nmdc:sty-11-t91cwb40 Michelle O'Malley image @lamccue
closed with collective efforts from these PRs: #1158 #1161 #1164 #1169 #1181 #1192
Bug Fix ASAP
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.Bug: Capitalization Small fix / low priority
Improvement / Change High Priority
Improvement / Change Low Priority, should do some user research, for the next 'refresh'