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Repository list

All source code from NESCent projects is public and hosted on GitHub. This is the list of repositories in the NESCent GitHub organization.

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Public repositories

NESCent Informatics collaborations

Code developed in collaboration between NESCent-sponsored scholars and NESCent Informatics.

  • dplace: D-PLACE, a database of phylogeneties of languages for the study of cultural evolution; product of a NESCent working group, PIs Michael Gavin, Simon Greenihll and Russel Grey. Currently hosted by the Max Planck Institute at http://dplace.org.

  • evogen: Phylogenetic tree rendering as a web-service. Demonstration project for the EvoGenomics WG at NESCent

  • FossilCalibrations: a database of fossil calibrations for use in molecular divergence analysis; product of the Fossil Calibrations WG, PIs Dan Kspeka and Jim Parham. Linked to pubilshed calibration papers in Palaeontologia Electronica; hosted by PE at http://fossilcalibrations.org

  • fcdb-api: the API for the Fossil Calibrations database.

  • heliconius-db: Database schema and web-application for natural diversity of phenotypes and genotypes collected for the neotropical Heliconius butterflies; developed in collaboration with Owen McMillan and Nassib Nassar.

  • mr-naims: A simple name cleaner from the Phylotastic hackathon.

  • plhdb: The Primate Life Histories database (PHLDB); developed in collaboration with the NESCent working group, PIs Susan Alberts and Karen Strier.

  • pmdb: Database and web-application developed as a prototype for the NESCent Working Group on "Understanding the paradox of mixed mating in flowering plants" (PIs: Susan Kalisz, Mark Johnston).

  • TraitDB:

NESCent-sponsored projects

Code developed primarily by a NESCent-sponsored scholar or working group
  • Phylontal: Java tool for aligning multiple species-specific ontologies in a phylogenetically-aware manner. Developed by Peter Midford during a sabbatical fellowship.

Internal projects

Private repositories

Reposities that are not publicly-viewable, generally because they contain information about internal activities that cannot be made public.

Not yet documented

  • feedingdb
  • phylocommons
  • ParkNotebooks
  • motmot
  • feed-ontology-closure
  • 2014-05-08-datacarpentry
  • phyloMeta
  • 1000-datasets
  • diversification
  • DQ
  • evolution-2014
  • angular-hackday
  • phylowood
  • max-bodysize-evol
  • Taxonomy-Ontology-Tool
  • nescent-data
  • snape
  • Chimp-Recs-FieldObservations
  • mx
  • ascBias
  • sysadmin-tools