DocumentCode
1613077
Title
Australia´s national genomic information system
Author
Reisner, A.H. ; Bucholtz, C.A. ; Smelt, J. ; McNeil, S.
Author_Institution
Australia Genomic Inf. Center, Sydney Univ., NSW, Australia
fYear
1993
Firstpage
595
Abstract
The Australian National Genomic Information Service, ANGIS, is accessible over the Australian Academic and Research Network, Australia´s X.25 facility, and the switched telephone service. Three interfaces can be used: command driven, a CURSES based 2D menu system, and an X Windows system. Some 20 databases and over 400 applications are maintained. Sequence databases received as flat files are reduced to a common format and reindexed. They are updated either weekly or as often as new releases become available. The GenBank relational database is updated remotely from the Los Alamos National Laboratory daily and made available to users via a front end application. Analytical software consists of programs written in-house, and obtained elsewhere. The system was designed to integrate a disparate collection, modifications being made as required.
Keywords
biology computing; factographic databases; information services; relational databases; ANGIS; Australian National Genomic Information Service; CURSES based 2D menu system; GenBank relational database; X Windows system; analytical software; command driven interface; common format; front end application; reindexing; sequence databases; updating; Application software; Australia; Bioinformatics; Biology; Genetic engineering; Genomics; Information systems; Laboratories; Relational databases; Sequences; Telephony;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
System Sciences, 1993, Proceeding of the Twenty-Sixth Hawaii International Conference on
Print_ISBN
0-8186-3230-5
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/HICSS.1993.270681
Filename
270681
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