BioPortal 2.0 - Now Available!
BioPortal 2.0 gives access to the Open Biomedical Ontologies (OBO) library just as the original BioPortal did. Users can browse individual ontologies with three browsing paradigms -- text, tree-view, and graph view -- and search across all or specific ontologies according to term name or attribute content.
New features on BioPortal 2.0 include:
- URIs for all ontology content, which enable developers to access BioPortal content from their applications
- Access to BioPortal contents and capabilities through REST services, enabling developers to integrate BioPortal functionality in their applications
- Ability to add marginal notes to classes in BioPortal ontologies, a feature that enables the community to comment on ontologies and discuss their contents
- Ability to create point to point mappings between concepts in different BIoPortal ontologies
- Export of mappings in RDF format
- Multiple ontology navigation, which enables users to have several ontologies opened simultaneously in different tabs in the user interface
- Ontology peer-review, which enables users to describe projects for which they use BioPortal ontologies, and rate and review ontologies according to several dimensions
- Ontology navigation using flex visualization
- Improved OWL support
- Server-Side Flexibility through dependency injection
For documentation on BioPortal 2.0, including REST Web Service APIs, an Installation Guide, and GForge Site, see the NCBO Developer Documentation Page on our wiki.
For a video demonstration of BioPortal 2.0, Click Here!
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