factcircuit
FactCircuit: an auditable claim-and-evidence verification loop with immutable provenance, staged checks, bounded retrieval, and reproducible evaluation.
Using Plazi Data to find currently accepted scientific names
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SynoSpecies is built with Deno (v2). Build with
deno task build
The static site is written to dist/. For development, run
deno task serve
to serve dist/ with live reload.
SynoSpecies is a tool developed by FactsMission AG to leverage the RDF data provided by Plazi. The RDF data of all treatments is available from SPARQL endpoints such as LINDAS, Plazi's own endpoint and QLever. In the settings (the gear icon in the header) you can choose which endpoint to use, including a custom one serving the same data. SynoSpecies allows manually writing and submitting such queries on the SPARQL page and sends such queries in the background when using the search.
SynoSpecies is an Open Source application running purely in the browser, the source code is available on GitHub.
Plazi is an association supporting and promoting the development of persistent and openly accessible digital taxonomic literature. To this end Plazi will:
FactsMission offers consulting and development services to create, process, store, publish, and consume linked data. FactsMission helps you provide data in such a way that it can be easily used as the foundation of different applications as well as linked to as an authoritative source. FactsMission helps you grow communities around your data to maximize its impact and increase your organization’s influence.