Team:Paris Bettencourt/HumanPractice/collaborationMap

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<p>Na tube are random relashionship between cell, possibly from differents type/species. Those relationship could have a long or short duration...
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<p>Nanotubes create random relashionships between cells, possibly from different types/species. Those relationships could have a long or short duration... Just as people! And more specifically between teams. Indeed, teams can exchange imformations and knoledges by collaborating, sometimes at an international level. Collaboration between teams can be a long-term relationship (like the one between Paris Bettencourt and PKU), or shorter flings.</p>
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That's remember us something : Relationship between persons ! and more specificaly, here, between teams.Indeed, team of possibliy different country/region, can exchange imformations and knoledges by collaborating.
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<p>We decide to scan the <em>wikis for collaborations between teams</em> from 2007 to today. Most of them were easy to find but some relationships between teams were almost kept secret.</p>
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Collaboration between team can be a long collaboration (like Paris Bettencourt and Pekin), or shorter.
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We also listed the number of prizes and medals for each team, grouped them by Region (Europe, America, Asia)and by country.</p>
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So we decide to scan either the wikis, looking for collaboration from 2007 to today between teams (very well hided for some).
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<p> With all this data, we <em>created a collaboration graph</em> with <a href="http://www.touchgraph.com/navigator">Touchgraph</a>. You can find a tutorial and our files to download below.</p>
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We also list number of prizes and medals for each team, and group team by Region (like 2011), but also by country.
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<p>We developped a graphe navigator for static représentation of those graphes in flash which can be tested below.</p>
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We next create a collaboration graphe with <a href="http://www.touchgraph.com/navigator">Touchgraph</a>.
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We developped a graphe navigator for static représentation of those graphes in flash, witch can be tested bellow.
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Revision as of 21:31, 28 October 2011

Team IGEM Paris 2011

Collaboration Map

Nanotubes create random relashionships between cells, possibly from different types/species. Those relationships could have a long or short duration... Just as people! And more specifically between teams. Indeed, teams can exchange imformations and knoledges by collaborating, sometimes at an international level. Collaboration between teams can be a long-term relationship (like the one between Paris Bettencourt and PKU), or shorter flings.

We decide to scan the wikis for collaborations between teams from 2007 to today. Most of them were easy to find but some relationships between teams were almost kept secret.

We also listed the number of prizes and medals for each team, grouped them by Region (Europe, America, Asia)and by country.

With all this data, we created a collaboration graph with Touchgraph. You can find a tutorial and our files to download below.

We developped a graphe navigator for static représentation of those graphes in flash which can be tested below.

Legend

In this Navigator :

  • Teams are colored by medals
  • Link in brown represents collaboration (ho, realy?)
  • Stars represent the number of prizes won
  • Star in a silver circle is for finalist
  • Star in a orange circle is for winner of regional jamboree

You can found here the database used : Data file and project file

TouchGraph simple manual for collaboration graphes

commented Video of graph





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