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    PDI Data Vault framework

    Data Vault loading automation using Pentaho Data Integration.

    A metadata driven 'tool' to automate loading a designed Data Vault. It consists of a set of Pentaho Data Integration and database objects. Thel Virtual Machine (VMware) is a 64 bit Ubuntu Server 14.04, with MySQL (Percona Server) and PostgreSQL 9.4 as the database flavours and PDI version 5.2 CE. NB: Directory version_2.4 contains the most recent Virtual Machine. The readme.txt contains info about that VM.
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    bio2rdf
    The Bio2RDF project aims to transforms silos of life science data into a globally distributed network of linked data for biological knowledge discovery. Bio2RDF creates and provides machine understandable descriptions of biological entities using the RDF/RDFS/OWL Semantic Web languages. Using both syntactic and semantic data integration techniques, Bio2RDF seamlessly integrates diverse biological data and enables powerful new SPARQL-based services across its globally distributed knowledge bases.
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