This project was created for Siege by Hackclub. The theme for this project was "Framework". The inspiration behind this project lies in the idea that the human skeletal structure serves as the framework of the human body. However, this project goes beyond just bones, it leverages the Foundational Model of Anatomy (FMA) Ontology, which itself is a comprehensive framework for representing the structure of the human body. This project uses the FMA as a foundation to explore and describe major anatomical components, providing detailed classifications and information about their roles within this broader anatomical framework.

• On desktop
  • Use j/k keys or arrow keys to move up or down
  • Use / to initiate search
• On mobile
  • Just scroll as you usually would to see a list view
  • Tap on an option to open it's respective page
  • Tap the back button to go back to the list view
  • The search button doesn't work really well in mobile, because this project is intended to be used on desktop

• FMA data: Ontobee.org
• Pictures and stl models: BodyParts3D by Kevin Mattheus Moerman
• Osteometric data: DCP2.0 from Mendeley.com
• CSV Dump of FMA: fma-sqlite by mhalle
• Pebble Fischer for giving me the idea of how to scrape data using python (for python/etymology.py)
• Etymological and Pronounciation data: Scraped from Wikitionary.org

"The Foundational Model of Anatomy Ontology (FMA) is an evolving computer-based knowledge source for biomedical informatics; it is concerned with the representation of classes or types and relationships necessary for the symbolic representation of the phenotypic structure of the human body in a form that is understandable to humans and is also navigable, parseable and interpretable by machine-based systems. Specifically, the FMA is a domain ontology that represents a coherent body of explicit declarative knowledge about human anatomy. Its ontological framework can be applied and extended to all other species." source

Data should be listed as such:

• Primitive ID:
• Primitive Name:
• Composite ID:
• Composite Name:
• [Image]
• [STL view in new page]
• Specifiations
  • Size: length x breadth x height
• Metadata
  • Primitive FMA Metadata
    • FMA ID:
    • NUMERIC ID:
    • PREFERRED LABEL:
    • URI: (depends on the uptime of purl.org)
    • Parents: (depends on the uptime of purl.org)
  • Composite FMA Metadata
    • FMA ID:
    • NUMERIC ID:
    • PREFERRED LABEL:
    • URI: (depends on the uptime of purl.org)
    • Synonyms:
    • Parents: (depends on the uptime of purl.org)
• Etymology (words are listed from first to last)
  • [Word 1]
    • Etymology
    • Pronounciation
    • Link
  • (And so on)

• This is my first time working with json files and representating data, although I will try to make it as accurate as I can, but cracks may still slip through. If you find any discrepencies or know how to improve this project, please make a fork of this project, then create a pull request
• Images and .stl files might take some time to load depending on your internet connection
• This entire project is being hosted on GitHub Pages, so ofc it's uptime also depends on that.
• The specifications isn't exactly accurate
  • I honestly dont know where it kind of wen't wrong, but it'll take me a long while to be able to figure out what all entries are wrong...
• The URI doesn't currently work because Archive.org is showing a 502 error code
  • Upon searching a bit about it on the internet, I saw that it's rather unstable and usually gets outagesReddit
  • Tho seems like this has been going on for a year now...
  • I am keeping the links are they are for now, at least until I come across another website which hosts the data in a more descriptive fashion
• The etymological and pronounciation data is scraped from Wikitionary.org
  • The python file used is python/etymology.py, and the data is in etymologies_only.json
  • The data can still be scoured through and refined more, but considering how it's workable, I think it's fine?
• The search function in the mobile view isn't very responsive, however it can get the work done
  • This project is really mean't to be viewed on desktop, because mobile design is horrendus :p

• Panes
  • Left pane has the primary name listed
  • Right pane shows the data
• Movement
  • j/k or up/down arrows for movement
• Search (/)
  • Advanced search with parameters
• Specifications
  • Size: lxbxh (not always accurate)
  • Etymology or origin of names of the thingy (usually accurate)
• Images
  • Should be visible by taking the primary id and searching in the assets/png/ folder
• STL viewer
  • STL files present in assets/stl/ are linked to their respective primary ID's
  • Open in a new page
  • User can rotate and zoom in/out
• A workable mobile system
  • Actually properly working search