Dear Anatomist,
To improve the quality of the open source 3D Atlas of Anatomy,
you are invited to verify the anatomical content's accuracy and report the errors.
The 'Terminologia Anatomica' (TA2-2019) is the lexicon of all the anatomical structures.
To report the errors, add a comment in the Spreadsheet :
-Select the cell
-Right Click>Commentary
-or press (Ctrl+Alt+M)
These error reports will be used by the 3D modelers to correct the model.
Cell A in red means that the anatomical structure is represented as a label in the atlas
Cell B in purple means that it is represented as a 3D object
Cell C in green means that the structure is linked to a definition
Cell D in color indicates that the structure has been verified by somebody
The people willing to verify the anatomical accuracy of a part of the lexicon can ask for an editor's access to the spreadsheet.
When it is done, please choose your own color, and start verifying if the structure of the list is well represented in the atlas; if it is right, pass the cell of the column D in your color.
If there is something to modify, pass it to another color (redish) and describe the error in a few words in a commentary (RMB>Comment).
When a modeler has fixed the error (or a serie), he can ask the anatomist to re-check and pass it to 'correct'. (or pass it to yellow 'please re-check' color)
Back to the CONTRIBUTOR'S HOMEPAGE
Good morning Mr Galeano,
That is actually a good question:
-you have received an Editor Access to the Spreadsheet,
-a column has been added (D) where you can set a color of your choice, to highlight the anatomical structures that you have verified.
-a red color can be used to identify the errors.
Thank you for your help !
Buenas tardes Melodicpinpon,
Tengo gana de participar y el sistema parece bastante facil,
voy a revisar un pedazo de vez en cuando.
Una pregunta:
Como puedo marcar las partes del lexico que revisé?
Esto evitaria de tener varias personas a revisar la misma parte...