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The tech story by NASA's chief knowledge architect is more detailed on https://linkurio.us/blog/how-nasa-experiments-with-knowledge-discovery/ https://linkurio.

The tech story by NASA's chief knowledge architect is more detailed on https://linkurio.us/blog/how-nasa-experiments-with-knowledge-discovery/ https://linkurio.us/blog/how-nasa-experiments-with-knowledge... and https://neo4j.com/blog/nasa-critical-data-knowledge-graph/ https://neo4j.com/blog/nasa-critical-data-knowledge-graph/, with a presentation video on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vwJyU9vsfmU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vwJyU9vsfmU Disclamer: Linkurious CEO here, the tool used to explore the Neo4j graph database used at NASA.

ice-berg 8y ago
Amazing, thanks for sharing!
chrisweekly 8y ago
"Chief Knowledge Officer", cool title.
- fastball 8y ago
  A know a guy who's title is "President of Intelligence".
  - deleted 8y ago
    [deleted]
  - ridgeguy 8y ago
    It's hard to beat a NASA job title, "Planetary Protection Officer". [1] [1] https://sma.nasa.gov/sma-disciplines/planetary-protection https://sma.nasa.gov/sma-disciplines/planetary-protection
- gcb0 8y ago
  a.k.a a librarian.
  - elygre 8y ago
    Using a librarian to manage knowledge in an organized organization sounds like a no brainer. They are trained for just that stuff!
titanix2 8y ago
I found your product this week when searching for a neo4j visualization tool but I couldn’t try it on anything other than an example database. Is there anyway to try/use it as a researcher?
petra 8y ago
Since linkcurious is for the enterprise, What would be your recommendations for a personal knowledge database for individual users ?
- marviel 8y ago
  Not your parent, but I've recently toyed with TiddlyWiki, which shows promise, but requires heavy configuration. There is also an extension to it called TiddlyMap which displays several of the properties mentioned in this article (edges with properties, etc), but again, requires configuration to get just so. If you're game to do some tinkering, I've found it to be hackable to some very deep levels. Another nicety is that it's all just a single HTML file, so it's madly portable (I can use the same site on my phone and laptop). All this being said, there is a growing list of features that I would like to see in Tiddlywiki that I'm not sure I can hack in myself, so I suppose I, too, am looking for the "one true knowledge management" solution
- dredmorbius 8y ago
  There is TheBrain, which has a free-of-charge personal offerring, as well as aid service tiers. Jerry Michalsky is among the more notable users. https://www.jerrysbrain.com https://www.jerrysbrain.com http://old.thebrain.com/store/faq/#Section1.1 http://old.thebrain.com/store/faq/#Section1.1
- ptrott2017 8y ago
  if you are after a graph database for personal use - Segrada (Segrada.org) is a nice open source UI on top of OrientDB. Otherwise see Marviel and DredMorbius's suggestions both are worth checking out.
  - petra 8y ago
    Segrada looks very interesting, thank you very much !
- antimatter15 8y ago
  I've been working on building a personal knowledge database tool recently, feel free to shoot me an email at antimatter15@gmail.com if you'd like to be one of the first to try it out.

ice-berg 8y ago

Amazing, thanks for sharing!

chrisweekly 8y ago

"Chief Knowledge Officer", cool title.

fastball 8y ago
A know a guy who's title is "President of Intelligence".
- deleted 8y ago
  [deleted]
- ridgeguy 8y ago
  It's hard to beat a NASA job title, "Planetary Protection Officer". [1] [1] https://sma.nasa.gov/sma-disciplines/planetary-protection https://sma.nasa.gov/sma-disciplines/planetary-protection
gcb0 8y ago
a.k.a a librarian.
- elygre 8y ago
  Using a librarian to manage knowledge in an organized organization sounds like a no brainer. They are trained for just that stuff!

titanix2 8y ago

I found your product this week when searching for a neo4j visualization tool but I couldn’t try it on anything other than an example database. Is there anyway to try/use it as a researcher?

petra 8y ago

Since linkcurious is for the enterprise, What would be your recommendations for a personal knowledge database for individual users ?

marviel 8y ago
Not your parent, but I've recently toyed with TiddlyWiki, which shows promise, but requires heavy configuration. There is also an extension to it called TiddlyMap which displays several of the properties mentioned in this article (edges with properties, etc), but again, requires configuration to get just so. If you're game to do some tinkering, I've found it to be hackable to some very deep levels. Another nicety is that it's all just a single HTML file, so it's madly portable (I can use the same site on my phone and laptop). All this being said, there is a growing list of features that I would like to see in Tiddlywiki that I'm not sure I can hack in myself, so I suppose I, too, am looking for the "one true knowledge management" solution
dredmorbius 8y ago
There is TheBrain, which has a free-of-charge personal offerring, as well as aid service tiers. Jerry Michalsky is among the more notable users. https://www.jerrysbrain.com https://www.jerrysbrain.com http://old.thebrain.com/store/faq/#Section1.1 http://old.thebrain.com/store/faq/#Section1.1
ptrott2017 8y ago
if you are after a graph database for personal use - Segrada (Segrada.org) is a nice open source UI on top of OrientDB. Otherwise see Marviel and DredMorbius's suggestions both are worth checking out.
- petra 8y ago
  Segrada looks very interesting, thank you very much !
antimatter15 8y ago
I've been working on building a personal knowledge database tool recently, feel free to shoot me an email at antimatter15@gmail.com if you'd like to be one of the first to try it out.