California National Primate Research Center

项目摘要 本补充申请中要求的资金将提供重建应用程序的能力， 支持非人类灵长类动物研究联盟的网站，具有更新的技术和增强的 行政职能。现有的NPRC应用程序是在15年前开发的，现在已经过时 技术限制了增强现有功能的能力，并需要大量的管理 头顶拟议的改进将使行政职能标准化，例如 添加用户和用户权限并简化网站管理，包括创建、编辑和 删除新页面、新闻项目、菜单、期刊文章、研究引文和出版物。自动化将 尽可能地收集和发布新闻。应用程序和网站将有一个 改善外观和感觉。这些升级还将减少维护系统所需的日常人工流程， 更新和监控系统可用性。此外，该项目的完成将使这些 将系统从现有的第三方供应商转移到更稳定的基础架构上，降低托管费用， 允许杜兰以与其他杜兰系统相同的标准建造和维护环境（即， 监控、系统修补、安全扫描等）最后，这笔资金将允许创建一个图像 病理学图像的管理系统，以扩展现有灵长类病理学图像库 数据库 这些整体努力将确保非人类灵长类动物研究社区将在 一个一致的基础，以支持NPRC财团的使命，并允许杜兰响应和解决 以更及时的方式解决问题。

PROJECT SUMMARY The funding requested in this supplement application will provide the ability to rebuild the applications and websites that support the Nonhuman Primate Research Consortium with updated technologies and enhanced administrative functions. The existing NPRC applications were developed over 15 years ago on now outdated technologies limiting the ability to enhance existing functionality and requiring a large amount of administrative overhead. The proposed improvements will allow for the standardization of administration functions such as the addition of users and user permissions and streamlined website management including the creation, editing and deletion of new pages, news items, menus, journal articles, research citations, and publications. Automation will be implemented wherever possible for gathering and publishing news. The applications and sites will have an improved look and feel. These upgrades will also reduce the daily manual processes needed to maintain system updates and monitor system availability. Additionally, the completion of this project will allow a migration of these systems away from an existing third-party vendor onto a more stable infrastructure, reducing hosting fees and allowing Tulane to build and maintain the environment at the same standards as other Tulane systems (i.e., monitoring, system patching, security scans, etc.) Finally, this funding will allow for the creation of an image curation system for pathology images in order to expand the library in the existing Primate Pathology Image Database. These overall efforts will ensure the nonhuman primate research community will have applications available on a consistent basis to support the mission of the NPRC Consortium and allow for Tulane to respond to and resolve issues in a timelier manner.