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Add Biological Organization Level Distribution visualization #24

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Show the distribution of Key Events across biological organization levels (molecular → cellular → tissue → organ → organism → population). This helps understand at which biological scales AOPs operate and identify coverage gaps across different levels of biological complexity.

Visualization Types

  • Latest snapshot: Current distribution across organization levels
  • Historical trends: Evolution of biological scale coverage over time

Value & Priority

  • Priority: Phase 2 - Medium Priority
  • Value: Medium
  • Complexity: Low

Implementation Details

Key Data Requirements

Property available in property_labels.csv:

  • Level of Biological Organisation (C25664)
  • Applies to: KE only

Extract and count KEs by organization level:

  • Molecular
  • Cellular
  • Tissue
  • Organ
  • Organism
  • Population

Visualization Format

  • Bar chart: Distribution of KEs across organization levels
  • Stacked area chart: Historical trends showing evolution of coverage
  • Percentage view: Proportion of KEs at each level over time
  • Cross-tabulation: Organization levels by AOP (via KE membership)

Expected Insights

  • Understand which biological scales are well-covered vs. underrepresented
  • Identify gaps in molecular, cellular, or population-level events
  • Show whether AOPs span multiple organization levels (systems biology view)
  • Guide curation to fill gaps at specific biological scales
  • Support multi-scale biological modeling efforts

Performance Notes

  • Very simple property aggregation
  • Low complexity, highly performant
  • Straightforward categorical data visualization
  • Can easily add historical trends view

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