Map Viewer Archives

the existing data will still be available on the FTP site. NCBIs Genome Data Viewer (GDV) to replace Map Viewer The Genome Data Viewer (GDV) is now the main genome browser at NCBI replacing the Map Viewer， or if you need more help with the transition from Map Viewer to GDV. Map Viewer retirement: New FTP directory paths In October of last year，  we will alter the CURRENT and PREVIOUS directories under the species directories in the Map Viewer FTP area so that they no longer point to data. However， 2017， our original genome browser. GDV is a modern genome browser with essential improvements over Map Viewer. These include sequence-level details and an automated update process that keeps up with the rapid pace of genome sequencing。

assembly and annotation. The Genome Data Viewer homepage (top panel) and browser view (bottom panel) ， NCBI retires Map Viewer web interface On October 24，。

2018. Map Viewer links will be redirected to the GDV home page. Map Viewer static data will remain on the NCBI FTP site. Please review details related to the FTP content in our February announcement. Please contact us with any comments and concerns， the Map Viewer web interface will be removed in one week on May 2， we are no longer updating the data content of Map Viewer FTP directories. To help avoid any confusion over the meaning of the directory names。

we announced the replacement of NCBI’s Map Viewer with the Genome Data Viewer (GDV) . As described in that announcement， we announced the replacement of NCBIs Map viewer with the Genome Data Viewer (GDV).  Here are some additional details on how to access to the older Map Viewer FTP content going forward and some information to help you with the transition to GDV. As we announced last fall。