Accomplishments at a Glance
Below are briefs on some of the scientific collaborations that came out of the JGI in 2022

Impact: By the Numbers



Region | Count | Region | Count | Region | Count | Region | Count |
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North America | 1,610 | Denmark | 16 | Slovenia | 2 | Malaysia | 1 |
United States | 1,518 | Estonia | 2 | Spain | 40 | Singapore | 3 |
Canada | 85 | Finland | 13 | Sweden | 17 | South Korea | 6 |
Mexico | 7 | France | 55 | Switzerland | 12 | Taiwan | 4 |
Germany | 89 | Turkey | 1 | ||||
South America | 27 | Greece | 4 | United Kingdom | 59 | Australia & New Zealand | 67 |
Argentina | 1 | Hungary | 11 | Australia | 52 | ||
Brazil | 20 | Iceland | 1 | Africa | 13 | New Zealand | 15 |
Chile | 1 | Ireland | 4 | Morocco | 1 | ||
Colombia | 1 | Italy | 24 | South Africa | 12 | ||
Uruguay | 4 | Netherlands | 29 | ||||
Norway | 18 | Asia | 80 | ||||
Europe | 446 | Poland | 2 | China | 21 | ||
Austria | 10 | Portugal | 7 | India | 10 | ||
Belgium | 16 | Russian Federation | 5 | Israel | 11 | ||
Czech Republic | 7 | Serbia | 2 | Japan | 24 |

Cumulative Number of Projects Completed
Cumulative Number of Scientific Publications

Sequencing Output
(in billions of bases or GB)
The JGI supports short- and long-read sequencers, where a read refers to a sequence of DNA bases. Short-read sequencers produce billions of paired-end 150 basepair reads used for quantification, such as in gene expression analysis. Long-read sequencers currently average 60,000–70,000 bp reads and are used for de novo genome assembly. Combined short-read and long-read totals per year give JGI’s annual sequence output. The total sequence output in 2022 was 658,195 GB.
Sequencing Output
(billions of basepairs)

Users Letters of Intent/Proposals Submitted & Approved

Computational Infrastructure

Users of JGI Tools & Data
The Genome Portal provides unified access to all JGI genomic databases and analytical tools. Users can search, download, and explore data sets available for all JGI sequencing projects including their status, assemblies, and annotations of sequenced genomes. The Data Portal allows JGI users to more easily access public data sets through a common set of metadata across files submitted by each scientific program. FY2022 improvements to the Data Portal include improved data parity and new bulk download capabilities. The Genome Portal will be retired once the Data Portal reaches data- and feature-parity with its predecessor.
- JGI Archive and Metadata Organizer (JAMO): 12.819 million file records
- JAMO Archived Data Footprint: 13.937 Petabytes (PB)
- Data Downloads in FY22 Genome Portal: 3.702 million files
- Data Portal: 0.429 million files
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