Add new dataset
{%- elif article.is_shared_with_me and not permissions.metadata_edit %}Read-only dataset
{%- else %}Edit dataset
{%- endif %}Dataset details
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Open access is the default setting in {{site_name}} by which your dataset will be directly accessible to others.
Embargo is a period during which a dataset is unavailable and not accessible to anyone else. Please enter the end date of the embargo period and add the reason why the files are under embargo.
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Restricted access allows you to share your dataset under specific conditions and with users who have been granted access. Please specify the End-User Licence Agreement (EULA) in which you specify the conditions under which you grant users access to your data files, and add the reason why your dataset is restricted.
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Linked resource & references
If the dataset is published as part of a scientific paper, add its title and DOI here.
Add any other relevant URLs or DOIs below.
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Findability
Files
Only use this option when there are no files to attach. Enter the reason for creating a metadata only record and why the files cannot be shared.
Only use when no files can be attached. Add the URL where your files can be found. Note that {{site_name}} is not responsible for maintaining the link or for its validity.
Publish source code through Git
To publish from a Git repository, push a branch to the {{site_shorttag}}
remote.
First, add the {{site_shorttag}}
remote:
git remote add {{site_shorttag}} {{base_url}}/v3/datasets/{{article.git_uuid}}.git
Then, push the repository to it:
git push {{site_shorttag}} --all git push {{site_shorttag}} --tags
When publishing a newer version of this dataset in the future, the Git remote
location will be reset.
So when your dataset has been published, remove the remote:
git remote remove 4tu
Git repository files and branches
Distribution artefacts
Software packages oftentimes have separate distribution tarballs produced by a build system. If applicable, upload them as files below.
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Terms and agreement
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