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titleAccess to Curation

If you are a logged in curator, Curation is available to review pending data and make it public, and batch generate, re-generate, and delete data availability metrics for samples.

This chapter introduces you to how to review and make pending data public and how to submit batch processes.

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titleCurator permissions

When a user is given curation privileges and logs in as a curator, caNanoLab displays features unavailable to users without curation permissions. A curator can review data in caNanoLab and determine whether to make it publicly available. A curator can also manage batch data availability.

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To review the data pending release to the public

  1. On the Manage Curation page, click the Review Data Pending Release to Public link.
    The Data Pending Review page that opens displays the list of data to be reviewed.
  2. Click the Edit link to open a data detail page where you can update a sample, as described in .
  3. After reviewing the submitted data, you can assign the data to be Public. To do so, click Add associated with the Access to the * function. In the Access Information section of the expanded page, select the Public radio button and click Save.

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To generate or remove data availability for multiple samples in a batch

  1. Click Manage Batch Data Availability on this link in the Manage Curation page.
    The Manage Batch Data Availability page opens,
  2. Select one of the following options:
    1. Generate data availability for all samples
    2. Regenerate data availability of sample with existing availability
    3. Delete data availability for all samples
  3. Click Submit.
    The system informs you that the process will take a while.
  4. Upon finishing, caNanoLab opens a Results page with a message stating the status of the long running process

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    Because the batch generation runs in the background, you can leave this page and continue browsing other parts of the portal and come back later to check the status of the process you initiated.

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