Introduction


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Yoda logo
Yoda logo

Connecting to the Yoda portal


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Example of how the Yoda portal looks like once logged in
Example of how the Yoda portal looks like once logged in

Finding and reusing existing data


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Portal detail: Research and Vault tabs
Portal detail: Research and Vault tabs

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Picture of the pop-up for copying the datapackage to research space
Picture of the pop-up for copying the datapackage to research space

Unsupervised RDM cycle


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Example of missing information in a mandatory metadata field
Example of missing information in a mandatory metadata field

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Yoda’s upload button
Yoda’s upload button

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Completed uploads in the portal
Completed uploads in the portal

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The datapackage is now submitted to the Vault
The datapackage is now submitted to the Vault

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After accepting, you will see that a new green label appears next to the folder’s name title. After a few minutes (depending on the file sizes and how busy the server may be), it will change from “Accepting” to “Accepted”. The datapackage is now accepted for the Vault


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Screenshot of a datapackage copied back into Research (including Unix epoch)
Screenshot of a datapackage copied back into Research (including Unix epoch)

Supervised RDM cycle


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Click the Action button in the Research area to accept or reject the submission
Click the Action button in the Research area to accept or reject the submission

Archiving and publishing your data


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Click the Action button in the Vault area to archive the dataset on tape
Click the Action button in the Vault area to archive the dataset on tape

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Click the Action button in the Vault area to publish the dataset
Click the Action button in the Vault area to publish the dataset

Epilogue