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DataHUB concepts and terminology |
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[CC-BY 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) |
2023-12-05 |
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- DataHUB as "ground truth" / original clone
- You can sync and communicate all changes to your ARC via the DataHUB
💡 ARCitect and ARC commander provide options to avoid syncing large files (LFS = Large file storage)
- work on small files
- annotate metadata
- add scripts, protocols
- work on large files
- run computations
- "Project" = ARC
- "Groups" = Group of users
- In the DataHUB, ARCs are called "projects"; they are the same.
- An ARC can be shared with individual users (invited as "members") or a group.
- A "Group" is a group of users with specific permissions
- A group can share ARCs
- A group can be invited to an ARC
- Groups can have subgroups
- Every user has a personal namespace, where they can upload or create new ARCs
- Every group and subgroup has its own namespace
Type | URL | Namespace | Name |
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A personal ARC | https://git.nfdi4plants.org/brilator/Facultative-CAM-in-Talinum | brilator |
Dominik Brilhaus |
An group-shared ARC | https://git.nfdi4plants.org/hhu-plant-biochemistry/Samuilov-2018-BOU-PSP | hhu-plant-biochemistry |
HHU Plant Biochemistry |
💡 Personal is not the same as private
The visibility of ARCs and groups can be managed individually for each ARC or group
💡 By default every ARC and every group is set to private.
When inviting new members to an ARC or group, you can choose between different levels.
💡 By default you are Owner of an ARC you create or upload to the DataHUB.
💡 Investigation contacts are not automatically invited as members to the ARC.