- Select all dataset entities relevant to your study based on the data you collected. -
+Select the types of entities that are included in your dataset.
- Import all of the experimental data collected during your study using the interface - below. + Use the interface below to import all the experimental data you collected during your + study.
Note: If your data is organized into subfolders (e.g., "microscopy," - "imaging"), import the subfolders directly instead of the parent folder containing - them. + "imaging"), make sure to import the subfolders directly rather than the parent folder + they’re in.
- You mentioned at the beginning that you have code files in your dataset. Add those - code files into the interface below. Make sure you include a README file that - describes the code and how to use it. + Import any scripts, computational models, analysis pipelines, or other code/tools used + during the study for data processing or analysis below.
- Protocol data refers to supplementary folders and files to accompany the experimental - protocols that must be submitted to protocols.io (more on that at a later step). + Import any files that describe the experimental procedures used in your study below.
- Docs data refers to any data to be included in your dataset that does not belong to - any of the other five categories (primary, source, derivative, code, or protocol - data). + Import any files that provide documentation related to your study below.
- The SDS compliant dataset structure shown below will be generated by SODA (during the - last step of this process) based on the data files you specified in the previous - steps. Review and go back to make changes if needed. Please note that all empty - folders will be deleted before generating the dataset since empty folders are not - allowed in the SDS. + The interface below displays the structure of your dataset as it will be generated by + SODA. Review the structure to ensure that all data has been imported correctly, and + then click to proceed.