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 When the group have been created, it can be seen in the drop down menu, and if selected, both the Type and Description can be seen as well.\\ When the group have been created, it can be seen in the drop down menu, and if selected, both the Type and Description can be seen as well.\\
-When a group is created, data can be added in two ways, either on upload [[geocloud:dataadministration:fileupload|]]+When a group is created, data can be added in two ways, either grouping can be set on upload [[geocloud:dataadministration:fileupload|]], or it can be done manually after. If it is done manually, the "Add Data" button will open a menu where a Terrain for the group can be set or the various data types can be added to the group (Figure 4). \\
  
-{{:geocloud:dataadministration:6dfbf3199e11cc3d17cb1025f7c248c8.png}}+{{:geocloud:dataadministration:6dfbf3199e11cc3d17cb1025f7c248c8.png}}\\ 
 +//Figure 4: The interface of the "Groups" tab when a group have been added, and data are about to be added to the group// \\ 
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 +After clicking on the data type which should be appended to the group, a new pop-up window will appear (Figure 5). This window is very similar from datatype to datatype. Specific for Terrain is, that only one surface can be chosen as the Terrain file for the group. For the other data types, multiple objects can be added.
  
-{{:geocloud:dataadministration:b6ef20a4dd536efbfd54e091e31d9056.png}}+{{:geocloud:dataadministration:fb230e622be4ae444f2eaed6de571218.png}}\\ 
 +//Figure 5: The pop-up window that allows an user to append data to a group.// \\ 
 +\\ 
 +When data have been added to the group, some of the properties of the dataset is visible in the groups tab (Figure 6). The name, filename, datatype, upload date and published status can be seen. Furthermore, single datatypes can be removed from the group by pressing the red bin on the right hand side (Figure 6).\\ 
 +\\ 
 +{{:geocloud:dataadministration:groupswithdata.png|}}\\ 
 +//Figure 6: The interface of a group with some data.// \\ 
 +\\ 
 +After the steps have been completed, a group with all the added data will be available from the main menu (Figure 7).\\ 
 +\\ 
 +{{:geocloud:dataadministration:filesaarhusdemo.png?200|}}\\ 
 +//Figure 7: The groups panel accessed from the main interface.//
  
-{{:geocloud:dataadministration:fb230e622be4ae444f2eaed6de571218.png}}+==== Model Layers ====
  
-{{:geocloud:dataadministration:ef66d6764173fedc1759bad59af1faaf.png}}+The second tab under "Groups" in the "Data Administration" panel is model layers. This interface is used to create a geologic model between 2D grids (Figure 8).
  
-{{:geocloud:dataadministration:d2a6d744792e234e372610d47c4ef1d1.png}}+{{:geocloud:dataadministration:geologicalmodel.png|}}\\ 
 +//Figure 8: A geological model between several 2D Grids.// \\ 
 +\\
  
-==== Model Layers ====+A geological model can be set up using the "Model Layers" function. The fan is clicked to access the functionality (Figure 9).
  
-{{:geocloud:dataadministration:9ffd1e6e57976a292bf207475fc2587c.png?900x430}}+{{:geocloud:dataadministration:9ffd1e6e57976a292bf207475fc2587c.png?900x430}}\\ 
 +//Figure 9: The tab that allows the user to create a geological model from 2D Grids.// \\ 
 +\\
  
-====   ====+To get started, click on the "Add Layers" button (Figure 10)\\ 
 +\\ 
 +{{:geocloud:dataadministration:settingupgeologicalmodel.png|}}\\ 
 +//Figure 10: Model layers tab with the Add Layers button and Edit Layers button.// \\ 
 +\\ 
 +Clicking on the "Add Layers" button will bring forward a pop-up menu to select the layers that the user would like in the geological model (Figure 11). When all the layers have been added, press finish.\\
  
-{{:geocloud:dataadministration:de7c1f549239f57d9d05d5f43d928508.png?898x308}}+{{:geocloud:dataadministration:4951d682c931b650a9025d7d0f9bfc99.png?403x462}}\\ 
 +//Figure 11: Selection of the layers for the geological model.// \\ 
 +\\ 
 +If the "Edit Layers" button is pressed next to "Add Layers" (Figure 10), the user will be able to drag layers around to organize them in the desired way (Figure 12).\\
  
-{{:geocloud:dataadministration:4951d682c931b650a9025d7d0f9bfc99.png?403x462}} 
  
-{{:geocloud:dataadministration:31928b585d21d549a693a1b45d8acf85.png?278x236}}+{{:geocloud:dataadministration:31928b585d21d549a693a1b45d8acf85.png?278x236}}\\ 
 +//Figure 12: Draging and dropping layers in correct order.// \\ 
 +\\ 
 +While the edit button is toggled, the name of the model layers can be changed, the color can be changed and single layers can be removed. If the "Fixed Bottom" is toggled, there can be a bottom at a certain depth that the user chooses (Figure 13). \\
  
-{{:geocloud:dataadministration:f7e2ad0dc87a5c36995605344c856b8a.png?994x215}}+{{:geocloud:dataadministration:f7e2ad0dc87a5c36995605344c856b8a.png?994x215}}\\ 
 +//Figure 13: Editing of a geological model.//
  
  

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