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- | ====== Projects Administration ====== | ||
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- | The Project Administration page is where you create new projects and upload data associated with those – see Figure 12. | ||
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- | Figure 12: Project Administration main page. The page also shows existing projects. Projects and their content can be edited or deleted on an individual base – use mouse-over in the project overview (Figure 12) to access these functionalities. Informative note: Projects created will show up in the Projects Map (example in Figure 4). Data added to projects will be available for download as described in section 3.1 - The Projects Map but will not be visible in the Data Map. Creating a new project By pressing “Add Data” (Figure 12, upper right corner) the user is guided through several steps to create a project and to upload associated data. | ||
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- | ==== Step 1 – Project Details ==== | ||
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- | Give the project a name and add description details (Figure 13). | ||
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- | //Figure 13: Project details.// | ||
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- | ==== Step 2 – Geotag your data ==== | ||
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- | Zoom out in the map and place the red pin on the desired position by drag & drop. Alternatively, | ||
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- | The extent of the project is defined by the user defined bounding box. To position the bounding box, drag & drop the two red squares (defines corner coordinates for the bounding box), or add corner coordinates manually. | ||
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- | After the above steps, save the project. The bounding box will now show up (example in Figure 15). Red pin can now be re-arranged. | ||
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- | Add the EPSG value of your project. | ||
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- | //Figure 14: Geotag your data.// | ||
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- | //Figure 15: Saving project creates bounding box in map.// | ||
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- | ==== Step 3 - Access Level ==== | ||
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- | Access levels are administered by the GeoCloud administrator and/or I•GIS and can be set on different levels (Figure 16). | ||
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- | //Figure 16: Access Level.// | ||
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- | **Role based access.** \\ | ||
- | The Role based access gives access to multiple users. There are two access levels:\\ | ||
- | • Regular User: Read, download\\ | ||
- | • Administrator: | ||
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- | Regular users and Administrator refer to the access level defined on the Data Administration page (see below).\\ | ||
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- | The access levels for individual users can be set in the //User based access section// (Figure 17, right part): | ||
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- | **User based access ** \\ | ||
- | • Read: Read/view\\ | ||
- | • Download: Read/view and download | ||
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- | The names on the list is based on users invited by the administrator(s) – see Figure 18. | ||
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- | **Invite new users and manage existing users (administrators only)**.\\ | ||
- | Administrators can invite new users and manage existing ones. This is done on the Data Administration page. | ||
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- | //Figure 17: Data Administration page. User administration is accessed by pressing the “Users” button (red box).// | ||
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- | Figure 18 shows an example from a GeoCloud portal. Existing users are listed showing the full name, User Name and email address. New users are invited by pressing the green button (“+ Invite Users”). | ||
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- | //Figure 18: GeoCloud users. Access levels.// | ||
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- | //New Users:// | ||
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- | Press the green button (“//+ Invite Users// | ||
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- | //Figure 19: Invite new users. // | ||
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- | Press “Finish” and an email is sent to the selected email address. The email includes a link to create a password for the GeoCloud access. | ||
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- | //Existing users: // | ||
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- | In the Actions column, there are 3 options to change access levels and roles to existing users: | ||
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- | ==== Step 4 – Files upload ==== | ||
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- | Files on your computer can be associated to the project by select and upload, figure 20. | ||
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- | //Figure 20: Select and upload files.// | ||
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- | File formats handled includes //DAT, DBF, DOC, DOCX, GSMOD, ID, MAP, MDB, PDF, PRJ, RAR, SBN, SBX, SHP, SHX, TAB //and //ZIP//. See Table 1 for more information. | ||
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- | After file selection press “//Start Upload//” and upload begins. Uploaded files show up on the “// | ||
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- | //Figure 21: Files uploaded. Notice the jpg file (Figure 20) did not upload because of wrong file format (jpg instead of bmp. To upload jpg, you will need to zip the file. // | ||
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- | Additional images can be uploaded to be shown on the Projects Map. These images serve as front images on the Projects Map – see Figure 23. | ||
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- | //Figure 22: Select and upload images.// | ||
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- | //Figure 23: Images uploaded and visible on the Projects Map. The 2 images uploaded previously (Figure 22) shows up when clicking on the image in the red box. // | ||
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- | After saving the project, it will appear in the Projects Map with a bounding box and a red pin in the map window and listed in the projects list to the right. | ||
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