Stand-alone Profile

In COPO, a Stand-alone work profile [1] is required to submit files, reads, assemblies and sequence annotations.

See also

• See Steps to create Tree of Life (ToL) profile if you would like to make ToL manifest submissions

Steps to Create a Stand-alone Profile

1. Click the Add new record icon to view the Add Profile form

   

   Stand-alone Profile: Add new profile record icon

2. Contact COPO via email dialogue is displayed indicating that the user is not a member of any manifest group and that the user must make a request to be added to a manifest group to make ToL manifest submissions if the user would like to do so.

   Click Okay to close the dialogue.

   Note

   Submissions such as files, reads, assemblies, files and sequence annotations can only be made using a Stand-alone profile type.

   

   Stand-alone Profile: Contact COPO dialogue is displayed regarding getting access to make ToL manifest submissions

3. Provide details for the new profile then, click Save

   

   Stand-alone Profile: Add profile form dialogue

   
   

   Hint

   Both profile Title and profile Description are mandatory form fields.

   Meaningful field values are recommended in the form boxes because the information will appear in submissions of the research objects [2] associated with the profile, in public remote repositories.

4. The new profile will be displayed in the Profile list

   

   Stand-alone Profile: Work profiles’ web page displaying the created profile

   
   

   Hint

   The Work Profiles’ list can be sorted by date created, profile title or profile type.

   Choose the desired sort type from the Sort by dropdown menu (at the top-right of the profile record).

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Stand-alone Profile Components

A COPO profile defines a set of component types from which instances of research objects can be created.

The following component types are currently defined:

1. Accessions

2. Assembly

3. Files

4. Reads

5. Sequence Annotations

Stand-alone Profile Components

• Component instances defined within a profile will only be visible within that profile [1].

• To access a component within a profile, click the component button displayed within the popup after the button was clicked (see the screenshot above).

Footnotes

[1] (1,2)

Also known as COPO profile. See: COPO profile or work profile.

[2]

Research objects refer to files, reads, assemblies, files and sequence annotations. A Stand-alone profile is considered as a project research object. See: Profile component.