@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ The NOMAD Metainfo stores descriptive and structured information about materials
data contained in the NOMAD Archive. The Metainfo can be understood as the schema of
the Archive. The NOMAD Archive data is
structured to be independent of the electronic-structure theory code or molecular-simulation,
(or beyond). The NOMAD Metainfo can be browsed as part of the `NOMAD Repository and Archive web application <https://repository.nomad-coe.eu/app/gui/metainfo>`_.
(or beyond). The NOMAD Metainfo can be browsed as part of the `NOMAD Repository and Archive web application <https://nomad-lab.eu/prod/rae/gui/metainfo>`_.
Typically (meta-)data definitions are generated only for a predesigned and specific scientific field,
application or code. In contrast, the NOMAD Metainfo considers all pertinent information
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@@ -29,10 +29,8 @@ the archive data is solely served by NOMAD's API.
The NOMAD Metainfo started within the `NOMAD Laboratory <https://nomad-lab.eu>`_. It was discussed at the
`CECAM workshop Towards a Common Format for Computational Materials Science Data <https://th.fhi-berlin.mpg.de/meetings/FCMSD2016/>`_
and is open to external contributions and extensions. More information can be found in:
- `Towards a Common Format for Computational Materials Science Data (Psi-K 2016 Highlight) <http://th.fhi-berlin.mpg.de/site/uploads/Publications/Psik_Highlight_131-2016.pdf>`_ provides a description on how to establish code-independent formats in detail and presents the challenges and practical strategies for achieving a common format for the representation of computational material-science data.
- `The Novel Materials Discovery Laboratory - Data formats and compression, D1.1 <https://www.nomad-coe.eu/uploads/outreach/Public%20Deliverables/NOMAD%20D1.1%20public%20KO20June2016.pdf>`_ outlines possible data formats, concepts, and compression techniques used to build a homogeneous (code-independent) data archive, called the NOMA
and is open to external contributions and extensions. More information can be found in
`Towards a Common Format for Computational Materials Science Data (Psi-K 2016 Highlight) <http://th.fhi-berlin.mpg.de/site/uploads/Publications/Psik_Highlight_131-2016.pdf>`_.
To contribute your data to the repository, please, login to our `upload page <../uploads>`_ (you need to register first, if you do not have a NOMAD account yet).
To contribute your data to the repository, please, login to our `upload page <../gui/uploads>`_
(you need to register first, if you do not have a NOMAD account yet).
*A note for returning NOMAD users!* We revised the upload process with browser based upload
alongside new shell commands. The new Upload page allows you to monitor upload processing
and verify processing results before publishing your data to the Repository.
The `upload page <../uploads>`_ acts as a staging area for your data. It allows you to
The `upload page <../gui/uploads>`_ acts as a staging area for your data. It allows you to
upload data, to supervise the processing of your data, and to examine all metadata that
NOMAD extracts from your uploads. The data on the upload page will be private and can be
deleted again. If you are satisfied with our processing, you can publish the data.
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POTCAR files are only available to the uploader and assigned co-authors.
This is done automatically; you don't need to do anything.
Once published, data cannot be erased. Linking a corrected version to a corresponding older one ("erratum") will be possible soon.
Files from an improved calculation, even for the same material, will be handled as a new entry.
Once published, data cannot be erased. Linking a corrected version to a corresponding older
one ("erratum") will be possible soon. Files from an improved calculation, even for the
same material, will be handled as a new entry.
You can publish data as being open access or restricted for up to three years (with embargo).
For the latter you may choose with whom you want to share your data. We strongly support the