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@@ -31,9 +31,14 @@ The first step is to create the dataset on GIN, in the EL1000 organization.
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## Creating GIN datasets
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Step 1 is to create empty datasets on GIN, where the data will be hosted.
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-Using the browser capabilities on GIN, create two **empty** repositories in your GIN organization: `<dataset-name>` and `<dataset-name>-confidential`, e.g. `dataset1` and `dataset1-confidential`. Here's an example of creation of the first (i.e. non confidential); notice that (a) you need to create the repo from the organization (and not your personal account) and (b) you need to uncheck the box at the bottom during actual creation.
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+Using the browser capabilities on GIN, create the following **empty** repositories in your GIN organization:
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-You may not need a 'confidential' version of the dataset. In this case, you can just create the first dataset.
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+ - `<dataset-name>`, e.g. `dataset1`.
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+ - `<dataset-name>-confidential`, e.g. `dataset1-confidential`. The "confidential" repository is optional and only needed if two tiers of access are needed.
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+Here's an example of creation of the first (i.e. the least confidential); notice that (a) you need to create the repo from the organization (and not your personal account) and (b) you need to uncheck the box at the bottom during actual creation.
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+You may not need a 'confidential' version of the dataset, i.e. in one access tier is enough. In this case, you can just create the first dataset.
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