When you are satisfied with the results that you have generated from your search, click the Download button
at the top of the Filter panel on the Search page to initiate
the package request.
If you are not already logged in, you will be immediately redirected to the sign in page to log into your TERN account. Detailed sign in instructions are available in the expandable section below.
All users must create and sign in to their TERN account to download data from the site.
Data Cart
The next step is the Data Cart page where the system prepares to package your data set ready for download. You are required to title your dataset so that it is uniquely identifiable, and you can also add an optional Description to give more information about your dataset.
In this example, the Filter section is expanded to show the parameters of the search results used for this dataset. The title is informative and human readable, and more detailed information has been included in the Description field.
The output format dropdown menu allows you to select the files that you wish to include in the data download. By default, the package includes a CSV and a GeoJSON file, but you can also opt to have the TERN Ontology CSV file included.
When you have completed the , press the “Request Data” button to continue.
The My Downloads page will load and the new package will be highlighted in green.
The system will update the progress bar to reflect the processing status of the package.
When your data package is ready to download, you will be sent an email containing the download link and the citation details for the data. You can also mint a DOI for your dataset.
Features available via the My Downloads page are discussed in the next section.
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