DEC OMERO Server: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 11:45, 11 March 2016

About the Collection Server

The server] is currently available as a test site with only a few sample images loaded. DEC OMERO Server link. For server issues, access problems or account requests, please contact Mark Hill.

There is no unregistered user access available to the server. All users must apply for an account an agree to abide by access and reuse conditions before being issued a user account. Individual user accounts currently only have access specific folders. Access to other collection folders can be managed through user rights management.

Collections have been organised into folders named after their location city, as shown below.

Berlin
Bochum
Göttingen
Kyoto
Madrid
Sydney
Washington

OMERO

OMERO.web 5.0.8-ice35.

Draft page - notice removed when completed. No unregistered user can edit this site or the linked image database. MediaWiki Help page

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 ==About the Collection Server==
-The server is currently available as a test site with only a few sample images loaded. [http://149.171.80.223:4080 DEC OMERO Server] link. For server issues, access problems or account requests, please contact [mailto:m.hill@unsw.edu.au|Dr Mark Hill].
+The  [http://149.171.80.223:4080 server]] is currently available as a test site with only a few sample images loaded. [http://149.171.80.223:4080 DEC OMERO Server] link. For server issues, access problems or account requests, please contact [mailto:m.hill@unsw.edu.au|Dr Mark Hill].
-Individual user accounts, for known users at each location, have made to access specific folders. Access to other collection folders can be managed through user rights management.
+There is no unregistered user access available to the server. All users must apply for an account an agree to abide by access and reuse conditions before being issued a user account. Individual user accounts currently only have  access specific folders. Access to other collection folders can be managed through user rights management.