Collection Setup
Setting Up Your Collection on Opendatabay
To effectively set up your data collection page on Opendatabay, ensure all required fields are completed. Here’s a guide to help you through the process:
Required Fields
Name
Field: Collection Name (Example: My Collection Name)
Collection Category
Field: Select the most appropriate category for your collection from the following list:
Related Searches
Field: Search Tags (Example: Tourism, Healthcare, Records, Non-PII, Public, Statistic, Report)
Collection Promo Image
Field: Upload a promotional image for your collection.
Format: PNG, JPEG, WEBP
Dimensions: 600x400 pixels
Description
About: Provide a detailed description of your data collection.
Guidance: The description can be written in Markdown language (.MD) for better formatting and more options.
Example:
Dataset Information
License: Specify the dataset's license (e.g., CC BY-SA 4.0) See Licenses for more information
Region: Specify the dataset's region (e.g., Global, Europe, North America)
Dataset Type: Specify the dataset's type (e.g., Textual, Images, Videos)
Version: Automatically assigned with each update
Additional Information
Format: CSV, JSON, ODBc, PDF, XLS, RDS, ODS
Records: Number of records, Lines (e.g., 27 million)
Lines: [If applicable, specify any additional details about the dataset's structure or size]
Updated: Date of last update ( e.g., dd/mm/yyyy)
Purchase type: Type of purchase ( eg., One-off purchase, API, Subscription)
Price
Field: Price in GBP (Example: £9999)
Final Steps
Review All Information: Ensure all fields are accurately filled out and all required information fields are populated.
Save: Once reviewed, save your collection page
Preview Collection card, description
Your collection card will be available to public on the marketplace page
Additionally, newly listed collection cards will be added to provider's profile.
By following these steps, you will create a detailed, visually appealing, and professional data collection page that attracts buyers and facilitates smooth transactions on Opendatabay.
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