What fields are available on the Submit a Dataset form?
METADATA:
Dataset Authors*: Enter the author information for your dataset for the purposes of citation. Please include First Name, Last Name, ORCID (optional), and Affiliation (optional).
Title of Dataset*
Category*: Select one or more categories that the dataset should reside in.
Keywords: – Enter keywords to help users find your competition.
Data Format: enter format of dataset file (e.g. CSV, TXT, ORC, Avro, XML, SQL, JSON, XLSX); for ZIP and GZIP files, indicate the format of the included files.
Related Dataset: if your dataset is related to another IEEE DataPort dataset, please enter the title of the related dataset in this field (autocomplete available)
Links: Enter links to external documentation, data sources, project pages, author homepage, etc. To add more than one link, click “Add Another Link” button.
ABSTRACT & IMAGE
Dataset Image: Enter image for your dataset to improve dataset appearance and identification on IEEE DataPort; choose image file and hit Upload button.
Abstract*: Enter an abstract for dataset in the required Abstract field.
DOCUMENTATION & INSTRUCTIONS
Documentation*: Data Competition administrator may upload documents which contain additional instructional information for the Data Competition; choose file and hit Upload button; formats allowed include pdf, txt, docx, doc, and md.
Instructions*: Enter detailed instructions to enable Data Competition participants to be able to understand and participate in the data competition effectively.
DATASET
Dataset Files*: Upload one or more dataset files. Dataset files may total up to 2 TB (or 10 TB for Institutional Subscribers). The following formats are currently supported: zip, gz, gzip, csv, json, txt, sql, xml, tsv, ebs, avro, orc, parquet, hdf5, 7z, tbz2, iso, tar, bz2, z, xls, xlsx, graph, properties, offsets, flac, ogg, wav, aac, mp3, gif, jpg, jpeg, png, avi, mov, mp4, mpg, m4v, yaml, dat, mat, fig. If your competition dataset consists of multiple files, you can again select ‘choose’ and ‘upload’ to upload additional files.
TIP: For large datasets, we recommend uploading a series of files that are 100 GB or less. This will make the upload process easier to manage, and will also enable users to more easily work with your files.
TIP: For datasets with a large number of files (>100), we recommend compressing your upload(s) using the ZIP and/or GZIP format. ZIP files may work best for users working on PCs. GZIP may work best for Linux users and those working with AWS big data solutions
Scripts: Optionally, upload any scripts related to your dataset.