- Definition : Local Users are people that
- are working in Princeton University laboratories, and
- are able to authenticate
to Princeton's
CAS.
- Obtaining a database account :
Typically, all customers of
the Genomics
Core will have their accounts created for them, upon requesting a
library preparation or sequencing service. If you are not a Genomics
Core customer, but still require access to your lab's data, fill in
the registration form
to request an account. No database access will be given without the
approval of the PI of the lab to which you say you belong.
- Access :
Local Users have the possibility to view their own private data, and
data from other members of their lab, and to create datasets.
- Definition :
Collaborators are people working outside of Princeton University
directly on a project with someone at Princeton University. They must
be sponsored by a Local User. If you are a Princeton researcher, and
need to sponsor an external collaborator, please consult
the Guest Account
Provisioning (GAP) service
- Obtaining an account :
Once the collaborator is able to authenticate to Princeton's
CAS, they
can register. One of
the curators will contact you within one business day with your
account details after the Local User with whom you collaborate has
verified the collaboration.
- Access :
An external collaborator typically can see only the samples, assays,
and datasets specifically selected by the Local User with whom they
collaborate. A collaborator will not be able to enter any data, unless
they are producing data as a registered customer of the
Princeton Genomics
Core.
