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 Preparing data for transmission to the LIMS is straightforward and you need only two things: 1) your metadata file and 2) the name/location of the transfer folder. Preparing data for transmission to the LIMS is straightforward and you need only two things: 1) your metadata file and 2) the name/location of the transfer folder.
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 === Generating your metadata file === === Generating your metadata file ===
 The LIMS system has tools for generating metadata tools.  You should/must use these tools to generate a correctly formatted metadata file!  Metadata files can be produced one at a time (via the form, Fig 1) or in batches (via the batch utility, Fig 2), as shown below. The LIMS system has tools for generating metadata tools.  You should/must use these tools to generate a correctly formatted metadata file!  Metadata files can be produced one at a time (via the form, Fig 1) or in batches (via the batch utility, Fig 2), as shown below.
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 Regardless of which method you choose, you will fill out a series of fields (using the form or batch template file) to describe the nature of the data, the instrument(s) used, the chemical species in your sample, etc.  Once you have your metadata files, you're ready for the next step. Regardless of which method you choose, you will fill out a series of fields (using the form or batch template file) to describe the nature of the data, the instrument(s) used, the chemical species in your sample, etc.  Once you have your metadata files, you're ready for the next step.
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 === Preparing data for transfer === === Preparing data for transfer ===
 On each computer connected to the LIMS, there is a folder designated for LIMS transfers.  This enables a user-curated submission process in which only "good" or meaningful data makes its way to the system.  Consult the project scientist or lab technician in charge of the instrument of interest for information on where to find this transfer folder. On each computer connected to the LIMS, there is a folder designated for LIMS transfers.  This enables a user-curated submission process in which only "good" or meaningful data makes its way to the system.  Consult the project scientist or lab technician in charge of the instrument of interest for information on where to find this transfer folder.
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