Creating a Knowledge Package

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To create a Knowledge Package, your GEO Knowledge Hub user must have the Knowledge Provider role. If you do not have this permission, create an account and request the required role from the GEO Knowledge Hub team.

Sharing Earth Observation Applications in the GEO Knowledge Hub is done through Knowledge Package creation. This section presents how Knowledge Providers can use the features of the digital library to create these packages.

Getting ready

Once you, as a Knowledge Provider, decide to share your application in the GEO Knowledge Hub, it is important to organize and document your application.

To start, use the checklist below:

1. Check the best practices to create a Knowledge Package;
2. Organize the material you want to share;
3. Describe all the materials you have in a document (e.g., Title, Authors, Licenses, Files and so on);
4. Go to the GEO Knowledge Hub and follow the following step-by-step guide to create a Knowledge Package.

Step-by-step

To create your Knowledge Package, follow the step-by-step instructions on the following pages:

1. Accessing the GEO Knowledge Hub
2. Accessing the Deposit interface
3. Filling the Knowledge Package metadata
4. Defining the Knowledge Package visibility
5. Accessing the Knowledge Resources interface
6. Adding Knowledge Resources
7. Editing Knowledge Resources
8. Managing Knowledge Resources permissions
9. Previewing the Knowledge Package
10. Publishing the Knowledge Package