Closed meg3mach closed 1 year ago
Great catch. We have several new members listed in Onboarding that are not in the web list. We've also had a couple drop, and we need to decide how to represent those -- several still have data in the network even though they are no longer connected via repositories. For example, GLEON was a member node, but now their data are in EDI -- so as a project they are still putting their data in DataONE, but they've changed "how". I'd like to represent that broader organizational participation wherever possible. A few repos fit this category.
I've updated the preview version of the website with changed I'm working on to update the member repository list using the DataONE list nodes API, and I'm looking for some feedback. You can preview the changes here: https://preview.dataone.org/network/#section__current-member-repositories
I've filtered out coordinating nodes and categorized member nodes by operational status. Two deprecated notes and one new node are excluded from the list for the reasons listed below (click to expand for details):
dateUpcoming
is in the future?)Answers & tasks from our meeting today:
- Do we want to change how we organize repositories?
- How can we detect if a repository is upcoming? (
dateUpcoming
is in the future?)
operationalStatus
will be set to upcoming
- If nodes are missing information like DRP currently, should we display them, and in which category?
- Should we display deprecated nodes?
These changes have been merged into the main branch now, but we will continue discussion on how we should handle the deprecated nodes that currently exist and others in the future.
Member node community counts from dataone.org/network does not match search.dataone.org
For example, OPC is listed as upcoming on the community page, but shows in search as a member. CERP is not listed on the community page, but is listed on search as a member. Count of 44 repositories on the community page but 46 on search.
Appears to be an updating issue on the community dataone.org/network page.