New in this round: SSDB header format requirements – see the IODP Site Characterization Data
Guidelines for details.
The Proponent Tool
is the main tool through which you will create and submit a data package in support of your drilling proposal.
To access the Proponent Tool, you must have a proponent account: first register for a basic user account if
you do not have one (a PDB account will also work in SSDB). Then login to SSDB and use the My Account link to
request access to a specific proposal number. Within 1-2 business days, after validation by IODP, you should
receive a confirmation email that you have been given proponent access to that proposal.
SSDB Tools for Proponents There are a variety of tools to support
proponents.
The left-hand menu provides links to most of these, though you
must be logged on as a proponent to see and access some of them.
Tool
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Function
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My Account
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Maintain updated contact information, and request access
to specific proposals.
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Proponent Tool
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Upload data files and related descriptive information (metadata) from your computer to the SSDB. View and edit your uploaded files and metadata, and then create and submit a data package in support of your proposal.
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Legacy Data
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Search physical objects, digital data, and site and
proposal information that were submitted before ~2005.
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Search
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Public-facing tool to locate and download files using a
text search interface, and view results using Google Earth.
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Drilled Holes
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Map of all drilled boreholes during DSDP, ODP, and IODP, with
links to publications. Requires Google Earth.
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Additional Resources
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