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Data Upload Guide
ArjamaM edited this page Nov 5, 2024
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This manual shows you how to upload data into TOSCA.
What to check before starting your data upload into TOSCA:
- Make sure your geospatial data is in the folder 'geospatial data folder' below.
- Go to http://localhost:8080/geoserver/ to log in to your Geoserver. Your username and password are in the .env file for you to check. It is highly recommended to change the default username and password.
- The first step is to go to the 'Geofence Data rules' on the bottom left -> 'Add new rule' -> Click 'Save'.


If you forget to do this at the beginning, do the following steps and repeat Step 2: Click on 'Geofence' -> Click on 'Invalidate -> Repeat Step 2.
- Once you have logged in, you will notice on the left of the page 'Workspace', 'Store' and 'Layers'. These are the most important things you need for uploading your data.
- To add a group under which you want to different layers (for example, 'Solid_waste_management'), click on 'Workspace'-> 'Add new Workspace' -> Assign a name (eg. 'Solid_waste_management' (make sure there are no spaces in this name)), and copy the same name in 'Namespace URI' -> Save.
- If you refresh your tool (http://localhost:8181/) now, you will see this appear on the left panel. You will notice that there are no layers under it.
- The next step is to add a 'Store'.
- Go to 'Store' -> 'Add new Store' -> Choose your datatype (eg. 'Shapefile')
- Choose a Workspace to which you want to add the layer.

Give a name to the layer under 'Data source name' and 'Description'.
- Click on 'Shapefile location' -> Browse

- Choose ' \ ' -> '\mnt'
- Choose the layer you want to add

- Once you have added your layer, you can choose if you want to publish it right away, or later. To publish your layer, click on 'Publish'.
- Go down to 'Bounding boxes'-> Under 'Native bounding box', click on 'compute from data' -> Under 'Lat/Lon Bounding box' click on 'compute from native bonds' -> Click save.

- refresh your tool, your layer should appear under your chosen Workspace.

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