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CancelThere are four aspects to accessing to Alveo.
| The Alveo web server requires that users have an Alveo login account, which is accessed using your email address and a password. For instructions on creating and using such an account… | Accessing Alveo |
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| In addition, some Alveo functions require that the user also has a Galaxy login account for the Galaxy Research site. For instructions on creating and using such an account… | Accessing Galaxy on Alveo |
| Collections of data accessible using Alveo come from various sources. Some of this data relates to the personal communications of individuals, and as such, it should be treated with care and its privacy preserved. Most of these sources require an assurance that their users understand the level of sensitivity and have acknowledged their understanding. | Accepting Licences to Access Collections |
| Alveo can also be accessed by programs directly using its HTTP Application Program Interface (API). To understand how system integrity is preserved during API access… | What’s an API Key? |
- Alveo Documentation
- Getting Access to Alveo and Galaxy
- Accessing Alveo
- Accepting Licences to Access Collections
- What’s an API Key?
- Accessing Galaxy on Alveo
- Operation Basics
- Alveo Data Structures
- Discovering and Searching the Collections
- Browsing the Collections
- Searching and Selecting Items in the Collections
- Saving Your Search Results to an Item List
- Using and Saving Your Search History
- Viewing and Sharing Item Lists
- Analysing Data
- Concordance and Word Frequency
- Transferring Data to Galaxy for Processing
- Using Alveo Data with EMU/R
- Downloading Alveo Data to Your Computer
- Using Voyant Tools
- Adding Data to Alveo
- Create a Collection
- Uploading Data to a Collection
- Annotation Contributions
- User Administration Functions
- Updating Your Account Details
- Reporting an Alveo Issue
- HTTP API Reference