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1. Navigation 'Project --> Browse' from the main menu.
2. Search keys are;
   1. Project Name
   2. Project Description
3. Browse Project page;
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4. After selecting the search by key, user has to give  a value to search using the selected key. Click on Search.
5. User can search for all projects by using (*) as a wild character. The * can be used when searching either options; Project name or description.
6. When projects are listed by clicking ‘View’ at the end of the row user can navigate to ‘Project Summary’ page. 
7. In 'Project Summary' all experiments created under the project will be listed.

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Image IV - Project Summary

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User can click on the experiment ‘Name’ and navigate to ‘Experiment Summary’ page.

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Image V - Experiment Summary

Tutorial III - Create & Launch Experiment

Create Experiment

1. To create an experiment click on ‘Create Experiment’ from the main menu. Navigation  Navigation to experiment creation page Main Menu --> Experiment --> Create Experiment
2. Create Experiment Page - Experiment Information
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3. Initially user needs to First enter/select given fields in order to continue.;
   1. Experiment Name (Mandatory)
   2. Experiment Description (Optional)
   3. Project (Select from the available LOV)
   4. Application (Select from the available LOV)
   and click on ‘Continue’ button. At this point, user can clear any entered fields by clicking ‘Reset Values’ before continuing.
4. Then continue entering Application configuration information.
   1. Experiment application input (Mandatory) - Application input can be in the form of entering data manually or uploading a single or multiple required input files.
      NOTE: Uploading file validity is not checked by the gateway. User has the responsibility of uploading correct files.
   2. Compute Resource (select from the available LOV. If the application is existing in a single resource, it will be the default value)
   3. Queue (a default value will be taken if not changed by the user)
   4. Node Count (If not entered default value will be taken as the input)
   5. Total Core Count (If not entered default value will be taken as the input)
   6. Wall Time Limit (If not entered default value will be taken as the input)
   7. Total Physical Memory (If not entered default value 0 will be taken as the input)
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   8. For values d, e and f if user does not enter,  default value will be taken as the input. For some compute resources, this above default value values will not be correct. User needs to change the node count in such cases.
   9. For d and e user has to enter a value greater than or equivalent to 1.
   10. For f user has to enter a value greater than or equivalent to 0.
5. Create Experiment - Application Configuration Part
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6. While entering application configurations user can start over from the beginning using ‘Start Over’ button.
7. Once saved or saved and launched user will be directed to ‘Experiment Summary’ page; can refresh the page and from summary page can monitor experiment status changes.
8. Experiment Summary Page
   
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