hortus:discover:marketplace
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Marketplace
What are Marketplace resources?
The Marketplace is the catalogue of research outputs.
It includes:
- datasets
- publications
- tools
- services
- other research objects
Each resource is structured with:
- metadata
- files or links
- ownership information
- reuse conditions
Your Marketplace User Experience
Users can:
- search for resources
- filter by type, topic, or metadata
- open detailed resource pages
Typical actions
- evaluate metadata quality
- download or access materials
- follow or favourite resources
- reuse content (depending on permissions)
How modules work together
HORTUS modules are interconnected.
Example relationships:
- Projects link to resources and events
- News links to projects or initiatives
- Experts are linked to projects and outputs
- Marketplace items can belong to projects
This creates a research ecosystem, not isolated content.
Discovery workflow
A typical discovery process:
- Start with Global Search or module browsing
- Use filters to refine results
- Open detail pages
- Evaluate:
- relevance
- metadata
- contributors
- Save or follow items of interest
Summary
HORTUS supports discovery through:
- structured modules
- rich metadata
- interconnected content
- role-based interaction
Users can:
- explore research landscapes
- identify collaborators
- access reusable resources
- engage with ongoing activities
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