Merge pull request #19 from UoA-eResearch/jensbri/issue17

STANDARD BOXES SHOULD BE USED HERE

docs/Research Data/Data Publication/Figshare.md

@@ -12,4 +12,6 @@ title:  "Figshare"
 - clearly state that auckland.fighshare.com isn't the same as figshare.com
 - file size limitations
 - positive example (Murtle Rust)
+  -  (Mate Tipu Mate Rākau)[https://doi.org/10.17608/k6.auckland.16599404.v2]
+  -  (Unlocking the challenge of writing audience-focused evidence-based impact narratives)[https://auckland.figshare.com/articles/media/Unlocking_the_challenge_of_writing_audience-focused_evidence-based_impact_narratives/24549574/1]
 - ...

docs/Research Data/Data Storage/IDS/Wizard/Tutorial/01-start.md

@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ Instrument Data Wizard, in preparation for ingestion into {{ service_name }}.
 !!! info "What is the Instrument Data Wizard?"
 
     If you're not familiar with what {{ service_name }} and Instrument Data
-    Wizard do, and how they work together, check out [this](./data-dictionary.md) first.
+    Wizard do, and how they work together, check out [this](../03-data-dictionary.md) first.
 
 
 

docs/Research Data/Data Storage/IDS/Wizard/Tutorial/03-import-data.md

@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ Once finished, your editor should look like this.
 
 !!! note "What if I want to add data into an existing `Project` in the repository?"
 
-    If there is already a Project for your data in the data repository, you need to import it into the Instrument Data Wizard before you can start adding files to it. You can follow the instructions for [Adding data to existing Projects, Experiments or Datasets](../02 adding-to-existing-structure.md).
+    If there is already a Project for your data in the data repository, you need to import it into the Instrument Data Wizard before you can start adding files to it. You can follow the instructions for [Adding data to existing Projects, Experiments or Datasets](../02-adding-to-existing-structure.md).
 
 
 ## Add more data

docs/Research Data/Data Storage/IDS/Wizard/Tutorial/04-metadata.md

@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ A Project, Experiment, Dataset or Datafile can have **multiple** `Schemas` assoc
 
     You can associate domain- or instrument-specific metadata with a Project, Experiment, Dataset or Datafile using `Schemas`. One way to use `Schema` could be to describe the study or treatment you have applied to the sample. Alternatively, you may wish to note down the instrument configuration used for acquiring data. For example, data from a sequencer may benefit from a `Schema` with depth of sequencing and sequencing method as `Parameters`.
 
-    It's best to create a data dictionary document with your collaborators to specify what metadata should be stored. See [data dictionary](../data-dictionary.md). 
+    It's best to create a data dictionary document with your collaborators to specify what metadata should be stored. See [data dictionary](../03-data-dictionary.md). 
 
     As part of onboarding, {{ service_name }} can support you in creating a data dictionary, and create any `Schemas` for your research group. Contact {{ service_contact }} for more information.