This guide explains how to use the features on the User Admin tab of the TCIA Radiology Portal.
Authorizing Protection Groups
To grant access to a protection group and access role Click . If you know the name of the protection group and access role, you can enter them into the respective fields. As you type, the tool will suggest options matching the characters you entered. To change a user's access to a protection group and access role
The Grant Access to Selected User window appears.
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Click Delete to remove the user's access to that protection group.
Managing User Groups
Managing user groups involves: You can edit a user group's name and description. If you choose to delete a user group, you do not delete the users in it. Select the User Group tab. In the row for the user group you want to edit or delete, click Edit the User Group Name and/or Description and click Warning! Clicking the Delete Group button deletes the group immediately. There is no confirmation message in case you change your mind about this action. An administrator uses protection groups to limit data access and visibility by image collection and site(s). You can assign roles to a protection group and associate that protection group with a user group. The authorization for a user group consists of the protection group and its roles assigned to a user group. You can remove the protection group you assigned to the user group. You can then assign a new protection group to that user group. You can also change the assignment of roles to the existing protection group. You can view the users associated with a user group on the User Group tab but if you want to modify which group those users belong to, you need to authorize them with protection groups.Editing or Deleting a User Group
The User Authorization Tool appears.
The Edit or Delete Group dialog box appears.
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Click .Assigning a Protection Group with Roles to a User Group
The Add Protection Group to Selected User Group dialog box appears.
The user group is now associated with the selected protection group and role(s).Modifying the Authorization for a User Group
The user group's protection group and assigned role(s) appears.
The Modify Authorization for Selected User Group dialog box appears.
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To remove this protection group from this user group, click .Showing Users Associated with a User Group
The Users in User Group window appears.
Managing Users
What to do if the user is not in LDAP Contact the Help Desk to request that a user be added to LDAP. Managing users involves: To activate the user, set Active Status to True. To deactivate the user in TCIA, set Active Status to False. Click To find a user on the User tab, narrow the list by adding one or more characters to one or more column header boxes. In the following example, the displayed users have aa as part of their login name. Click Update the email address and status as needed. Note that a user cannot be deleted from TCIA, only deactivated. The Login Name cannot be updated.Adding a User to TCIA
The User Authorization Tool appears.
The User Details dialog box appears.
The user is added to TCIA and the table on the User tab.Finding a User
Updating User Information
The user information becomes editable.
The user information is updated in the table.
Managing Protection Groups
Protection elements are created automatically Managing protection groups involves: In the Protection Group Name field, start the name with "NCIA” followed by a dot, then enter your name of choice. For example: NCIA.Prostate-3T. No Special Characters Do not use special characters such as Click Seting up security for a collection's visibility in TCIA involves creating a protection group for it and then assigning protection element(s) to it. The protection element identifies the collection and site associated with the data. Data Access and Protection Elements To associate a protection element with a protection group Open the list next to Available Protection Elements. Select the elements to be associated with the protection group by clicking the box to the left of the element name. You can select more than one. Narrowing a List To narrow the list of protection elements, type the name or part of the name next to the magnifying glass icon ( Click The Associated Protection Element(s) column lists the elements that you added. In the following example protection element, ACL is the site. Multiple Sites If there are multiple sites for a collection, you might want to create a protection group for each site. This process would grant access to verify submissions per site. Open the list next to Included Protection Elements, and select the elements to remove. Narrowing a List To narrow the list of protection elements, type the name or part of the name next to the magnifying glass icon ( Click x to return without saving. Click On the Protection Group tab, you can perform a global search or a column search, which are both described in the following table. You can perform both searching techniques to filter a list, but do not forget to clear the search boxes to expand the list. You can search for a term or part of a term in all the protection group columns in the table. All protection groups with the characters you entered are returned. In the following example, a Global Search on brain finds protection groups with "brain" in the Protection Group name and the Associated Protection Elements. You can also find protection groups in the table by adding a term to a column header or more than one column header to further narrow the list. In the following example, searching for pilot in the Protection Group column displays the following results. Click Update the group description. Click Click Click Adding a Protection Group
The User Authorization Tool appears.
The Protection Group Details dialog box appears.#
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The protection group is added to the table.Associating Protection Elements with a Protection Group
The Add Protection Element(s) to Protection Group window appears.NCIA.SportInjury//ACL
Removing Protection Elements from a Protection Group
The Remove Protection Element(s) from Protection Group window appears.
The Protection Group Name cannot be changed.
The protection element you removed is no longer listed in the Associated Protection Elements column.Finding a Protection Group
Type of Search Performing a Search Global Search Column Search Updating a Protection Group Description
The Protection Group Details window appears.
Note that you cannot update the protection group name.Deleting a Protection Group
The Protection Group Details window appears.
The row is removed from the table.
Managing Protection Elements
Topics in this section include: You can sort the list of Collections and Sites by clicking the arrows. If both arrows are showing (Adding a Protection Element to a Protection Group
The User Authorization Tool appears.
The Protection Element tab appears.
The Protection Element Details window appears.
Adding Protection Groups and Assigning Roles
For example, John Smith needs to be a curator within the Mouse Astrocytoma protection group, so user johnsmith is assigned to protection group TCIA Mouse Astrocytoma with the role of CURATOR. Topics in this section include: Enter a name for the new group and optionally, a description. No Special Characters Do not use special characters such as Click Super Administrator If you are a Super Administrator for one protection group, your privileges extend to all of the protection groups. To assign a user to a protection group and assign roles Select a user name from the list at the top left. Click From the Role list, select the access role that the user should have in that protection group. Access the User Authorization Tool to manage users Add or modify curation data Super Administrator role for deletions Manage collection descriptions Access the Quality Control (QC) Tool Public role for searching Super Administrator role for approving deletions Access the Submission Reports option to verify submissions. The row is added to the table. Working with the table To adjust how the table is sorted, click the arrows in the column header. To narrow the list, type the name or part of the name in the column header. You can also enter information in multiple column headers to further narrow the list. Select a user from the list in the top left. To change the user's access to roles in this protection group, click the down arrow to open the Role list. Select the boxes next to roles you want to assign to the selected user. Clear the boxes next to roles you do not want the user to have. Click To delete a role, open the Role list, select a role, and click The User Authentication tab appears.Adding a Protection Group
The User Authorization Tool appears.
The Protection Group Details window appears.#
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The protection group appears on the Protection Group tab.Assigning a User to a Protection Group with Roles
The User Authorization Tool appears.
A page listing the protection groups and access roles associated with the selected user appears.
The Grant Access to Selected User window opens.
The following table lists and describes the access roles available in TCIA.Description of Access Role NCIA ADMIN NCIA CURATE NCIA DELETE_ADMIN NCIA MANAGE_COLLECTION_DESCRIPTION NCIA MANAGE_VISIBILITY_STATUS NCIA READ NCIA SUPER_CURATOR NCIA VIEW_SUBMISSION_REPORT Changing a User's Access Role Within a Protection Group
The User Authorization Tool appears.
A page listing the protection groups and access roles associated with the selected user opens.
The Grant Access to Selected User dialog box opens.
Authorizing User Groups
Granting a User Access to a User Group
- Log in to the TCIA Radiology Portal.
- Select the User Admin tab.
The User Authorization Tool appears. - Select User Authorization w/ User Group.
Select a user name from the list at the top of the screen.
Click the arrow in the Select a user name list to open a text box where you can find a user name quickly by entering a name or partial name.
- Click the user whose access you want to change.
The page refreshes with a list of user groups the user has access to. - Click
The Assign Group(s) to Selected User window appears. . - Click the arrow next to the Groups box.
A list of groups you can select appears. Click the box to the left of the user group you want to authorize for this user. You can select as many as you want. When you are done selecting groups, click the X at the top of the list of user groups or click outside the list.
The groups you selected appear in the Assign Group(s) to Selected User window.To find the user group quickly, enter the whole or partial user group name in the search box at the top. If you only want to select one user group, enter it into the search box and then click the box to the left of the search box. If you want to select more than one user group, do not do this but rather select the groups in the user group list.
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Removing a User's Access from a User Group
- Log in to the TCIA Radiology Portal.
- Select the User Admin tab.
The User Authorization Tool appears. - Select User Authorization w/ User Group.
Select a user name from the list at the top of the screen.
Click the arrow in the Select a user name list to open a text box where you can find a user name quickly by entering a name or partial name.
- Click the user whose access you want to change.
The page refreshes with a list of user groups the user has access to. - Find the user group you want to deassign from the user. To find the user group quickly, enter a name or partial name in the User Group box.
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A confirmation message appears. Click Yes or No as appropriate. next to that user group.