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## Navigating the Microsoft Planetary Computer Pro web interface
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The Microsoft Planetary Computer Pro web interface is a web-based platform that allows you to manage your geospatial data. **You can access the web interface by using the URI provided in your GeoCatalog resource in Azure portal:
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The Microsoft Planetary Computer Pro web interface is a web-based platform that allows you to manage your geospatial data. **You can access the web interface by using the URI provided in your GeoCatalog resource in Azure portal:***
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:::image type="content" source="./media/geocatalog-uri-example.jpeg" alt-text="Screenshot of URI in geocatalog resource in Azure portal.":::
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* Upload a collection JSON from your local machine
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[!NOTE]
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> [!NOTE]
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> Whichever method you use to create your STAC collection, your JSON file must include the following fields:
|`type`|**Required**| The type of the STAC object, which should be set to `Collection`. |
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|`stac_version`|**Required**| The version of the STAC specification that your collection adheres to. |
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|`stac_extensions`|| A list of STAC extensions that your collection uses. |
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|`id`|**Required**| A unique identifier for your collection. |
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|`title`|| A one-line title for your collection. |
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|`description`|**Required**| A description of your collection. |
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|`keywords`|| A list of keywords that describe your collection. |
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|`license`|**Required**| The license under which your collection is published. |
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|`providers`|| A list of providers capturing or processing the data for your collection. |
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|`extent`|**Required**| The spatial and temporal extent of your collection. |
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|`summaries`|**Strongly recommended**| A map of property summaries, either a set or range of values. |
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|`links`|**Required**| A list of links for your collection. |
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|`assets`|| A dictionary of asset objects for your collection, each with unique keys. |
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|`item_assets`|[**Required for Visualization**](./render-configuration.md#step-1-define-item_assets-in-your-collection-json)| A dictionary of assets that can be found in member items. |
> |`type`|**Required**| The type of the STAC object, which should be set to `Collection`. |
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> |`stac_version`|**Required**| The version of the STAC specification that your collection adheres to. |
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> |`stac_extensions`|| A list of STAC extensions that your collection uses. |
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> |`id`|**Required**| A unique identifier for your collection. |
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> |`title`|| A one-line title for your collection. |
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> |`description`|**Required**| A description of your collection. |
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> |`keywords`|| A list of keywords that describe your collection. |
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> |`license`|**Required**| The license under which your collection is published. |
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> |`providers`|| A list of providers capturing or processing the data for your collection. |
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> |`extent`|**Required**| The spatial and temporal extent of your collection. |
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> |`summaries`|**Strongly recommended**| A map of property summaries, either a set or range of values. |
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> |`links`|**Required**| A list of links for your collection. |
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> |`assets`|| A dictionary of asset objects for your collection, each with unique keys. |
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> |`item_assets`|[**Required for Visualization**](./render-configuration.md#step-1-define-item_assets-in-your-collection-json)| A dictionary of assets that can be found in member items. |
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3. Once the JSON is complete, select the **Create** button to create your collection. This selection takes you to the **Overview** tab of your collection, where you can view and edit your collection's metadata, manage your data ingestions, and [configure your collection for visualization in the Explorer](./collection-configuration-concept.md).
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:::image type="content" source="./media/collection-overview.jpeg" alt-text="Screenshot of Collection overview page.":::
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