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This document outlines the process for adding new metadata terms to an existing ontology, enabling experimentalists to adapt their descriptions on an ad-hoc basis. As illustrated, new terms are incorporated to aptly describe timecourse data, enhancing the existing metadata list from Additional File 1. Newly introduced terms, highlighted within the content, are linked to relevant root terms, facilitating structured data organization. When the data tree is generated, these terms are systematically grouped under common nodes to ensure clarity and coherence in metadata representation.
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Additional File 2: Adding new metadata terms to the existing ontology. New terms can be added ad hoc by the experimentalist as needed. In the following example, terms are added to describe timecourse data. The new lines of terms can be added to the end of the existing metadata list or datatable that is shown in Additional File 1. The new terms (which are highlighted below) are associated with appropriate existing root terms as shown. When the data tree is generated from the datatable, terms are grouped by common nodes. Existing root or node terms Metadata Values (examples) Existing entries New entries New terms
