scenario tab

docs/courses/10_scenario_bundle.md

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 * **Publications**: This area gives you room to provide all publications that were made based on the scenarios you describe. You can add more than one study by clicking the **+** button on the left. 
     ![image](../data/img/10_publications.JPG)
 
-* **Sectors and technologies**: Here you specify details about the [scenario projections](https://openenergyplatform.org/ontology/oeo/OEO_00010262/) you have provided in the scenario bundle. Which sectors have they projected? Please note you can hover over the (i) to receive definitions and explanations. A [**sector division**](https://openenergyplatform.org/ontology/oeo/OEO_00000368/) informs about the "method" according to which [sectors](https://openenergyplatform.org/ontology/oeo/OEO_00000367/) in a scenario are defined and made distinct from one another. Since the scenario bundles work with defintions available in the Open Energy Ontology, this area will let you choose from those sector divisions that are currently depicted by the OEO. If yours does not match any of these, please choose "other". Under **Sectors** you can then specify in more detail which sectors are depicted in your scenario projection. The ones available from the drop-down correspond to a sector divsion accordingly. If you have chosen "other" under sector divison, you do not need to choose items from the list here, unless the definition matches your definition. To check this, hover over the (i). 
+* **Sectors and technology**: Here you specify details about the [scenario projections](https://openenergyplatform.org/ontology/oeo/OEO_00010262/) you have provided in the scenario bundle. Which sectors have they projected? Please note you can hover over the (i) to receive definitions and explanations. A [**sector division**](https://openenergyplatform.org/ontology/oeo/OEO_00000368/) informs about the "method" according to which [sectors](https://openenergyplatform.org/ontology/oeo/OEO_00000367/) in a scenario are defined and made distinct from one another. Since the scenario bundles work with defintions available in the Open Energy Ontology, this area will let you choose from those sector divisions that are currently depicted by the OEO. If yours does not match any of these, please choose "other". Under **Sectors** you can then specify in more detail which sectors are depicted in your scenario projection. The ones available from the drop-down correspond to a sector divsion accordingly. If you have chosen "other" under sector divison, you do not need to choose items from the list here, unless the definition matches your definition. To check this, hover over the (i). 
 
     Below the sector area you will be able to provide information on which technologies are depicted in your scenario projection. Check the boxes of these technologies and use the (i) to read its defintion in the OEO. 
 
     ![image](../data/img/10_sectors.JPG)
 
 
+* **Scenarios**: Here you specify details about the [scenarios](https://openenergyplatform.org/ontology/oeo/OEO_00000364/) depicted in your study.  Please provide a **name** and **acronym** for your scenario and describe its characteristics in the abstract field. You can then specify the **spatial region(s)** (i.e. countries) depicted in your scenario via chossing the appropriate ones from the drop-down list. You can also do so for any regions your spatial region(s) is/are interacting in the scenario under **interacting regions**. Please choose which **scenario years** are projected in the data you provided on the OEP and which **scenario type** your scenario is. 
+At the bottom you can link any input and output dataset that elong to your scenarios projection data. For this click the **+** and type in the name or IRI of your data on the OEP and then choose the corresponding dataset from the drop-down menu. Repeat for any table that you wish to connect with your scenario bundle. 
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+    ![image](../data/img/10_scenarios.JPG)
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