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Once you have downloaded all the perinatal dictionaries of your cohort, please proceed to the next section. Once you have downloaded all the perinatal dictionaries of your cohort, please proceed to the next section.
## 2. Import Data into Your Node ## 2. Import Data into Your Node
> **NOTE**
If you have already imported your data into your node, you do not need to import it again, so you can skip this section. However, you do need to follow [these steps](b-skip-import) before proceeding to [section 3](#3-grant-access-to-the-central-nodes-account).
For this step, you will have to access the `Data Repository` (Opal) in your own node. Start by accessing your node's main page and clicking on the `Data Repository` (Opal) icon. For this step, you will have to access the `Data Repository` (Opal) in your own node. Start by accessing your node's main page and clicking on the `Data Repository` (Opal) icon.
The Data Repository (Opal) organises data by using projects and tables. A project is a collection of tables. So, for instance, a cohort could be a project that has several tables (one for each data collection event of that cohort). The Data Repository (Opal) organises data by using projects and tables. A project is a collection of tables. So, for instance, a cohort could be a project that has several tables (one for each data collection event of that cohort).
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