✏️ Step 1: Toggle On Edit Mode

• Click the Edit Mode switch at the top right corner of the screen.
  (📍Highlighted in your screenshot — top right green toggle.)

✅ This will enable interaction with the nodes and edges in the concept graph.

🫧 Step 2: Open the OIM Mapping Search

• In the dataset’s concept map, find the node labeled empty (⚪).

• Double-click on the red-flagged bubble next to it (📍marked as 1)
  — this is the equivalentClass link.

🔍 A search panel will open where you can explore and assign OIM to match your dataset to existing vocabularies or standards.

🔗 How to Map Concepts Using OIM Search

SemanticFlow Knowledge Hub – OIM Mapping Guide

Use the OIM feature to link your dataset concepts to standard ontology terms.

🛠 Step-by-Step Instructions

➊ Select a Query Source

Click the dropdown to choose a predefined property to base your search on.
📍 Example: standard_name
This will automatically fetch related OIM mappings.

➋ Or Type a Custom Keyword

Manually enter a search term in the search box to find mappings relevant to your concept.
📍 Use this if the predefined property doesn’t match your intent.

➌ Adjust Match Relevance (Top-K)

Use the slider to control how many top-ranked results are shown.
📍 Move right to increase result count, or left to narrow it down.

➍ Choose an OIM Mapping

From the search results below, select the most appropriate mapping based on the concept you’re trying to align.
📍 Results include a label and definition (e.g., from the CF Standard).

➎ Save the Mapping

Click the ✅ Save button at the bottom right to finalize the mapping.
📍 Your concept is now semantically aligned with a recognized standard.