You would need to change these things for your own project.

Let's use VizHub II as an example:

If you don't have wget or curl to run from the commandline,
you can simply type it into your browser and
then cut and paste text.

wget http://vizhub.wustl.edu/VizHub/RoadmapRelease2.txt

hub VizHub
shortLabel Roadmap Epigenomics Release II at Wash U VizHub
longLabel Roadmap Epigenomics Human Epigenome Atlas Release II, VizHub 
at Washington University in St. Louis
genomesFile genomes2.txt
email [email protected]


wget http://vizhub.wustl.edu/VizHub/genomes2.txt

genome hg19
trackDb hg19/trackDb.txt

(you can actually have multiple clauses here for each genome)

wget http://vizhub.wustl.edu/VizHub/hg19/trackDb.txt
(this is actually a large amount of text at 500k).
---
track containeredacc2H2BK15ac
container multiWig
superTrack edaccContainerbyExperiment
shortLabel H2BK15ac Summary
longLabel EDACC Release II H2BK15ac Summary for 5 sample types
type bigWig 0 90000
configurable on
visibility hide
maxHeightPixels 150:30:11
aggregate transparentOverlay
showSubtrackColorOnUi on
autoScale on
windowingFunction mean
priority 1.4

track H1_H2BK15ac_04e
bigDataUrl H1_H2BK15ac_04.bigWig
shortLabel UCSD H1 H2BK15ac SAK204
longLabel UCSD H1 Cell Line Histone H2BK15ac Library SAK204 EA Release 2
type bigWig 0 90000
parent containeredacc2H2BK15ac
color 180,102,255

track H1_H2BK15ac_06e
bigDataUrl H1_H2BK15ac_06.bigWig
shortLabel UCSD H1 H2BK15ac YL206
longLabel UCSD H1 Cell Line Histone H2BK15ac Library YL206 EA Release 2
type bigWig 0 90000
parent containeredacc2H2BK15ac
color 136,102,255

track IMR90_H2BK15ac_K42e
bigDataUrl IMR90_H2BK15ac_K42.bigWig
shortLabel UCSD IMR90 H2BK15ac SK42
longLabel UCSD IMR90 Cell Line Histone H2BK15ac Library SK42 EA Release 2
type bigWig 0 90000
parent containeredacc2H2BK15ac
color 92,102,255

[ ... ]

---

So to make a personal hub,
find a location where you can store some files
and access them via http (or https or ftp).

Then create a hub.txt file,
a genomes.txt file,
and a $db/trackDb.txt file.

Put the big* datafiles in there too under $db/

bigDataUrl is a required field for data tracks.

Then you can go to the gateway, hgTracks, or Table Browser,
click the "track hubs" button,
then click the My Hubs tab,
and paste in the url to your personal hub.
Click add hub, and return to genome browser.

-Galt

8/4/2011 11:54 AM, Johnston, Jeffrey:
> Hi,
>
> Are there any examples of how to define these multiWig tracks when using
> Track Hubs? It is not clear at all from the Track Hub help page how one
> should modify a trackDb.txt file in order to create these kinds of tracks.
>
> Thanks!
> Jeff
>
> On 8/1/11 5:47 PM, "Greg Roe"<[email protected]>  wrote:
>
>> Hi Chris,
>>
>> Currently there is no way to upload a custom overlay track (i.e. a
>> multiWig). However, we have a new feature called Track Hubs, which allow
>> users to create their own sets of tracks remotely and display them in
>> the browser. Using Track Hubs, you can display these overlay/multiWig
>> tracks. Here's the documentation on Track Hubs:
>>
>> http://genome.ucsc.edu/goldenPath/help/hgTrackHubHelp.html
>>
>> You'll want to read the full documentation to set up a hub, but you can
>> scan the docs for "multiWig" to see info that pertains to the type of
>> tracks you are looking to display.
>>
>> Please let us know if you have any additional questions:
>> [email protected]
>>
>> -
>> Greg Roe
>> UCSC Genome Bioinformatics Group
>>
>> On 8/1/11 11:39 AM, Chris Benner wrote:
>>> Hello -
>>>
>>> Is it possible to create custom "overlap tracks" such the ones produced
>>> by
>>> the ENCODE consortium?  I'm couldn't find any information on the site
>>> about
>>> making overlap tracks.  I'm a huge fan of the Genome Browser and fairly
>>> savvy with generating custom tracks, and I (and several others) are very
>>> interested in the overlap tracks as a way to more conveniently display
>>> information.  Thanks in advance,
>>>
>>> Chris
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