The Soilwise project aims to develop an open access knowledge and data repository to safeguard soils. This repo is a placeholder to steer the functional requirements of the system, using a user story approach.
A selected subset of the collected Userstory epics are listed in this repository as issues. They are clustered in 5 cases and a prototype category:
prototype; lists initial functionalities of the hub, derived from Grant Agreement and stakeholder conversations- UC1
Land managers; Soil health performance indicators for Land Managers - UC2
Science; Leveraging a network of Soil R&I Knowledge and Data to facilitate scientists - UC3
Policy; Faciliate policy makers in policy Making & Evaluation to safeguard soil - UC4
Authorities; Enhanced capacities of Public Authorities and Living Labs actors - UC5
Business; Repository of new products, technologies and services
A team will be assigned to each userstory epic, which will self organize to define tasks and the assignment of those tasks.
In order to extract the requirements ensuing from the individual Userstory Epics, a list of requirement categories has been defined aligned with different functionalities of SWR. For the first 14 Userstory Epics provided as GitHub Issues, requirements ensuing from the Userstory Epics have been extracted for these requirement categories. When future Userstory Epics are defined, these requirement categories can be used as inspiration for potential interaction points between the User and SWR
The requirement categories are as follows:
- 01.1 - Data Discovery - Query Catalogue
- 01.2 - Data Discovery - map preview
- 01.3 - Data Discovery - chatbot
- 02 - Metadata creation
- 03 - Metadata feedback
- 04 - Download data
- 05 - Upload data
- 06 - Data quality checks
- 07 - Harvesting
- 08 - Vocabulary
- 09 - Knowledge
- 10 - Data harmonization
- 11 - Processing
- 12 - Methodologies, guidance
- 13 - Networking
- 14 - Security