Analysis of Use Cases (and to some extent, standards) - Keith G Jeffery, Rebecca Koskela.

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Analysis of Use Cases (and to some extent, standards) - Keith G Jeffery, Rebecca Koskela

Method Use Case Templates – Aligned elements and added additional elements – Referenced to a few standards –  sheet 1 Extracted common and required elements –  sheet 2 Considered structure utilising modern semantic linking –  sheet 3 Reduced to minimum that covers requirements of use cases –  sheet 4

Spreadsheets

Product (dataset) OrganisationPersonProject Publication (document) Facility Equipment Service Spatial coordinates Temporal coordinates Classification Scheme Classification Term IndicatorMeasurement Name/Title Keywords

Product (dataset) OrganisationPersonProject Publication (document) Facility Equipment Service Spatial coordinates Temporal coordinates Classification Scheme Classification Term IndicatorMeasurement Name/Title Keywords

Product (dataset) OrganisationPersonProject Publication (document) Facility Equipment Service Spatial coordinates Temporal coordinates Classification Scheme Classification Term IndicatorMeasurement Name/Title Keywords

Linking The linking lines drawn connect two entities indicating a relationship; There may be many linking relationships between the same two entities; Each has a role e.g. Person-OWNER-Dataset; – The roles are defined in some kind of ontology Each has a start and end date/time – this allows for versioning and provenance tracking

Discussion at Meeting Do we need licence as a separate entity (e.g. CC-BY-NC) or is the entity publication/document (with its name including licence kind) sufficient? Do we need language as a separate attribute describing the language of the dataset content or is language a classification term associated to the dataset? What happens if the dataset has attribute values in>1 language. – Note: multiple versions in different languages – presumably each of these is identified uniquely? Do we need subject (what the dataset is recording – ideally from a defined list of terms e.g. blood samples) as an entity or attribute or as a classification term associated to the dataset?