Difference between revisions of "Usage-based Data Discovery - Episode 3"
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== Roadmap == | == Roadmap == | ||
| − | + | * April: Develop template for User Stories + User Experience (USUX) | |
| − | * End-to-end User Stories and User Experience description | + | ** Who is the user |
| − | * Identification and inventory of | + | ** What is their goal |
| − | * | + | ** What systems do they interact with |
| − | * | + | ** user input <-> system output |
| − | * | + | ** what eventual success looks like for that interaction |
| + | * May: Develop End-to-end User Stories and User Experience description | ||
| + | ** using template | ||
| + | ** focused on precipitation related stuff | ||
| + | ** e.g., floods (disaster tie-in) | ||
| + | ** including the Serendipity Use Case (where we happen across new uses for the relationships by exploring them) | ||
| + | * June: Identification and inventory of contributions | ||
| + | ** Small samples that are easy to inspect | ||
| + | ** Large corpora for tools | ||
| + | ** Known examples include dataset-paper connections from GES DISC and ESDIS | ||
| + | * July: Hackfest to develop proofs of concept (see below) | ||
| + | * August: Take stock and plan next segment of roadmap | ||
| + | |||
| + | == ESIP Summer Session == | ||
| + | Hackfest for Everybody (not just coders) | ||
| + | * Type 1: User interfaces working off graph data collected in June, following Use Cases from May | ||
| + | * Type 2: Wrangling graph data into existing User Interfaces | ||
| + | * Collaborations of coders with non-coding product owners strongly encouraged | ||
| + | * Solicit other clusters in above | ||
== Potential Talks == | == Potential Talks == | ||
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* etc. | * etc. | ||
| − | == | + | == Action Items == |
| − | + | * Beth and Chris: Develop Template for Use Cases | |
| + | * Doug: Distribute recipe for working with large graph corpus | ||
Latest revision as of 15:29, April 16, 2020
In-meeting notes: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1sOjdolC468wTo--FuQfPuc1kWwnpZotKMisYJuXByME/edit?usp=sharing
This month’s telecon will be mostly about planning. Specifically, we need to plan the following things:
- What is our end-to-end roadmap?
- Would some short related talks be useful to further our thinking? Should we schedule one month’s meeting for them exclusively, or sprinkle them in, one per month?
- Can we translate the roadmap to a month-by-month schedule?
- What should we submit as an ESIP Summer session?
Roadmap
- April: Develop template for User Stories + User Experience (USUX)
- Who is the user
- What is their goal
- What systems do they interact with
- user input <-> system output
- what eventual success looks like for that interaction
- May: Develop End-to-end User Stories and User Experience description
- using template
- focused on precipitation related stuff
- e.g., floods (disaster tie-in)
- including the Serendipity Use Case (where we happen across new uses for the relationships by exploring them)
- June: Identification and inventory of contributions
- Small samples that are easy to inspect
- Large corpora for tools
- Known examples include dataset-paper connections from GES DISC and ESDIS
- July: Hackfest to develop proofs of concept (see below)
- August: Take stock and plan next segment of roadmap
ESIP Summer Session
Hackfest for Everybody (not just coders)
- Type 1: User interfaces working off graph data collected in June, following Use Cases from May
- Type 2: Wrangling graph data into existing User Interfaces
- Collaborations of coders with non-coding product owners strongly encouraged
- Solicit other clusters in above
Potential Talks
- UAH ITSC: Knowledge Graphs for EO
- Linda van den Brink (OGC) – Linked Data Five Years from Now
- etc.
Action Items
- Beth and Chris: Develop Template for Use Cases
- Doug: Distribute recipe for working with large graph corpus
