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| Describe UseCases here. | xxxx MN to post here definitive links to Use Case documents created by ESP-GRID = Use case documents that we have produced = Click on this link for the UseCasesPaper - identifying use cases for a generic grid. See also [http://users.ox.ac.uk/~markn/GridUseCases/ Grid Use Cases] for the documents produced for and after the Focus Group Meeting. See also [http://users.ox.ac.uk/~markn/OxUseCases/ Oxford Use Cases] for (largely role-based) access control issues, taken from a study of existing and planned projects associated with Oxford University. These use cases are 'information environment' applications (but some involve data processing for users), but the groups of users highlighted could easily be interpreted as strong potential grid users. == Work in progress == See the Use Case paper currently being written at http://users.ox.ac.uk/~markn/Presentations/UsabilityPaperv01.pdf. This is for the [http://www.nesc.ac.uk/esi/events/613/ Designing for e-Science: Interrogating new scientific practice for usability, in the lab and beyond] workshop/meeting at NeSC on 26-27 Jan 06. This paper ''may'' be accepted and published in a special issue in the International Journal of Human Computer Studies on EScience Applications and Usability Design, arising from the meeting. |
xxxx MN to post here definitive links to Use Case documents created by ESP-GRID
Use case documents that we have produced
Click on this link for the UseCasesPaper - identifying use cases for a generic grid.
See also [http://users.ox.ac.uk/~markn/GridUseCases/ Grid Use Cases] for the documents produced for and after the Focus Group Meeting.
See also [http://users.ox.ac.uk/~markn/OxUseCases/ Oxford Use Cases] for (largely role-based) access control issues, taken from a study of existing and planned projects associated with Oxford University. These use cases are 'information environment' applications (but some involve data processing for users), but the groups of users highlighted could easily be interpreted as strong potential grid users.
Work in progress
See the Use Case paper currently being written at http://users.ox.ac.uk/~markn/Presentations/UsabilityPaperv01.pdf. This is for the [http://www.nesc.ac.uk/esi/events/613/ Designing for e-Science: Interrogating new scientific practice for usability, in the lab and beyond] workshop/meeting at NeSC on 26-27 Jan 06. This paper may be accepted and published in a special issue in the International Journal of Human Computer Studies on EScience Applications and Usability Design, arising from the meeting.