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Understand UIs needed by AIV for ITF 'signal chain' for LOW

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      We will have enough information to prioritize the use cases.

      We will be able to understand the breadth of the tasks that will need to be supported.

      We will discover some missing functionality of the telescopes and of the test-beds.

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      We will have enough information to prioritize the use cases. We will be able to understand the breadth of the tasks that will need to be supported. We will discover some missing functionality of the telescopes and of the test-beds.
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      Relevant stakeholders are identified:

      • including members of AIV teams
      • including AIV leaders
      • including some of the architects

      A report describing a list of user-level use cases (what Cockburn calls "sea level" use cases) for AIV actors is made available. It should be such that:

      • the use cases should be big enough to provide value to the actor
      • they should refer to an uninterruptible chunk of activites performed by the actor
      • no need to dive into too much details
        • a 1 or 2-paragraph description of the user goal is needed, which should include a statement explaining the value to the actor
        • no flows are needed yet
        • no need for triggers, preconditions, postconditions would be good
        • primary actor is needed
          • no need to be careful about secondary actors
        • no need to be precise about the structure of the information processed by the use case
      • some summary use case is needed to provide context
      • 1 or more use-case diagrams are needed
      • the scope of each use case is the 'Signal Chain' ITF,  the system itself or the test bed, and it should be made explicit.

      The report should as complete as possible:

      • involved stakeholders would claim that it contains all that they may think of

      The report should be as valid as possible:

      • involved stakeholders would argue that the contained use cases do depict what will be needed.

      If important areas/issues have been discovered but cannot be included in the report for some reason, they should be mentioned.

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      Relevant stakeholders are identified: including members of AIV teams including AIV leaders including some of the architects A report describing a list of user-level use cases (what Cockburn calls "sea level" use cases) for AIV actors is made available. It should be such that: the use cases should be big enough to provide value to the actor they should refer to an uninterruptible chunk of activites performed by the actor no need to dive into too much details a 1 or 2-paragraph description of the user goal is needed, which should include a statement explaining the value to the actor no flows are needed yet no need for triggers, preconditions, postconditions would be good primary actor is needed no need to be careful about secondary actors no need to be precise about the structure of the information processed by the use case some summary use case is needed to provide context 1 or more use-case diagrams are needed the scope of each use case is the 'Signal Chain' ITF,  the system itself or the test bed, and it should be made explicit. The report should as complete as possible: involved stakeholders would claim that it contains all that they may think of The report should be as valid as possible: involved stakeholders would argue that the contained use cases do depict what will be needed. If important areas/issues have been discovered but cannot be included in the report for some reason, they should be mentioned.
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      We need to understand which UIs are needed by AIV engineers when using the ITF 'Signal Chain'. We need to collect info from relevant stakeholders (including AIV engineers, for LOW only) regarding the tasks that they will need to carry out when using the ITF.

      This work covers one of the ITFs specified in https://confluence.skatelescope.org/display/PEOS/ITF+AIV+LOW+Planning, namely "Signal Chain".

      Refer to the requirements in https://confluence.skatelescope.org/display/SE/SKAO+Operator+GUI and specifically to those relevant to ITF (yet to be identified).

      Types of questions that need answers include:

      • what tasks do you expect to carry out on the ITF?
      • in which context?
        • how frequently
        • to whom will you report
        • how is this task triggered
        • is this a collaborative task
        • what HW equipment do you expect to use
      • what info do you expect to provide when running the task and how
      • what decision do you expect to be able to make at the end of the task
      • why is that task needed
      • is there any preparatory work that is needed

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              j.santander-vela Santander-Vela, Juande
              g.brajnik Brajnik, Giorgio
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