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- *System Administrator *
- Rank is the system administrator at UW and will install and configure both the VIVO Harvester and the DSR Reproducible Harvester Scripts. Frank finds documentation on the SourceForge wiki about a utility that will harvest DSR data in an automated fashion. He decides to research the utility by looking at the install scripts. The installation and configuration looks fairly easy. He already has the Harvester 1.x installed, so this should be a breeze. He shells into his server and follows the installation instructions. After installing and configuring the program, Frank decides to execute the DSR harvest manually instead of waiting for the cron job to run. After it runs, he gets an email showing the status of the harvest he just ran. He finds an error and modifies his configuration settings to repair the process. He then runs the script again manually. It runs successfully. He logs into VIVO through the web interface and sees that his DSR data was indeed harvested. He then waits for the cron job to run to verify that it runs in an automated fashion. After it runs successfully, he continuously monitors future harvesting runs and ensures the system continues functioning properly
- Data Curator
- Tom is the data curator and reviews the data after every new harvest for accuracy and quality. He is responsible for reporting any problems back to the system administrator or the developer. He simply logs into the VIVO web interface to ensure data is being harvested correctly.
- End User
- Dr. Smith is a faculty member at UW. He hears about VIVO at his institution and uses VIVO to look for grants related to his research. He also uses VIVO to share information about his grants with other faculty members. Dr. Smith logs into VIVO, loads his profile and sees that he has a grant automatically added to his profile that he is key personnel on.
Data Flow
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