As a user, I want a basic reconfigurable infrastructure that I can use to execute services (tools) to perform functions on my data.
As an researcher or institutional administrator, I need reports to help me assess costs and usage.
As a curator, I would like to accept stewardship for a researcher's files. I would like those files, whenever possible, to be enhanced by context information that facilitates stewardship.
As a research collaborator, I would like to integrate my research and collaboration tools with the DfR service.
As a research collaborator, I would like to be able to access and add research data and related computer files that inform or enhances the research.
As a research collaborator, I would like to be able to access and add research data and related computer files that inform or enhances the research.
As a system adminstrator, I want to manage and monitor the DfR service, be able to provision services for users, and administer system policies including security.
As a researcher, I would like to permit a curator to act as a steward for a copy of my research data and related computer files at a time or event of my choosing.
As a researcher, I want a basic capability to securely find, manage, organize, access, recover and distribute my research data and related computer files; and permit other persons or organization to do the same with my permission.
As a researcher, I want to securely and easily keep a duplicate copy of my research data and related computer files outside my local computer systems but under my control.
As a software developer supporting a researcher, I want tools to help me build client software that works with DfR services.
