The HuBMAP Use Case Library provides a list of high-level summaries that capture HuBMAP objectives. Feel free to contribute use cases! Please read this READ-ME for guidelines before submitting a new use case.
Use cases are filed as github issues. They are categorized using pre-defined tags that indicate the high-level objectives and the relevant personas. They are also tracked in the github project tracker with the categories indicating the status of HuBMAP technologies fulfilling the use case: 'Not Started', 'In Progress' and 'Completed'.
As a HuBMAP user or contributor, feel free to submit any use cases by submitting them as github issues in this repo. To submit an issue, follow this github documentation.
Before submitting a use case, check through the issues (easiest to filter through the tags) if the use cases has been filed previously. If not sure, file the use case and someone will check.
When submitting the issue, assign the relevant, pre-defined tags that categorize them under a general HuBMAP objective, relevant personas and current status. If you are unsure about the tag(s), assign the ones you believe are relevant and the manager of this repo will check.
For developers, if there is an issue that will address a certain use case (even if it exists in a separate repo), please tag the relevant use case when possible. This will help update the completion status as use cases become resolved.
The tags are green (#0E8A16). General HuBMAP objectives related to its data are:
Persona description are contained in the wiki. The tags are red (#B60205). Current HuBMAP personas are:
These tags are blue (#1D76DB). Other tags exist to help categorize the use cases by certain project topics (i.e. cell type, workspaces, etc.).