UR 4: Automated report

[amyburness]

4.1) As a user, I want to produce an output report for the proposed project area (see fig 3)

Acceptance Criteria: 4.1) When the user clicks on the generate report button a PDF report similar to the sample below (Fig 3) is created, saved to the dedicated scenario folder, and opens for the user to view.

[amyburness]

@ThiashaV Please generate the report template.

• can show current-> the google base map and historical is a chose image from the nicfi and they need to switch on the exclusion masks.
• 2 mapping windows
• they need to be able to select exclusion masks, must be selectable and in both the current and historical
• both windows must have the scenario polygon.
• map canvas extent for the extent of the map.

[amyburness]

Number of user-defined polygons per site: confirmed as a single polygon per site file, so that if a farmer has two possible sites, they would be treated, captured and saved as two separate site files / reports, but could be associated using the site report name similarities. Cleaner and simpler to manage.

Report (pdf) content to be captured:

• Date of Project Inception

• Site Reference

• Version of Site Reference

• Date of Site Capture

• Author of Site Capture

• Country Location

The Date of Project Inception refers to a fixed point in time, representing the inception date of the whole re-afforestation project, against which the 10 and 20 year historical threshold years are back-dated and determined. Use pull-down calendar menu to enter month-year, or year-only if easier – GEA not confirmed either as preferred.

The Site Reference refers to the unique location / name of the user-defined polygon that represents a possible re-afforestation site. GEA not defined how this should be captured, but maybe a standard naming convention with fixed character lengths. For example [adhocgeo-name/project-name][country][admin poly][capture_date]. This would be a combo of pull-down and user-entered text.

The Site Version allows a user to track any updates to an already defined site boundary, and save the new boundary as a same-name, but with version 2,3,4 etc. This will be a simple pull-down menu option. Not sure how to control users entering the same site name if all that differs is the version ?

The Date of Site Capture refers to the date on which the tool-user saves the site details, with the associated polygon boundary (pull-down calendar menu: day_month_year)

The Name of Author refers to the tool-user who created the site polygon and saved the site details. No guidance on name format, so lets’s assume, surname [15 characters]_firstname [10 characters].

The Country Location will be a pull-down menu option, with the country names available for selection.

[ThiashaV]

version 1 of the report:

Using themes:

[Jeremy-Prior]

Report Templates updated (Note: the maps are not following specific themes):

Project Instance:

Reforestation Site: