hazelshapiro
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9 months ago How to text: Diagrams within US AON's Benefit Tool show how observing systems (left column) support intermediate products, like datasets and applications (middle column), which provide specific benefits to society (right column). These specific societal benefit areas (SBAs) are defined by an SBA framework. Observing systems, intermediate products, and societal benefit areas are all displayed as labeled nodes in the diagram. The lines between these nodes display direct connections between different systems. Line thickness in the image indicates relative criticality. It is a 0-10 rating of the importance of an input to an output, for example the criticality of an observing system to a data product. This answers the question: On a scale of 1-10, how much would the loss of this input impact the performance of your data product or application (1 - very little impact; 10 - complete loss of performance). For SBAs this reflects a combined consideration of the application’s intended area of support and the value it delivers Color indicates performance: 0-100 rating of the quality of performance. Answers the question: What is your satisfaction with this input? (0=No performance, 100 = perfect) Hovering over nodes or links will provide more information, or you can click XXX to see a table view of this information. Please note: the ratings shown here are performed by individuals or teams to reflect their expertise and experience. They are subjective but expert ratings, and do not reflect US AON’s view of any product or system. Oftentimes, a poor rating indicates that something is being used for a purpose other than what it is intended for, but it is still the best available system or product to use. Over time, we hope to accumulate many ratings within this library to show users different experiences.
mfisher87
Do not display private survey data
Table would include these fields:
Title, Description, Tags, Year, and the view button (or simply make the title clickable)
Eventually it would be cool to be able to search
Or have filters based on the tags
Add a link to "how to read these diagrams" - Hazel has draft text ready for this how to section