paolobonora
commented
2 years ago Well done! Just consider that a REQ statement normally asks for something to be done or provided. So, for instance, REQ4 should be rewritten as: REQ.4: Metadata Alignment with external sources is required. Metadata comparison and alignment of the metadata elements and properties should be done according to the standards' vocabularies and rules.
SCOPE: The aim of the project is to create a linked open data project on Alan Turing's Legacy. The project want to shine some light on the concepts, items, people, places, events more connected to Alan Turing.
DOMAIN: They choose 10 different items that characterized the domain of the study, all coming from different kinds of institutions (such as libraries, archives and museums).
REQ.1: Presentation of the 10 different items related to the subject. [FUNCTIONAL] (USER) REQ.2: Analyze them with Knowledge Organization Process, through which the acquired data are described and represented through models, reflecting different levels of abstraction. [FUNCTIONAL] (USER) REQ3: Metadata Analysis. They came back to the institutions and providers of the items to better analyze the metadata used for describing them by identifying which standards and general guidelines were followed. [NON FUNCTIONAL] (DOMAIN) REQ.4: Metadata Alignment. Once defined the different standards, they compare and align the metadata elements and properties notable for the description of the domain according to the standards' vocabularies and rules. [NON FUNCTIONAL] (USER) REQ.5: Knowledge Representation. The production of new semantic data using the RDF production process. [NON FUNCTIONAL] (SYSTEM)
I think I would include the biography "Alan Turing: The Enigma" by Andrew Hodges as an item concerning the literary world.