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Iteration 4 Visualization Requirements
This document captures a set of high level requirements for visualization / reporting from the Hub. We will use these requirements as we explore available modules and tools that could be used to enhance the Hub component. Enhancement is not in scope for this iteration, but the environmental scan is in scope, thus the need for some initial working requirements.
There are many options for visualizations and ways to categorize the approaches. For SCOOP, it will be important to provide a core set of visualizations that are easy to use, as not everyone will be a researcher who uses the system. For more specific and complex visualizations, an export tool should be available. Instead, SCOOP will focus on doing a core set of visualizations that will support the majority of users an an intuitive manner.
For SCOOP we will consider the following visualizations:
- Trending over time of single and multiple variables
- Scatter plot with trend lines of two items (e.g. # of diabetics in a practice and average A1C per practice)
- Scatter plots with 3rd variable represented by size / colour / shape of indicator.
- Comparison of different categories -- bar charts
- Visualization of data quality in an answer
- Venn Diagrams?
Feature: xx-xx TITLE In order to visualize relative quantities The question manager should be able to Plot multiple results of a question set as a bar graph.
Feature: xx-xx TITLE In order to visualize temporal trends in data The question manager should be able to plot results of a question over time, either from a single query set or from repetitions of a query across the network.
Feature: xx-xx TITLE In order to share findings in a report or publication The question manager should be able to Export a visualization as a PDF
For the current focus, we will assume that qualitative data visualizations are out of scope. Flowcharts, gantt charts, and other workflow / dependency charts are not in scope. Also, animated trends over time, while they can be powerful, are not needed at this time for SCOOP.
SCOOP is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.
- SCOOP Overall Design
- SCOOP Actors
- User Stories and Use Case Maps
- System Architecture
- Development Process
- Prototypical Questions
- Current Meds vs Med List
- Data Enrichment Design
- Data Visualization
- Deployment Architecture
- EMR-2-EMR (E2E)
- OSCAR Setup
- Gateway & Hub Setup
- OSCAR Development Notes
- OSCAR DB Table Notes
- Coding Standards
- Mongodb Notes
- Server Configuration
- PDC Gateway Server
- Iteration Overview
- Feature List
- Architecture
- Requirements
- Visualization Requirements
- Test Specification