2c. Observers' Feedback [WATERVERSE Project Pilots-2]: Submission #9

Lähetyksen tiedot

Lähetyksen numero: 9

Lähetyksen ID: 1669

Submission UUID: 145729e9-65f6-425c-a746-aac51786e32d

Submission URI: /fi/projects/waterverse/2c_observers_feedback_2_submit

Luotu: To, 03.04.2025 - 13:05

Valmis: To, 03.04.2025 - 13:05

Muuttunut: To, 03.04.2025 - 13:05

Remote IP address: 77.61.99.3

Lähettäjä: Anonyymi

Kieli: English

Is draft: Ei

Tämänhetkinen sivu: Valmis

Verkkolomake: 2c. Observers' Feedback [WATERVERSE Project Pilots-2]

Observer Comments:	- the platform looks like an easy way to collect and share data, something that is missing for governmental-semi-governmental data - I’m curious how the ownership/governance of the data will be arranged. Can you request data via the platform, and can the ownership allow and retract entrance to the data - it’s good that tools are integrated in order for the field to start adapting a data strategy, but I can imagine that I would like to use my own tooling. It prevents that the platform is a swiss army knife with unclear goals. - for the dasboards I miss a clear vision on who will use the dashboards in the example use case. What does the user need? And do these dashboards actually solve their challenges? Can we advice the field on the dashboard design pipeline? User research to User testing. I feel like analists and researchers can use python to do their analitics, but an operator really needs information gathered to make an informed decision. - participants seem really interested and ask a lot of questions, pretty technical as well, maybe because some end users(data analists) are present - data governance and availability seem like a great direction to go in to support innovation in the sector. As technical knowledge at governments is still low, they need support and examples to know how to work with a goldmine of data - thanks for the invite, great demo!

Observer Comments:

- the platform looks like an easy way to collect and share data, something that is missing for governmental-semi-governmental data
- I’m curious how the ownership/governance of the data will be arranged. Can you request data via the platform, and can the ownership allow and retract entrance to the data
- it’s good that tools are integrated in order for the field to start adapting a data strategy, but I can imagine that I would like to use my own tooling. It prevents that the platform is a swiss army knife with unclear goals.
- for the dasboards I miss a clear vision on who will use the dashboards in the example use case. What does the user need? And do these dashboards actually solve their challenges? Can we advice the field on the dashboard design pipeline? User research to User testing. I feel like analists and researchers can use python to do their analitics, but an operator really needs information gathered to make an informed decision.
- participants seem really interested and ask a lot of questions, pretty technical as well, maybe because some end users(data analists) are present
- data governance and availability seem like a great direction to go in to support innovation in the sector. As technical knowledge at governments is still low, they need support and examples to know how to work with a goldmine of data
- thanks for the invite, great demo!

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2c. Observers' Feedback [WATERVERSE Project Pilots-2]: Submission #9

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