US1. Using City Dashboards

Snap4City provides two main modalities of creating dashboards, using:

• Dashboard Builder of Snap4City
  • For accessing and browsing data on: Elastic Search, Mongo, MySQL, Smart City API, Super and thus from federated Smart City API, etc.
  • Supports sensors/actuators: data driven data, maps in extended manner, data driven widgets, large  collection of widgets, direct IoT Connections, custom widgets, animated PIN on maps, a large set of panel/widgets, etc.
  • Very simple to be used for control room, decision makers, situation rooms, operators, etc.
  • Very well integrated with IoT App, Custom widgets, animation, external services.
  • Very simple to be customized for non programmers since all the tools are visual.
  • Support for GDPR and deep control of access.
• Kibana (so called DevDash, AMMA and recently My Dashboard (Dev) Kibana ), also accessible as Grafana
  • For accessing and browsing data on Elastic Search storage and other sources supported by Kibana/Grafana
  • No Support for real time event driven widgets/panels, actuators and synoptics, no sophisticated maps, etc.
  • Not simple for control room, decision makers, etc.
  • Not integrated with IoT App, Custom widgets, animation, external services.
  • Oriented to developers, complex production of custom views, etc.
  • Partial support of GDPR and deep control of access.

The following test cases are mainly forDashboards of Snap4City native in Dashboard builder 

• TC1.1.    The main entry of the Snap4City service: www.snap4city.org
• TC1.2.    Different Tools and Functionalities Accessible for user category
• TC1.3.    Accessing and using Dashboards with any device
• TC1.4.    Dashboards Showing Data Real Time and Historical/trends, comparison
• TC1.5.    Dashboards showing a range of different High Level Types: KPI, POI, IOT dev, MicroApp, Maps using different kind of Graphics Widget. Monitor city status with Dashboards
• TC1.6.    Dashboards using different kind of graphics Widgets matching with High Level Types, Monitor city status with Dashboards
• TC1.7.    Dashboard Builder getting data from data sources
• TC1.8.    Visual production of Dashboard via Wizard
• TC1.9.    Search on Wizard for any kind of data managed into the platform, from POI to sensors, KPI, social, etc.
• TC1.10.    Dashboard delegation to access, and passage of ownership,  and/or cloning
• TC1.11.    IOT Discovery, on Dashboard Wizard

• TC1.12- Dashboard with MicroApplications

• TC1.13- Dashboard Builder External Services and Widgets

• TC1.14- Dashboards uniform model for: simple dashboard, those with IOT broker connection and those with logic in IOT Application

• TC1.15- One Dashboard multiple IOT applications, data and IOT devices/brokers

• TC1.16- One IOT Application, multiple Dashboards

• TC1.17. Object tracking, widget tracker, personal tracking/trajectories, moving sensors

• TC1.18: Origin Destination Matrix

• TC1.19: Creating and Exploit heatmaps for Dashboards and as reference data services

• TC1.20: Add a private chat room at your dashboard (public or private)

• TC1.21- Cross-widget connection and interaction

• TC1.22a: Create and configure a Snap4City SVG Custom Widget for real-time interaction

• TC1.22b: Create and configure a Snap4City SVG Custom Widget for real-time interaction

• TC1.23 – Dashboard Menu management per Organization

• TC1.24 – Integrated Ticketing and Facility Management system

• TC1.25 – Embed Snap4City dashboards and widgets in external Websites

 

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