DM-11: Post-allocation data access

Executive Summary: 
A researcher needs to access his/her data on a community resource after his/her allocation on that resource ends.
User Importance Summary: 
Most service providers offer a grace period following the end of a user's allocation period for the user to "clean up" and archive his/her work. Research productivity is hurt if the researcher needs to learn a new set of tools and/or access credentials during this "clean up" period.
Target Communities and Sizes: 
Researchers - 10,000 < N < 100,000 Service providers - 10 < N < 100 Educators who use community resources - 1,000 < N < 10,000 Science gateway developers - 100 < N < 1,000 Application developers - 100 < N < 1,000
Documents:
Full description (public)
Full description (for review)
Full description (drafting version)
Capability delivery plan
Status: 
User Review
Use Case Author: 
Lee Liming
Use Case Originators: 
Jim Basney
Use Case End User: 
researchers
educators
science gateway developers
application developer
Area: 
Scientific Data
Sub-Area: 
Data Management
First Proposed Date: 
2018-07-09
Last Approved Date: 
2019-07-31

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