Canonical Evidence - Revision history

Alberto.crespo at 09:22, 16 April 2023

2023-04-16T09:22:20Z

Ioannis.konstantinidis: Added link and description to WorkingLifeMeansOfLivingEvidence

2023-01-19T22:28:14Z

Added link and description to WorkingLifeMeansOfLivingEvidence

Ioannis.konstantinidis: Added link and description to UnemploymentMeansOfLivingEvidence

2023-01-19T22:16:37Z

Added link and description to UnemploymentMeansOfLivingEvidence

Ioannis.konstantinidis: Added link and description to PensioMeansOfLivingEvidence

2023-01-19T22:01:34Z

Added link and description to PensioMeansOfLivingEvidence

Ioannis.konstantinidis: Added link to Deregistration Evidence

2023-01-19T20:59:15Z

Added link to Deregistration Evidence

Thasmee.karunaratne at 09:30, 18 January 2023

2023-01-18T09:30:55Z

Thasmee.karunaratne at 08:58, 18 January 2023

2023-01-18T08:58:29Z

Thasmee.karunaratne at 08:56, 18 January 2023

2023-01-18T08:56:57Z

Thasmee.karunaratne: /* Methodology for Modelling Canonical Evidences */

2023-01-18T08:54:12Z

Methodology for Modelling Canonical Evidences

Thasmee.karunaratne at 08:53, 18 January 2023

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 |[[Studying Abroad Pilot|SA UC2]]
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-|[[Disability Canonical Evidence|LargeFamilyEvidence]]
+|[https://wiki.de4a.eu/index.php/Large_Family_Canonical_Evidence LargeFamilyEvidence]
 |Proof of a Large Family
 |Evidence for proof of that the student is a member of a large family

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 |[[Moving Abroad Pilot|MA UC3]]
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-|WorkingLifeMeansOfLivingEvidence
+|[[Working Life Means Of Living Canonical Evidence|WorkingLifeMeansOfLivingEvidence]]
 |Proof of working life as a pension
+|The evidence holds information on the working life benefits.
 |[[Moving Abroad Pilot|MA UC3]]
 |}

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 |[[Moving Abroad Pilot|MA UC3]]
 |-
-|UnemploymentMeansOfLivingEvidence
+|[[Unemployment Means Of Living Canonical Evidence|UnemploymentMeansOfLivingEvidence]]
 |Proof of pension by unemployment
+|The evidence holds information on unemployment benefits.
 |[[Moving Abroad Pilot|MA UC3]]
 |-

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 |[[Use Case "Request an Extract or Copy of a Civil State Certificate" (MA UC2)|MA UC2]]
 |-
-|PensionMeansOfLivingEvidence
+|[[Pension Means of Living Canonical Evidence|PensionMeansOfLivingEvidence]]
 |Proof of Pension means of Living
+|The evidence holds information on the pension benefits.
 |[[Moving Abroad Pilot|MA UC3]]
 |-

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 |[[Use Case "Request Address Change" (MA UC1)|MA UC1]]
 |-
-|DomicileDeregistrationEvidence
+|[[Domicile Deregistration Canonical Evidence|DomicileDeregistrationEvidence]]
 |Proof of Domicile Deregistration
 |Evidence for removing the registration when the person is registered in another country

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 Canonical evidence types are implemented according to '''common data models''' that are defined from '''domain-specific ontologies''', which reuse existing ''standard agnostic and specific vocabularies, code lists and data models''. Canonical evidence types and common data models are defined according to agreements reached by involved authorities; in the case of the DE4A project, the agreements have been reached by the participants in the DE4A pilot use cases.
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 Canonical evidence types are implemented according to '''common data models''' that are defined from '''domain-specific ontologies''', which reuse existing ''standard agnostic and specific vocabularies, code lists and data models''. Canonical evidence types and common data models are defined according to agreements reached by involved authorities; in the case of the DE4A project, the agreements have been reached by the participants in the DE4A pilot use cases.
 The terms of each canonical evidence type are described in detail in the [[Multilingual Ontology Repository]] in order to allow competent authorities to perform the necessary tasks for mapping their domestic evidence with the corresponding canonical form with an accuracy matching between them.
 ==Methodology for Modelling Canonical Evidences==
 The canonical evidences development process is consisted of the three stages illustrated in Figure  below. The process is following an incremental development methodology under agile principles. Hence, in this setting, the WP leader plays the role of the product owner, working in a technical working group with the other two technical works packages, WP4 “[[Pilots|Cross-border Pilots for Citizens and Business and Evaluation]]” and WP5 “[[Library of components and building blocks|Common Component Design & Development]]”, following the same development cycles, as described in the DE4A grant agreement.  The canonical evidences are co-created together with the users (the piloting member states), allowing the data models created to best fit the requirements of each member state piloting the evidence exchange. The key stages of the process include elicitation, development and evaluation of the data models.
 Accordingly, the preliminary data models are designed based on the existing resources in Stage 1 of the process. The primary models are tested with the piloting member state for model accuracy with respect to the attributes, cardinalities and the affordances of existing vocabularies and code lists. This was an iterative process followed by close dialogue with the respective pilot teams. The XML schemas for the models are developed in Stage 2 in close collaboration with the pilot partners and finally the schemas are validated with the support of WP5 “[[Library of components and building blocks|Common Component Design & Development]]” during the integration into the technical system.
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