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Arches is a web platform for creating, managing, & visualizing geospatial data. Arches was inspired by the needs of the Cultural Heritage community, particularly the widespread need of organizations to build & manage cultural heritage inventories

License: GNU Affero General Public License v3.0

Python 42.46% CSS 8.41% JavaScript 25.42% HTML 18.95% Shell 0.33% PowerShell 0.01% Dockerfile 0.06% SCSS 4.37%
django archeology heritage cidoc graph-database python

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arches's Issues

RDM - Manage parent workflow needs to be improved

Originally reported by: Alexei Peters (Bitbucket: apeters, GitHub: apeters)


The manage parent workflow needs to allow users to add/remove parents as a workflow, building up the desired outcome. Only when done would the user submit the modal, and the system would update the parents appropriately.

The ui (modal) should immediately reflect the users changes as they work up the parents for a concept.


RDM - The way concepts are indexed needs to be refactored

Originally reported by: Alexei Peters (Bitbucket: apeters, GitHub: apeters)


Right now concepts are bucketed in a "concept_labels" index. Within that index they are further segregated by type. The "type" is a guid that represents the top level scheme concept each concepts lives within (essentially the auth doc concept id).

We do this so that we can know what scheme a concept lives under but this breaks down because of the poly-hierarchical nature of the data. (eg: concepts can live under multiple schemes).

What should we do instead to support the use case.


SEARCH/TIME SEARCH: "Time Filter Enabled x" box in Search Input box disappears

Originally reported by: Alison Dalgity (Bitbucket: adalgity, GitHub: adalgity)


Filter using slider and the green "Time Filter Enabled x" box appears in Search input box. OK
Then choose Start/End date--e.g., Built Date/before/19xx, click +Add button. OK

Then negate Start/End date filter by clicking the red x under "You have selected the following date filters..." The green "Time Filter Enabled x" box disappears from Search input box even though the data are still filtered because the slider is still active.


RDM - The scheme name appended to concept search results needs to accommodate more than one scheme

Originally reported by: Alexei Peters (Bitbucket: apeters, GitHub: apeters)


Currently, a scheme name (eg: Activity Type) is appended to concept search results to give context and to reduce ambiguity (the same prefLabel may be used across different schemes).

The problem is, because of the poly-hierarchical nature of the data, concepts can live within multiple schemes.

What do we do in those instances?


UI visual improvement: SEARCH/TIME SEARCH--Visually separate Slider from Start/End Date

Originally reported by: Alison Dalgity (Bitbucket: adalgity, GitHub: adalgity)


On SEARCH/TIME SEARCH: Need separation box or line or color to help indicate that Slider and Start/End Date work independent of one another. (That is, while slider filters dynamically, +ADD button click is needed to activate Start/End Date filter.) Also, confusion may arise because filter criterion from Slider does not appear listed under: “You have selected the following date filters.” The two filters (Slider and Start/End Dates) can contradict one another resulting in zero returns (which is good), but the contradiction is not be immediately obvious because the filtering from the Slider is not listed with the other filters under “You have selected....”
Maybe just making clear, visually, that the two work separately will help??? (See related LABEL change in BB# 44)


LABEL: MANAGE MAP LAYERS window--“Arches Resources” to be “HistoricPlacesLA Resources”

Originally reported by: Alison Dalgity (Bitbucket: adalgity, GitHub: adalgity)


MAP TAB/OVERLAYS/+ADD LAYER: “Arches Resources” should be “HistoricPlacesLA Resources”
(ALSO, see related BB#33 and BB#34—i.e., “Actor” and “Heritage Resources” EVERYWHERE need to be changed too, to “Person/Organization” and “Historic Resources” respectively).


UI: SEARCH tab: Green “Map search” and “Time search” buttons need obvious VIEW ON/OFF

Originally reported by: Alison Dalgity (Bitbucket: adalgity, GitHub: adalgity)


SEARCH tab: the green “Map search” and “Time search” buttons need to more clearly indicate if they are visible or not. Right now they darken, but not with enough contrast. Problem is on smaller screens, user may not see if they're open or not and it seems as if nothing is happening when they're clicked.

ALSO, would be good to indicate if any filters are active (e.g., outline button with highlight or something???), even if TIME or MAP plane is not viewable. That is, for example, a filter could have been applied with the TIME Slider, then user filters the MAP, and there's no indication that the TIME slider is still active. (A nice...very cool...to have...;-)


RDM - Implement the new skos properties in d_relationtypes

Originally reported by: Alexei Peters (Bitbucket: apeters, GitHub: apeters)


We currently use non-skos properties when relating concepts to on another.
We need to change this to reflect the appropriate relationtype between concepts.

Specifically, dropdowns in the "Manage Parent" and "Add Child" workflows need to show entries for "Narrower" and "Narrower Transitive".

Also, a relationtype of "Narrower" needs to be applied to all concepts imported during ETL.

Relationtypes of "Broader" and "Broader Transitive" are not to be used (or show in dropdowns). We should probably remove these from Arches altogether.


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