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Report Card Summary

| Tool | NAME OF TOOL | | Version | 0.0.00 | | Date | YEAR-MM-DD | | Assessment Team | Names and/or Links | | Current Assessment | research Research Grade | | Target Status | professional Professional Grade | | Riverscapes Compliance | Riverscapes Compliant Riverscapes Compliant | | Assessment Rationale | 1-3 Sentence Summary by reviewers justifying assessment determination and summarizing from details below. |

Report Card Details

This tool's discrimination evaluation by the Riverscapes Consortium's is:

Evaluation Key: None or Not Applicable: • Minimal or In Progress: • Functional: • Fully Developed:

F-A-I-R Assessment

F-A-I-R, corresponds to the findable, accessible, interoperable and re-useable Principles (Wilkinson et al. 2016), which the RC strives to follow and to help facilitate making it easier for the riverscapes community to follow. F-A-I-R can apply to metadata, data and the tool itself.

FAIR PrincipleValueEvaluationComments
METADATA
FindableDesc.Comments.
AvailableDesc.Comments.
InteroperableDesc.Comments.
Re-useableDesc.Comments.
DATA
FindableDesc.Comments.
AvailableDesc.Comments.
InteroperableDesc.Comments.
Re-useableDesc.Comments.
TOOL
FindableDesc.Comments.
AvailableDesc.Comments.
InteroperableDesc.Comments.
Re-useableDesc.Comments.

Overall summary of tool FAIR-ness : Tool evaluation summary.

Tool Output Utility

All Riverscapes tools package up data in Riverscapes Projects. This section evaluates the utility of those outputs to end-users that are not running the tool, but instead leveraging its outputs.

Developer Intent

Development team (not evaluation team) should provide 1-3 paragraphs and/or some bullets and/or figures describing where they hope to go in future releases.

If you share the above vision, get in touch with the developers to support/fund the effort.