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Quality Requirements

This section outlines the essential quality requirements of the EDDIE system, structured into two main subsections: Quality Requirements and Quality Scenarios. Quality Requirements explains the requirements with a description mentioning relevance to EDDIE. Quality Scenarios provides examples through scenarios that show how the system should perform under various conditions.

Quality Requirements

CategoryQualityDescriptionScenario
UsabilityCompatibilityUniform customer interface for integration with different regional data-sharing infrastructures.QS3
UsabilityEase of UseSimple and intuitive user interfaces for customers.QS3
UsabilityEase of UseSimple and intuitive interfaces for eligible parties, regarding also support for system deployment.QS1
SecurityComplianceAll data-sharing interactions comply with GDPR.QS4
SecurityComplianceThe internal operation of the system aligns with applicable use cases defined by the Smart Grids Task Force.
ScalabilityData IntegrationThe system supports data aggregation of metering points at European scale.QS2
ExtensibilityIntegrationIntegration of in-house metering devices, such as smart meters and sub-meters.QS5
PerformanceReal-time EfficiencyReal-time or near real-time data streaming to energy services.
ReliabilityResilienceReliable operation under high load and failure scenarios.QS6
AccessibilityCommunity EngagementOpen-source development to allow for broad participation and customizability.
Cost EfficiencyCost ReductionReduce data integration costs of running energy services.

Quality Scenarios

IDScenario
QS1An eligible party can easily set up the EDDIE system for providing energy services.
QS2Using the EDDIE system, an eligible party can easily connect to European data-sharing infrastructures.
QS3Customers from different countries can easily access the provided services with similar user experience.
QS4During customer permission workflows, all user data is handled in compliance with GDPR.
QS5Sub-meter data from customer devices (e.g., home automation IoT devices, or PVs) can be integrated in the system.
QS6The system continues normal operation even when a regional data-sharing infrastructure (or other data source) is temporarily unavailable.