http://xml.gov/stratml/crane/WEIGUCF.xmlW3C eGov IG Use Case FrameworkWEIG UCFProvide a framework for everyone in the working group to pick and write up a use case in one of the areas in the framework1ProvideProvide public services on the web, either transactional or information services1.1Simple Transactional ServicesDraft use cases for simple transactional services, involving communication between citizen and one agency of government e.g. completing a tax return.Relates to task force areas: Usage of Web Standards (e.g. Mobile, Accessibility, Security)1.2Complex Transactional ServicesDraft use cases for complex transactional services, involving back office integration by three or more agencies (public or private), e.g. renewing vehicle tax disc, involving data sharing between government, insurance companies and garages.Relates to task force areas: Seamless Integration of Data, Usage of Web Standards (e.g. Policy – especially privacy and consent, Accessibility, Security, Semantic Web).1.3Simple Information ServicesDraft use cases for simple information services, involving the provision of basic information to the citizen in ways they can more easily interpret, e.g. interactive crime maps (as opposed to presenting tables of figures).Relates to task force areas: Usage of Web Standards, Transparency and Participation1.4Complex Information ServicesDraft use cases for complex information services, providing a persistent, 'citable', authoritative source of information, e.g. legislation on the web, or long term availability of web only official publications.Relates to task force areas: Usage of Web Standards (e.g. Web Architecture), Transparency and Participation2EngageEngage with citizens and businesses, on government terms or on the citizens terms2.1Government to CitizenDraft use cases relating to government to citizen engagement, e.g., blogs by ministers and officials, or, publishing consultation documents as wikis or with a “comment on this” facilities.Relates to task force area: Transparency and Participation2.2Citizen to CitizenDraft use cases relating to intervening in citizen to citizen dialogues, e.g., interacting with (non government / 3rd sector) online communities, e.g., providing advice and support to parents via an online parents forum.Relates to task force area: Transparency and Participation3EnableEnable public sector information re-use 3.1Data StandardsDraft use cases relating to structuring data using standards (e.g. setting out strategic objectives in XML – the use case developed by Owen)Owen AmburHas drafted a use case for Strategy Markup Language, available at http://www.w3.org/2007/eGov/IG/wiki/Use_Case_1_-_Strategic_PlansRelates to task force areas: Seamless Integration of Data, Transparency and Participation3.2Reuse of Structured DataDraft use cases relating to making structured data re-usable (e.g. building an API)Relates to task force areas: Web Standards (Web Services), Seamless Integration of Data3.3Reuse of Semi-Structured DataDraft use cases relating to making semi-structured data re-usable (e.g. “your website is your API”, publishing statutory notices or job advertisements using RDFa and/or GRDDL)Relates to task force areas: Web Standards (Semantic Web), Seamless Integration of Data3.4Licensing of Reuse of Government DataDraft use cases relating to licensing the re-use of government data (e.g. rights expression and indication of third party rights)Relates to task force areas: Web Standards (Policy, Semantic Web), Seamless Integration of Data