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{"body":{"de":"<xml><dl class=\"decidim_awesome-custom_fields\" data-generator=\"decidim_awesome\" data-version=\"0.12.3\">\n<dt name=\"provider-URL\">\n\t\n\t\n\t\n\n\nDienst-Anbieter\n</dt>\n<dd id=\"provider-URL\" name=\"textarea\"><div>https://tools.leiza.de/workflowtool/</div></dd>\n<dt name=\"serv-category\">Auswahl</dt>\n<dd id=\"serv-category\" name=\"select\"><div alt=\"part-serv\">Partner Dienst</div></dd>\n<dt name=\"serv-comp\">\n\t\n\t\n\t\n\n\nArt der Dienste-Komponente\n</dt>\n<dd id=\"serv-comp\" name=\"select\"><div alt=\"web-app\">Web-Anwendung</div></dd>\n<dt name=\"proposal-category\">Auswahl</dt>\n<dd id=\"proposal-category\" name=\"select\"><div alt=\"SAS\">Software-Anwendungs-Dienste</div></dd>\n<dt name=\"service-tags\">Tags (Freitextfeld)</dt>\n<dd id=\"service-tags\" name=\"text\"><div></div></dd>\n<dt name=\"textarea-1767869854709-0\">Kurze Beschreibung</dt>\n<dd id=\"textarea-1767869854709-0\" name=\"textarea\"><div>The Workflow Tool enables comparative studies within the archaeological community and across disciplinary boundaries. In addition to experimental archaeology, its architecture allows for adaptation to, for example, the documentation of excavation processes, archival decision-making processes, conservation and restoration procedures, or archaeological analytics. Furthermore, the tool is designed to collaborate with experimental research on other NFDI platforms such as NFDI4Biodiversity, NFDI4Plants, NFDI4Cat, NFDI4Chem, and others, thereby promoting interdisciplinary collaboration.\n\nExperimental archaeology has considerable potential for disseminating knowledge beyond academic institutions. Open-air museums and citizen scientists conducting archaeological research currently face significant barriers in accessing scientific resources and methods. The Workflow Tool democratizes experimental practice by enabling these communities to develop, conduct, and interpret their own investigations, while simultaneously promoting integration into the broader scientific network.</div></dd>\n<dt name=\"docu-URL\">Dokumentation</dt>\n<dd id=\"docu-URL\" name=\"text\"><div>https://tools.leiza.de/workflowtool/</div></dd>\n<dt name=\"licencs-URL\">Lizenz/Nutzungsbedingungen</dt>\n<dd id=\"licencs-URL\" name=\"text\"><div>MIT License</div></dd>\n<dt name=\"serv-URL\">Link zum Dienst</dt>\n<dd id=\"serv-URL\" name=\"text\"><div>https://tools.leiza.de/workflowtool/</div></dd>\n<dt name=\"helpdesk-contact\">Helpdesk-Kontakt</dt>\n<dd id=\"helpdesk-contact\" name=\"text\"><div>Ivan Calandra: ivan.calandra@leiza.de Ghaus Rabbani: ghaus.rabbani@leiza.de </div></dd>\n<dt name=\"support-till\">Unterstützung bis</dt>\n<dd id=\"support-till\" name=\"text\"><div>Projektenede</div></dd>\n<dt name=\"docu-links\">Anleitung und Arbeitsabläufe/Vorlagen</dt>\n<dd id=\"docu-links\" name=\"textarea\"><div>Application Example / User Journey\nScenario: An experimental archaeologist documents a flint knapping experiment\n1.\tLogin &amp; Access — The researcher logs into the web application using their authentication credentials. They are assigned the Researcher role within their group.\n2.\tCreate Experiment — The researcher creates a new experiment and defines it as a visual flowchart. \n3.\tDocument Steps — For each step, the researcher:\no\tAdds free-text descriptions of materials, methods, and parameters\no\tAttaches photos of raw materials and video recordings of the knapping process\no\tImports controlled vocabulary terms (e.g., tool types, material classifications) from pre-loaded ontologies\n4.\tIntegrate External Data — The researcher connects upstream data from their eLabFTW electronic lab notebook via API, linking measurement data directly to the relevant experiment step.\n5.\tIterate &amp; Version — After initial documentation, the researcher refines the workflow. Each edit is automatically version-controlled, preserving the full history of changes.\n6.\tReview &amp; Collaborate — The Supervisor reviews the experiment. A Guest (e.g., a collaborator from an open-air museum) accesses the experiment in read-only mode and provides informal feedback.\n7.\tExport &amp; Publish — The researcher exports the finalized workflow as:\no\tPNG for a conference poster\no\tPDF for inclusion in a publication\no\tJSON for machine-readable archival\no\tDirect upload to Zenodo via integrated API, receiving a DOI for citation\n8.\tCommunity Reuse — Another researcher (or a citizen scientist at an open-air museum) discovers the published workflow on Zenodo</div></dd>\n<dt name=\"communication-strat\">Kommunikationsstrategien</dt>\n<dd id=\"communication-strat\" name=\"textarea\"><div></div></dd>\n<dt name=\"registration\">Kontrollkästchen-Gruppe</dt>\n<dd id=\"registration\" name=\"checkbox-group\"><div alt=\"N4O\">N4O Homepage</div></dd>\n<dt name=\"publications\">Veröffentlichte Informationen</dt>\n<dd id=\"publications\" name=\"textarea\"><div>https://tools.leiza.de/workflowtool/\n</div></dd>\n<dt name=\"dev-level\">Entwicklungsstand</dt>\n<dd id=\"dev-level\" name=\"select\"><div alt=\"alpha\">Alpha | Erster öffentlicher Aufschlag</div></dd>\n<dt name=\"version\">Version</dt>\n<dd id=\"version\" name=\"text\"><div>1.0</div></dd>\n</dl></xml>"},"title":{"de":"A Workflow Tool for Archaeological Experiments"}}
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