Configuration - Upload for GIS map boundaries

Configuration - Upload for GIS map boundaries

Target release

Epic

Configuration 

Document status

drafted

Priority

HIGH

eLMIS Status

Implemented

OpenLMIS Status

Partially Implemented

PATH 

-

OpenLMIS 

@Mary Jo Kochendorfer (Deactivated)

JSI 

@Ashraf Islam (Unlicensed)

Goals/Scope

Ability to upload district boundaries in GeoJSON format 

Status in eLMIS: Implemented.

Status in OpenLMIS: Partially implemented (in the backend), need front end and potentially addition small features

Priority: High priority for Tanzania, Zanzibar, Zambia

Background

Dashboard, reporting rate and other reports and dashlets needs to visualize indicators data as overlays on map for that country

Version 3 has the ability to upload single geographic polygons (and nested polygons). Need for discussion around if there is a need for 

Assumptions

  • District map boundaries are available for the country in GeoJSON format. 

User Stories

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Title

User Story

Label

Importance

Notes

JIRA Tickets

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Title

User Story

Label

Importance

Notes

JIRA Tickets

1

Map

As an administrator I want to be able to upload district boundaries encoded in GeoJSON format and use the map on reports and dashboards indicators color coding different regions with different status and on click display additional logistics data as popup dialog

Map

Must have

See Figure 1

 

2

Geographic zone uploads

As an administrator I want to be able to associate districts from eLMIS with specific boundaries coming from GeoJSON

Map

Must have

See Figure 2

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Diagrams

 

Figure 1: Maps with boundaries and overlays

 

Figure 2: GeoJSON upload feature

 

 

 

Dependencies

Description

Link

Description

Link

 

Open Questions

Below is a list of questions to be addressed as a result of this requirements document:

Question

Outcome

Status

Question

Outcome

Status

1

Need clarification around multi-polygon requirements and associations. 

 

 

2

Need to discuss how the approach to implementation as we believe many of these could be addressed in Tableau and third party reporting tables versus within OpenLMIS. 

 

 

Out of Scope

Comments

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