Abstract
The objective of WP1 Agriculture pilot is to demonstrate how the Big data technologies will
be integrated into the pilots, in order to validate the Big data technologies on practical cases
from agriculture and how it can fulfil the end user communities’ expectations. The Big
technologies will be tested in three areas: arable farming, horticulture and Subsidies an
insurance, where every area will be tested in in pilots with different topics and running in
different countries.
Task 1.1 Co-innovative preparations deal with user understanding specifying the needs of
users and different stakeholders and its main objective is to analyse a set of functional and
non-functional requirements specified from the analysis of the pilot cases. Opportunities for
different solution technologies were reviewed with stakeholders and users are used as an
input and a set of scenarios are described within the bio-economy domain related to the
agriculture sector. Functional requirements are defined and used as input for the application
specification, development and piloting. User and stakeholder study to specify the (most
beneficial) areas of interest from different point-of-views and resulting to detailed scenario
building of the application scenarios from which use cases are defined. This subtask feeds
from user and stakeholder study as input.
The results are the pilot cases definitions including requirements specifications and
evaluation plans.
The organizations that were planned to participate in this task, and their respective planned
work effort in person-months, are Lespro (2), Intrasoft (5), VTT (3), IBM (2), Softeam (2),
Limetri (2), CREA (2), Fraunhofer (6), Vito (6), Tragsa (6), NP (2), Federu (6), CSEM (2), Rikola
(4), Novam (6), EXUS (6), CERTH (6), CITOLIVA (3), GAIA (9), ZETOR (8), CAC (6)
The deliverable D1.1 Agriculture Pilot Definition specifies the pilot case definitions,
requirement specifications, as well as implementation and evaluation plans.
be integrated into the pilots, in order to validate the Big data technologies on practical cases
from agriculture and how it can fulfil the end user communities’ expectations. The Big
technologies will be tested in three areas: arable farming, horticulture and Subsidies an
insurance, where every area will be tested in in pilots with different topics and running in
different countries.
Task 1.1 Co-innovative preparations deal with user understanding specifying the needs of
users and different stakeholders and its main objective is to analyse a set of functional and
non-functional requirements specified from the analysis of the pilot cases. Opportunities for
different solution technologies were reviewed with stakeholders and users are used as an
input and a set of scenarios are described within the bio-economy domain related to the
agriculture sector. Functional requirements are defined and used as input for the application
specification, development and piloting. User and stakeholder study to specify the (most
beneficial) areas of interest from different point-of-views and resulting to detailed scenario
building of the application scenarios from which use cases are defined. This subtask feeds
from user and stakeholder study as input.
The results are the pilot cases definitions including requirements specifications and
evaluation plans.
The organizations that were planned to participate in this task, and their respective planned
work effort in person-months, are Lespro (2), Intrasoft (5), VTT (3), IBM (2), Softeam (2),
Limetri (2), CREA (2), Fraunhofer (6), Vito (6), Tragsa (6), NP (2), Federu (6), CSEM (2), Rikola
(4), Novam (6), EXUS (6), CERTH (6), CITOLIVA (3), GAIA (9), ZETOR (8), CAC (6)
The deliverable D1.1 Agriculture Pilot Definition specifies the pilot case definitions,
requirement specifications, as well as implementation and evaluation plans.
