```flow st=>start: Start eYes=>end: You can use Triton cluster eMaybe=>end: let's consider your case eNo=>end: You cannot use Triton cluster cond1=>condition: Employed by Aalto? cond2=>condition: Bachelor student? cond3=>condition: Master student? cond4=>condition: Finishing dr. thesis at Aalto? cond5=>condition: Visitor? cond6=>condition: Affiliated with Aalto research group? cond7=>condition: Will you use triton for research? cond8=>condition: Will the research be published in a peer reviewed journal? st->cond1 cond1(yes,right)->cond6 cond1(no,bottom)->cond2 cond2(yes,right)->eNo cond2(no)->cond3 cond3(yes,right)->cond6 cond3(no)->cond4 cond4(yes,right)->cond6 cond4(no)->cond5 cond5(yes)->cond6 cond5(no)->eNo cond6(yes,left)->eYes cond6(no,bottom)->cond7 cond7(yes)->cond8 cond7(no)->eNo cond8(yes)->eMaybe cond8(no)->eNo ``` ### another version I remember cases of bachelors affiliated with research groups and not sure if paid by Aalto. ```flow st=>start: Start eYes=>end: You can use Triton cluster eMaybe=>end: let's consider your case eNo=>end: You cannot use Triton cluster cond1=>condition: Employed by Aalto? cond2=>condition: Bachelor student? cond3=>condition: Bachelor or Master student? cond4=>condition: Finishing dr. thesis at Aalto? cond5=>condition: Visitor? cond6=>condition: Affiliated with Aalto research group? cond7=>condition: Will you use triton for research? cond8=>condition: Will the research be published in a peer reviewed journal? st->cond1 cond1(yes,right)->cond6 cond1(no,bottom)->cond3 cond3(yes,right)->cond6 cond3(no)->cond4 cond4(yes,right)->cond6 cond4(no)->cond5 cond5(yes)->cond6 cond5(no)->eNo cond6(yes,left)->eYes cond6(no,bottom)->cond7 cond7(yes)->cond8 cond7(no)->eNo cond8(yes)->eMaybe cond8(no)->eNo ``` // we could revise it 1. Do you have Aalto account? 2. Did you read and accept the triton use policy? // this has that it should be used for research. THen we don't need point 5 below. 3. Are you affiliated with a research group? 4. no -> no account 5. yes -> 5. We can rename it "academic research" to separate it from research (=data wranling) that won't be published Personas for the flow chart for testing it - Dr researcher/postdoc/professor - Staff not research (e.g. Aalto ITS) - Master/Bachelor student who wants to do a thesis - Visitor that is not affiliated (fidepro etc) - Someone doing a project with industry with NDA, no publication (maybe not up to us to decide?) - Master student doing course work but with data on scratch Should the PI make a request for non affilated users? Maybe not, let's keep it like this, however it would be the transfer of responsibility. --- RD's flowchart: * have an aalto account? * LDAP shows ~~a research-focused title or a employee title~~ employee title that isn't "TA" → make account * let's pull a list of these "titles" * TA but also a researcher (as found through LAPA or something) → make account * does a research PI vouch for their use case → make account * else: → check their supervisor, if research PI says 'yes' → make account * else → ask Mikko --- ## how about the project folders? who to email to create what? Some research groups know, some do not. Maybe another flowchart.