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''Step 3:'' '''''Identification of scientific use cases.''''' In an ideal world, the Test cases are embedded in one or more scientific use cases, research projects in need of new developments and services that ENVRIPLUS may provide. The RI domain leaders may suggest cross-cutting use cases serving as selling stories. However, to get the cooperation of a research project it is required to fund a postdoc willing to act as a guinea pig. Such funding is not likely, and ENVRIPLUS has probably to refrain from scientific use cases and not execute step 3. A more modest approach is to integrate selected test cases and find potentially interested scientists.
 
''Step 3:'' '''''Identification of scientific use cases.''''' In an ideal world, the Test cases are embedded in one or more scientific use cases, research projects in need of new developments and services that ENVRIPLUS may provide. The RI domain leaders may suggest cross-cutting use cases serving as selling stories. However, to get the cooperation of a research project it is required to fund a postdoc willing to act as a guinea pig. Such funding is not likely, and ENVRIPLUS has probably to refrain from scientific use cases and not execute step 3. A more modest approach is to integrate selected test cases and find potentially interested scientists.
  
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