We conducted several interviews in context of the OceanDSL project to understand the socio-technical domain of ocean modelling and the research and development processes. We analyzed the interviews with a Thematic Analysis approach. One ouput of this approach is a thematic map containing codes and themes. We also included categories in this graph as 'sub-themes' to better handle the complexity of the analysis.
This git-project contains the raw data of the thematic map and the necessary files to view them in a web browser. Unfortunately, a web browsers block access from HTML files to other files on the local machine for security reasons. Therefore, we bundled our view and data files with a Docker setup which makes is fairly easy to run on any machine as a small web server. Below we describe how these files can be used either with an existing web server or our Docker image.
Clone the content of the repository:
git clone https://github.com/cau-se/oceandsl-interview-graph.git
Change to the oceandsl-interview-graph directory.
cd oceandsl-interview-graph
Build the docker image with the name ta-oceandsl (of course you
can choose another name):
docker build -t ta-oceandsl .
Run docker image (make sure to use the same name here):
docker run -dit --name my-running-app -p 8080:80 ta-oceandsl
Access the thematic map in the browser with:
http://localhost:8080/graph.html
Either your setup of the webserver provides a user based public-html
directory, then you can place the content of the graph directory there,
or you copy the content the the web server document folder, e.g.,
/usr/apache2/htdocs/. Please note that the directories may be
different on your machine. Place all three files from the graph
directory of the repository in one location then all should work
perfectly.