Shark Control Program Web Application

Shark Control Program Web Application

1. A website that will allow users to view data relating to the SCP in a range of ways.

   • Details about the number of sharks of different species caught in different locations at different times
   • Comparisons between the numbers of sharks that are most likely to engage in an unprovoked attack on humans
     • https://www.floridamuseum.ufl.edu/shark-attacks/factors/species-implicated/

2. A web application that will allow the Department of Agriculture and Fisheries to add new records to the database:

   • By submitting a single record in a form
   • By uploading a csv file containing a number of records.

3. REQUIREMENTs

   • clear, consistent and comply with the accessibility guidelines
   • Includes appropriate attribution to data and images used and must comply with copyright law
   • Includes a link to the legal disclaimer at www.qld.gov.au/legal/disclaimer on all pages.

4. USERS

   • Caspian
     • Member of the Wildlife Conservation Society
     • Loves scuba diving with sharks
     • Wants to use data to illustrate the inhumane nature of the SCP
   • Lily
     • Queensland Fisheries officer
     • Will upload new data collected by other fisheries officers
     • Is colour blind (Tritanopia)
   • Vincent
     • Brisbane-based surfer. Surfs on the Sunshine Coast, Gold Coast and Stradbroke Island
     • Has a phobia of sharks
     • Wants to know which beach is the safest for him to surf at in different months.