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Render a summary of each report on the home page after signing in #97

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invisibleroads opened this issue Jun 19, 2019 · 8 comments
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invisibleroads commented Jun 19, 2019

  • Have ReportsWindows to render at "/" instead of at "/reports"
  • Work with Marta to determine how to render the summary visually using charts
  • Identify summary statistics for each report
  • [Postponed] Render chart for each report inside the card for each report
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poguez commented Jun 26, 2019

@mayrars will take this

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poguez commented Jul 20, 2019

Reports page (NOT FINAL!!!!))

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poguez commented Jul 20, 2019

Please, use https://material-ui.com/components/grid/

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poguez commented Jul 20, 2019

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We need to think about exactly what summary statistics we will show and what would be a good way to represent those statistics.

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Yep, the format is great. I'm just not sure Roys data will match accordingly, so we need an example for a report so we can make a better decision.
@invisibleroads, how many reports we will be integrating? I believe you had at least two, although the data was simpler. Can we have a quick call and figure this out you and me?

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poguez commented Jul 24, 2019

We already have some charts to render information.
We will wait for your opinion: @invisibleroads, @martiruli

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invisibleroads commented Aug 4, 2019

Here are the statistics that will be in the vulnerability report summary:

  • Impacted Asset Count is the total number of vulnerable assets. [asset-tracker-server]
    count(impacted assets)
  • Impacted Asset Percent is the percent of assets that are vulnerable. [asset-vulnerability-report]
    assets impacted / total assets
  • Cyber Vulnerability Count is the total number of relevant vulnerabilities. [asset-vulnerability-report]
    count(relevant vulnerabilities)
  • Greatest Threat Description is a paragraph of text that describes the vulnerability that, if it were to be fixed, would have the greatest impact in reducing the user's Aggregated Threat Score. [asset-vulnerability-report]
    text(1st ranked(by impact count) vulnerability)
  • Aggregated Threat Score is the sum of threat scores over all open risks, where lower is better.
  • Downstream Meter Count is the total number of meters that are downstream of a vulnerable asset. These are the customers that would stop receiving electricity if a vulnerable asset fails.
  • Downstream Meter Percent is the percent of meters that are downstream of a vulnerable asset.

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invisibleroads added a commit to AmericanPublicPowerAssociation/asset-report-risks that referenced this issue Sep 12, 2019
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