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<h4 class="h5">Organiser team:</h4>
<p>overall responsibility for the Projectathon event. The Organiser Team hosts the event, defines the test scope, call for participants, and takes care of the logistics such as the event venue, network, and staff hiring.</p>
<h4 class="h5">Test Session Manager:</h4>
<p>coordinator between participants and the Organiser Team: she/he hosts the technical topics related to webinars, and assists participants during the registration, preparatory test and Projectathon. Furthermore, the Test Session Manager evaluates the systems based on the grading from the monitors and communicates the results of the test session to the organisers and participants.</p>
<h4 class="h5">Monitors:</h4>
<p>support the participants during the execution of the tests. They grade the tests based on objective evidences and criteria. If needed, they proceed to the necessary clarifications of the specifications, the descriptions of the tests or the tools. They evaluate the test with the “Gazelle” platform test management tool and grade it as verified, partially verified, or failed.</p>
<h4 class="h5">Test Module Designer:</h4>
<p>Test Module Designer: expert in the domain. The test module designer defines and documents the test plan, test cases and maintains test data in the “Gazelle” platform test management tool.</p>
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<h4 class="h5">System Under Test (SUT) operator(s):</h4>
<p>configure and connect their SUT to “Gazelle”. During the Projectathon event, the SUT operator(s) date(s) with available partners and execute(s) the peer-to-peer tests with them. SUT operators can be on-site or online. They can be coordinators having a direct line to the team working remotely and/or technical people.</p>
<h4 class="h5">Observer:</h4>
<p>observe and learn what a Projectathon is, how peer-to-peer tests are executed, to prepare themselves for the next Projectathon event. They observe the tests via screen-sharing or sit in pairs with the volunteering participants who are performing the test profile they are interested in.</p>
<h4 class="h5">“Gazelle” platform test management tool:</h4>
<p>manages all the elements necessary for peer-to-peer interoperability tests. It offers a series of tools (validators and simulators) to verify the compliance of messages and documents with specifications or to test the interoperability of an application during a controlled test. This platform originated from the eHealth domain but can be reused in different contexts where peer-to-peer interoperability tests are relevant.</p>
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