I've gone through some scenarios, like hospital data process mining and restaurant process mining, but want to find a scenario that is not only new but whose log data is also accessible.
Dear Ayesha,
I don't know if I understood your problem, what I know is that data logging is based on scientific experiments and different manipulation done by the user in my opinion it is up to you to choose a field you want through the different sensors found online either in health, finance,education,climate,....the process can be obtained by other approaches by example build an algorithm which can help to record interesting information you need to get manual data logging.
Hello Ayesha, here you find some real logs: http://data.3tu.nl/repository/collection:event_logs_real
Moreover there are several logs generator available on the web (i.e., http://www.processmining.it/sw/plg)
Hi Ayesha, I think you should first decide, which kind of industry you are interested in. One of the main challanges in process mining is getting access to the event log data. You can use publicly available logs as suggested by Marta. But it depends on what you want to do with that data and what kind of research question you intend to answer. Getting access to real event log data usually requires the cooperation of a partner from industry, and setting up this cooperation is usually hard work. I guess that you will probably not be able to get easy access to such data without a partner from practice. From my perspective searching for publicly available event log data is not a good approach to identify a new application scenario for process mining. I would start with the identification of a research problem maybe in a specific industry and then look for a partner from this industry that is willing to provide the necessary data.
I found this online course very interesting about process mining, if it may help to get some inspiration:
https://www.coursera.org/course/procmin
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