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SciencePAD Open Software for Open Science

SciencePAD Open Software for Open Science. Alberto Di Meglio – CERN. SciencePAD. SciencePAD is a collaboration among several research centres, projects and companies Originally born from the experience of the European Middleware Initiative (EMI) project It has three major goals

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SciencePAD Open Software for Open Science

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  1. SciencePADOpen Software for Open Science Alberto Di Meglio – CERN

  2. SciencePAD • SciencePAD is a collaboration among several research centres, projects and companies • Originally born from the experience of the European Middleware Initiative (EMI) project • It has three major goals • Support the formalization of software information and its integration in digital knowledge networks • Promote and directly demonstrate the use of formalised information in software services for scientific research • Promote the correct adoption and exploitation of open source best practice policies and methods SPID2013 - CERN

  3. EMI in a nutshell • Collaboration of 4 mw providers (ARC, dCache, gLite, UNICORE) • 26 partners • 24M EUR • 3 years(05/10 – 04/13) • 55 products • 2M SLOC • Open source SPID2013 - CERN

  4. Critical issues SPID2013 - CERN

  5. Identified areas of work SPID2013 - CERN

  6. State of the art SPID2013 - CERN

  7. Work in progress Workshop SciencePAD, SPID2013 New participants and contacts ScienceSoftweb site and registry First workshop (ScienceSoft) March 2012 May 2013 December 2012 June 2012 SPID2013 - CERN

  8. New collaborations SPID2013 - CERN

  9. SciencePAD Goals Software Developers Recognition Software Social networks Open Source Reliability Efficiency Scientific researchers SPID2013 - CERN

  10. PIDs in SciencePAD Researchers Applications Discovery PIDs (metadata) Datasets Scientific results Publications Patents Reproducibility Preservation Authorship Citations on-demand SaaS “Click ’n’ cite” Registration Developers SPID2013 - CERN

  11. Next steps • Keep collecting more information and feedback from stakeholders (developers, research communities, projects, funding bodies) • Discuss with other projects about common activities and extending/reusing/integrating methodologies and functionality • Prepare for the more formal operational phase • Proper design of software registries • Software metadata, formats, ontologies (generic and community-specific) • Broader-scope prototypes and software services with interested communities SPID2013 - CERN

  12. http://sciencepad.org SciencePAD is an initiative by EMI, partially funded by the European Commission under Grant Agreement RI-261611

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