ISDA:
Open source software developed at NCSA is made available and preserved within the organizations GIT repository:
http://opensource.ncsa.illinois.edu/projects/
and simultaneously mirrored into GitHub towards wider outreach and additionally redundancy towards preservation:
Upon completion of the project NCSA will maintain project documentation, Q&A, and bug/issue reporting within the NCSA Opensource Confluence wiki and JIRA issue tracker respectively. Developed software and/or features will go into new NCSA Scientific Software and Applications division projects and maintained through those efforts and communities, with those activities leveraging such development effort and developed functionality being maintained long term. NCSA OpenSource currently hosts a number of active and archived software development project efforts spanning NSF, NIH, NEH, EPA, EC, NARA, ARPA-E, and ONR. NCSA will additionally maintain project documentation, Q&A, and bug/issue reporting within the Confluence wiki and JIRA issue tracker, two elements of the Atlassian suite that drives NCSA OpenSource.
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Brown Dog:
The data and model format conversions analysis/manipulation software developed here will also be pushed into the NSF DIBBs: Brown Dog (ACI-1261582) Data Transformation Service (DTS) project as data extractors/converters within the Data Access Proxy, a service providing Clowder and Polyglot frameworks respectively towards providing automatic data annotations/analysis and format conversions as an broadly usable internet resourceresources. Brown Dog aims to both provide facilitate scientific "data wrangling", providing services and tools to aid in the curation, accessing, and indexing of data as well as preserve the preservation and reuse of scientific software that might be leveraged for that purpose. As Brown Dog extractors/converters these data transformation capabilities , the capabilities of these tools will be preserved as part of that project, will take part in an ecosystem of other extraction/conversion tools, and will be levergable leverageable by others within the scientific community, perhaps in very different fields, as well as by the general public.
GeoDashboard
Great Lake monitoring
Great Lakes to Gulf Observatory
Clowder:
We will leverage the open source NCSA Clowder framework. Clowder has evolved over the past eight years to support and automate diverse community data management needs and is/has been supported by an active community of activities across NSF, NIH, ARPA-E, EPA, NGREC, and the European Commission among domains such as biology, medicine, material science, social science, and cultural heritage.
Open source software developed at NCSA is made available and preserved within the organizations GIT repository:
http://opensource.ncsa.illinois.edu/projects/
and simultaneously mirrored into GitHub towards wider outreach and additionally redundancy towards preservation:
Upon completion of the project NCSA will maintain project documentation, Q&A, and bug/issue reporting within the NCSA Opensource Confluence wiki and JIRA issue tracker respectively. Developed software and/or features will go into new NCSA Scientific Software and Applications division projects and maintained through those efforts and communities, with those activities leveraging such development effort and developed functionality being maintained long term. Specific instances of the Clowder framework deployed as part of the project will continue to be hosted at NCSA after the completion of the project, contingent upon a yearly review evaluating users of the system, required storage, and additional costs surrounding required maintenance.
ERGO:
Similar to BrownDog text perhaps, instead emphasizing the preservation of models and data adapters? Jong Sung Lee, Christopher Navarro
NDS Labs Workbench:
Similar to BrownDog text perhaps, instead emphasizing the preservation, exposure, and interconnecting of services and analysis tools? Craig Willis, Kenton McHenry
PEcAn:
... preserve/share/internconnect ecological models/data ingestion tools? IML-CZORob Kooper, Kenton McHenry