SciencePAD Persistent Identifiers Workshop (SPID2013)

Contribution List

0. Welcome

30/01/2013, 09:30

1. SciencePAD, Open Software for Open Science

Dr Alberto Di Meglio (CERN)

30/01/2013, 09:45

SciencePAD (Platforms, Applications, Data) is an initiative to investigate how to collect, store and preserve information about software used in scientific research and how to link the information with the contexts in which software is used, that is publications, data analysis, authors and users, organizations, fundings, etc. In order to formalize and manage the relationships a clear and...

3. ORCID

Martin Fenner (ORCID)

30/01/2013, 10:15

2. OpenAIREPlus

Mrs Natalia Manola (NKUA)

30/01/2013, 11:00

5. PaNData software catalogue for the photon and neutron community

Mr Jamie Hall (ILL)

30/01/2013, 11:30

PaNdata software is a database of software used mainly for data analysis of neutron and photon experiments. PaNdata Software is one element of a larger project, PaNdata, which aims to provide a complete, shared data infrastructure for neutron and photon laboratories. More than one hundred pieces of software are commonly used in this community for analysing experimental data produced by the...

7. DataCite

Dr Björn Brembs (Universität Regensburg)

30/01/2013, 13:00

4. Referencing software to make it sustainable: what, why and how?

Mr Neil Chue Hong (SSI)

30/01/2013, 13:30

The UK Software Sustainability Institute is a national facility for cultivating world-class research through software. As part of its aims, the Institute wants researchers who use scientific software to be confident that the software they use today will be available - and continue to be improved and supported - in the future. In addition, we strongly believe that reproducible research is a key...

6. Black Duck and Ohloh.net

Mr Bill Weinberg (Black Duck)

30/01/2013, 14:00

This presentation will provide a brief introduction to Black Duck, Olliance Consulting, and Ohloh.net, and highlight the roles of those organizations and their value to the SciencePAD initiative. A core element of the presentation will demonstrate the evolution of core open source technologies and communities, illustrated using live data maintained on Olho. We’ll show how technologies like...

8. Discussion

30/01/2013, 14:45

9. Conclusions and next steps

30/01/2013, 16:15