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SUMMARY:MS4B - Research Software Science: Applying the Scientific Method t
 o Understand and Improve How We Develop, Maintain, and Use Software for Re
 search (Part II)
DESCRIPTION:Minisymposium\n\nThe discipline of scientific software develop
 ment, maintenance and use has incorporated an increasing diversity of skil
 ls. Early products were typically developed by single "heroes" or small te
 ams of domain experts. More recently, teams have increasingly included com
 puter science and mathematics expertise to improve algorithmic choice and 
 implementation, and software engineering expertise to improve software des
 ign, use of tools and new workflows. In addition to factors associated wit
 h individual software teams, software ecosystems (based on software stacks
 , disciplines, and/or other community identification) have become more pre
 valent and visible, with common policies, practices, and priorities across
  teams and a broad interest in sustaining developer and user communities. 
 For community open source projects, community engagement expertise is also
  needed. This responsibility can be an explicit team role for large projec
 ts, but for smaller projects is more often an additional role that one or 
 more developers take on. In this minisymposium we explore both possible an
 d demonstrated successes resulting from introducing expertise in social an
 d cognitive sciences, organizational psychology, community development and
  policies, and other human factors fields.\n\nSoftware Catalogs and Softwa
 re Sharing\n\nvan Nieuwpoort\n\nResearch software plays a crucial role in 
 academic research and has become a key output of many research projects. W
 e strongly believe that the efficiency, quality and reproducibility of res
 earch benefits from high quality reusable software. However, the way in wh
 ich research software is shared with...\n\n---------------------\nThe Chal
 lenges of Theory-Software Translation\n\nJay\n\nSoftware is now ubiquitous
  within research. In addition to the general challenges common to all soft
 ware development projects, research software must also represent, manipula
 te, and provide data for complex theoretical constructs. Ensuring this pro
 cess of theory-software translation is robust is ess...\n\n---------------
 ------\nResearch Software Science Panel Discussion\n\nHeroux, Katz\n\nIn t
 his final segment of our two-part minisymposium we will engage all speaker
 s in a panel-format Q&A session.\n\n---------------------\nRelevant Human 
 Factors for Research Software Engineering\n\nSchlauch\n\nIn this talk we s
 how the interplay of the support activities for research software developm
 ent at the German Aerospace Center (DLR) and focus on human aspects around
  the community building efforts. We present the current status and lay out
  our plans for further advances.<br /><br />Software is mainl...\n\n\nDoma
 in: Computer Science and Applied Mathematics, Humanities and Social Scienc
 es, Engineering
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