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SUMMARY:Software Catalogs and Software Sharing
DESCRIPTION:Minisymposium\n\nSoftware Catalogs and Software Sharing\n\nvan
  Nieuwpoort\n\nResearch software plays a crucial role in academic research
  and has become a key output of many research projects. We strongly believ
 e that the efficiency, quality and reproducibility of research benefits fr
 om high quality reusable software. However, the way in which research soft
 ware is shared with fellow researchers often leaves much to be desired. Do
 cumentation often does not show the role the software has played within re
 search projects, nor the relationship between software and other academic 
 output. This lack of context makes it difficult for other researchers to d
 iscover relevant software, resulting in duplication of effort when softwar
 e is re-developed instead of being reused. In addition, software that is r
 eused is often not (properly) cited. As a result, it is hard to measure th
 e impact of research software using traditional means, resulting in reduce
 d recognition for research software engineers (RSEs) and software-oriented
  research institutes.We discuss software catalogs, and how they can be use
 d to address the challenges above. Moreover, software catalogs are an impo
 rtant tool to implement the FAIR principles for research software: they en
 hance findability and stimulate reuse. We use the Research Software Direct
 ory (RSD), developed by the Netherlands eScience Center and partners as a 
 concrete example.\n\nDomain: Computer Science and Applied Mathematics, Hum
 anities and Social Sciences, Engineering
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