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This is to announce First Workshop on Sustainable Software for = Science:=20 Practice and Experiences (WSSSPE)

            = First=20 Workshop on Sustainable Software for=20 Science:
          &= nbsp;        =20 Practice and Experiences=20 (WSSSPE)
          &= nbsp;        =20
           &nb= sp;    =20 http://wssspe.researchco= mputing.org.uk/
        &n= bsp;           &nb= sp; =20 (in conjunction with=20 SC13)
          &nbs= p;      =20 Sunday, November 17, 2013, Denver, CO

Progress in scientific research is dependent on the quality and=20 accessibility of
software at all levels and it is now critical to = address=20 many new challenges
related to the development, deployment, and = maintenance=20 of reusable software. In
addition, it is essential that scientists,=20 researchers, and students are able to
learn and adopt a new set of=20 software-related skills and methodologies.
Established researchers = are=20 already acquiring some of these skills, and in
particular a = specialized class=20 of software developers is emerging in academic
environments who are = an=20 integral and embedded part of successful research teams.
This = workshop will=20 provide a forum for discussion of the challenges, including
both = positions=20 and experiences. The short papers and discussion will be archived
as = a basis=20 for continued discussion, and we intend the workshop to feed into=20 the
collaborative writing of one or more journal publications.

In practice, scientific software activities are part of an = ecosystem where=20 key
roles are held by developers, users, and funders. All three = groups=20 supply
resources to the ecosystem, as well as requirements that bound = it. Roughly
following the example of NSF's Vision and Strategy = for=20 Software
(= http://www.nsf.gov/publications/pub_summ.jsp?ods_key=3Dnsf12113),=20 the ecosystem
may be viewed as having challenges related to:

* the development process that leads to new = software
   =20 - how fundamental research in computer science or=20 science/engineering
      domains is = turned =20 into reusable software
    - software created as a = by-product=20 of research
    - impact of computer science research = on the=20 development of scientific
      = software
* the=20 support and maintenance of existing software, = including
    -=20 software engineering
    - governance, business, and=20 sustainability models
    - the role of community = software=20 repositories, their operation and sustainability
* the role of open = source=20 communities or industry
* use of the software
    - = growing=20 communities
    - reproducibility, transparency needs = that may=20 be unique to science
* policy issues, such as
    - = measuring usage and impact
    - software credit, = attribution,=20 incentive, and reward
    - career paths for = developers and=20 institutional roles
    - issues related to multiple=20 organizations and multiple countries,
      = such as=20 intellectual property, licensing, etc.
    - = mechanisms and=20 venues for publishing software, and the role of publishers
* = education and=20 training

This workshop is interested in all of the above=20 topics. We invite short
(4-page) position/experience reports = that will=20 be used to organize panel and
discussion sessions. These papers = will be=20 archived by a third-party service,
and provided DOIs. We encourage = submitters=20 to license their papers under a
Creative Commons license that = encourages=20 sharing and remixing, as we will
combine ideas (with attribution) = into the=20 outcomes of the workshop. An
interactive site will be created = to link=20 these papers and the workshop
discussion, with options for later = comments and=20 contributions. Contributions
will be peer-reviewed for = relevance and=20 originality before the links are
added to the workshop site; = contributions=20 will also be used to determine
discussion topics and panelists. We = will also=20 plan one or more papers to
be collaboratively developed by the = contributors,=20 based on the panels and
discussions.

Deadline:

6 September 2013 (any time of day, no extensions)

Submissions:

Submissions of up to four pages should be formatted to be easily=20 readable
and submitted to an open access repository that provides = unique=20 identifiers
that can be cited, for example http://arXiv.org, http://figshare.com, etc.
The = submitter should=20 then email the URL and identifier (or any questions) to
wssspe**gmail.com

Organizers:

* Daniel S. Katz, d.katz**ieee.org,=20 National Science Foundation, USA
* Gabrielle Allen, allen**skoltech.ru, Skolkovo = Institute of=20 Science and
Technology, Russian Federation
* Neil = Chue Hong,=20 N.ChueHong**software.ac.uk, = Software Sustainability
Institute, University of = Edinburgh,=20 UK
* Manish Parashar, parashar**rutgers.edu, Rutgers = University,=20 USA
* David Proctor, djproctor**gmail.com, National = Science=20 Foundation, USA

Program Committee:

* David Abramson, University of=20 Queensland, Australia
* Aron Ahmadia, King Abdullah University of = Science=20 & Technology, Saudi Arabia
* Samuel Arbesman, Ewing Marion = Kauffman=20 Foundation, USA
* Lorena A. Barba, Boston University, USA
* Phil = Bourne,=20 University of California, San Diego, USA
* Karen Cranston, National=20 Evolutionary Synthesis Center, USA
* Ewa Deelman, University of = Southern=20 California, USA
* David De Roure, University of Oxford, UK
* = Alberto Di=20 Meglio, CERN, Switzerland
* Anshu Dubey, Lawrence Berkeley National=20 Laboratory, USA
* Victor Eruhimov, Itseez, Russian Federation
* = David=20 Gavaghan, University of Oxford, UK
* Paul Ginsparg, Cornell = University,=20 USA
* Alexander A. Granovsky, Firefly project, Russian = Federation
* Josh=20 Greenberg, Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, USA
* Sol Greenspan, National = Science=20 Foundation, USA
* James Herbsleb, Carnegie Mellon University, = USA
* James=20 Hetherington, University College London, UK
* James Howison, = University of=20 Texas at Austin, USA
* Frank L=C3=B6ffler, Louisiana State = University, USA
*=20 Greg Madey, University of Notre Dame, USA
* Chris A. Mattmann, NASA = JPL &=20 University of Southern California, USA
* Lois Curfman McInnes, = Argonne=20 National Laboratory, USA
* Chris Mentzel, Gordon and Betty Moore = Foundation,=20 USA
* Peter Murray-Rust, University of Cambridge, UK
* Cameron = Neylon,=20 PLOS, UK
* Mark Plumbley, Queen Mary University of London, UK
* = Andreas=20 Prlic, University of California, San Diego, USA
* Morris Riedel, = Juelich=20 Supercomputing Centre, Germany
* Jennifer M. Schopf, IEEE Computer = Society,=20 USA
* Edgar Spalding, University of Wisconsin, USA
* Victoria = Stodden,=20 Columbia University, USA
* Matthew Turk, Columbia University, = USA
* Greg=20 Watson, IBM, USA
* Scott Wilson, OSS Watch, UK
* Theresa Windus, = Iowa=20 State University and Ames Laboratory, USA