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eResearch workflows for studying free and open source software development

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A presentation for IFIP 2.13, Open Source Software 2008 in Milan, on the topic of using Taverna Workbench to apply eResearchh approaches for research on open source software development.

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  1. Slide 1: eResearch workflows for studying free and open source software development James Howison, Andrea Wiggins, & Kevin Crowston Syracuse University School of Information Studies 9 September 2008 ~ IFIP 2.13 - OSS 2008
  2. Slide 2: eResearch • Scientific practices and technologies permitting distributed research collaborations using: – Large data sets – Computational resources – Analysis tools and workflows – Replicable research with provenance metadata • FLOSS research community is starting to move in this direction
  3. Slide 3: Current FLOSS Research Practices • Data increasingly available in “repositories of repositories” – FLOSSmole – FLOSSmetrics – SRDA (Notre Dame) • Not much sharing of analysis or methods for calculating measures; mostly bespoke scripts
  4. Slide 4: FLOSS Research Repositories