[Morane Gruenpeter]

Dear all,
We are happy to announce that a full day hackathon about Research Software
has been accepted to the Force2019 [1] conference and it will be held on
Oct. 15th 2019 in Edinburgh [2] .
The main theme will be about “Making software a first-class citizen in the
scholarly world” [3] and we hope bringing together a large group of
stakeholders who are actively working to improve the status of research
software in the scholarly environment.
This is a great opportunity for FORCE11 Software Citation Implementation WG
and the joint FORCE11 & RDA Software Source Code Identification WG, to get
together and discuss, design and implement solutions.
The activities will be organized around 2-4 segments from the following
list, depending on the interests of the participants:
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Identifiers for software
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Granularity of identification
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Correspondence between different identifier schemas
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Hacking the software citation graph
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Exploring synergies
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Metadata interoperability
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Metadata mapping (CodeMeta)
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Connections with WikiData
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Data quality
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Guidelines and checklists
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Moderation process
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Supporting reproducibility
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Policies and incentives
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Institutions
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Evaluation committees
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National research bodies
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Learned societies
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Publishers
It would be helpful to know, if you intend on coming.
You are welcome to suggest subjects and activities on specific tracks or as
separate issues here .
Best regards,
—
Morane Ottilia GRUENPETER
Software engineer and metadata specialist for
Software Heritage http://www.softwareheritage.org
@INRIA Paris
office phone: 01 80 49 44 49
personal website: http://moranegg.github.io/
[1] FORCE2019 description and registration:
https://www.force11.org/meetings/force2019
[2] FORCE2019 schedule: https://force2019.sched.com/
[3] Hackathon description on the SCID WG repository:
https://github.com/force11/force11-rda-scidwg/tree/master/hackathon/FORC…

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