Reproducible Research: Tools and Strategies for Scientific Computing
- Start Date: 07/13/2011
- End Date: 07/16/2011
John Wilbanks
Andrew Davison
Roger Peng
Juliana Freire and Claudio Silva
Philip Guo
Luis Ibanez
Tiffani Williams
Day 3:
Tony Hey
Matan Gavish
Bill Howe
James Quirk
Soran Mitran
Jarrod Millman
University of British Columbia
In this workshop, speakers will discuss the foremost methods for reproducible research. Everything from data management to broader dissemination will be covered.
After the workshop, the organizers plan on developing a single document, journal special issue or edited volume to summarize and/or provide more in-depth coverage of the best practices raised by the speakers.
Please see the official event webpage for further information:
http://www.mitacs.ca/events/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=214&Itemid=230&lang=en
Wednesday July 13: Software development bootcamp.
Tools & techniques that make it easier to develop, maintain and extend mathematical and scientific software, or how to achieve personal reproducibility in your own computationally driven research. Possible topics include version control, automation / scripting, and testing.
Thursday July 14 and Friday July 15: Reproducible research workshop.
Invited and submitted talks on all aspects of reproducible research (RR). Topics include but are not limited to exploration of what constitutes RR; tools, practices and strategies to improve and encourage RR; intellectual property issues arising from RR; studies of the effects of RR; and case studies of RR.
Randall J. LeVeque (University of Washington)
Ian M. Mitchell (University of British Columbia)
Cleve Moler (The Mathworks, Inc.)
Victoria Stodden (Columbia University)
This workshop is part of PIMS' Thematic Program on Applied Mathematics Perspectives.
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