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55872
Title
Developing software for a scientific community : some challenges and solutions
Contributors
JA Segal (Open University)
,
C Morris (STFC Daresbury Lab.)
Abstract
There are significant challenges in developing scientific software for a broad community. In this chapter, we discuss how these challenges are somewhat different both from those encountered when a scientist end-user developer develops software to address a very specific scientific problem of his/her own and from those encountered in many commercial developments. However, many developers of scientific community software are steeped in the culture of either scientific end-user or commercial development. As we shall discuss herein, neither background provides sufficient experience so as to meet the challenges of developing software for a scientific community. We make various proposals as to which development approaches, methods, techniques and tools, might be useful in this context, and just as importantly, which might not.
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CSE
,
STFC
Keywords
Physics
,
Materials
,
Chemistry
,
Engineering
,
Natural environment
,
Biology
,
software engineering
,
computational science
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English (EN)
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Book Chapter or Section
In Handbook of Research on Computational Science and Engineering : Theory and Practice (2 vol). Edited by J.Leng, Wes Sharrock, IGI Gloabl, 2011.
Segal_Morris_Deveā¦ntific community.doc
2011
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