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NOBUGS 2016

16–19 Oct 2016
Copenhagen University
Europe/Copenhagen timezone

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Contributions and Conference Closing

19 Oct 2016, 10:30
Marble Hall (Copenhagen University)

Marble Hall

Copenhagen University

Thorvaldsensvej 40

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  1. 42. Community Driven Scientific Software Projects: Lessons Learned on Tools and Practices
    Mr Carlos Pascual-Izarra (Alba Synchrotron)
    19/10/2016, 10:30
    Oral Contribution
    On the one hand, science is about openness and collaboration and, on the other hand, open and community-driven software projects have demonstrated to yield more generic and resilient solutions thanks to the diverse users’ needs and feedback. Yet, the development of many scientific software projects (even free/open-source ones) is still managed in a closed way, typically by one or few people...
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  2. 79. Communicating within a Distributed Team
    Dr Peter Peterson (Oak Ridge National Laboratory)
    19/10/2016, 10:50
    Oral Contribution
    Collaborative software provides for improved community engagement, better reliability, and continued development. These benefits come with additional costs to effective communication. For a project developed by a distributed team to be successful, it must adopt strategies to overcome communication issues. Specifically, an effective distributed team must communicate where the project currently...
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  3. 48. Test Driven GUI Development
    Raquel Alvarez (ISIS, STFC)
    19/10/2016, 11:10
    Oral Contribution
    From its inception, software quality has been at the forefront of concerns in Mantid[1], a scientific framework for reduction of neutron scattering data. The Mantid project was implemented with a long term future in mind, and the need to maintain quality and robustness while continuing to develop the framework has been a cornerstone in the project. As such, we have developed a comprehensive...
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  4. 43. Plankton: A Stateful Device Simulation Framework
    Mr Michael Hart (STFC)
    19/10/2016, 11:30
    Mini Oral
    User-facing instrument control software will be a critical component to the operation of the European Spallation Source (ESS) under construction in Sweden. The control software must be robust, proven, and well tested for day-one operations. A sequential approach to development, whereby the target hardware is procured, installed and made operational prior to the development of the control...
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  5. 33. ESS Event Data Streaming
    Dr Matthew Jones (STFC, Tessella)
    19/10/2016, 11:35
    Mini Oral
    At the ESS, data from each instrument will need to be transported elsewhere for use by various software packages which will perform tasks such as analysing the data, providing live visualisation or writing data files. To do this, an ESS and ISIS in-kind collaboration will implement a robust and high throughput streaming system. The data stream will largely comprise neutron events and...
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  6. 11. Virtual Large Facility for Experiment-based Structural Biologists
    Dr Shirley Crompton (Science and Technology Facilities Council)
    19/10/2016, 11:40
    Mini Oral
    CCP4-DaaS is a research infrastructure project undertaken by the UK [Science and Technology Facilities Council][1] (STFC) to provide centralised computational facilities targeting the [CCP4][2] community of researchers in macromolecular crystallography. The project implements a Data Analysis as a Service (DaaS) framework, building on the [ICAT][3] stable of software tools for managing Large...
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  7. 97. Conference Close
    19/10/2016, 11:45
    Poster Prize Next Planned Venue Summary Announcements for Tours
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