2019 Collegeville Workshop on Sustainable Scientific Software Presentations

All Presentations: PresentationsBundle.zip

List of presentations:

Session 1: Defining Sustainability

• Michael Heroux: Workshop Introduction
• Anshu Dubey: WHAT IS SUSTAINABILITY FROM A LARGE MULTIPHYSICS SOFTWARE PERSPECTIVE
• Vadim Dyadechko: Do you know how to KYSSS?(Keep Your Sci. Software Sustainable): A tough love story
• James Willenbring: The Layers of Scientific Software Sustainability
• Theresa Windus: Sustainability Definition

  Session 2: Sustainability Challenges

• Benjamin Cowan: The need for software deployability: Broadening community tools for industry use
• Mary Hall: Increasing Availability and Impact of Compiler Technology for HPC
• Rob Jacob: Impediments to regular testing of Scientific Software or CI vs. HPC Centers
• Heike Jagode: What Does It Take to Keep PAPI Instrumental for the HPC Community?
• Sarah Knepper: Software Sustainability Considerations for a Performance Library

  Session 3: Technical Approaches for Improved Sustainability

• Pat Quillen: Sustainable Software Practices in Developing MATLAB
• David E. Bernholdt: Open Sourcing Your Software is Not a Sustainability Plan – Until it Is!
• Jakub Kurzak: From Research Prototype to Production Software: The Lessons of the SLATE Project
• Sherry Li: Making Correctness Testing and Performance Autotuning The Integral Parts of Software
• Mark Miller: Technical Approaches to Improved Software Sustainability

  Session 4: Cultural Approaches for Improved Sustainability

• Neil Chue Hong: Making research software visible: new models for sustaining development
• Jeffrey Carver: Software Engineering for Sustainable Scientific Software
• Greg Watson: A Scientific Approach to Developing Scientific Software
• Sandra Gesing: OneSciencePlace: Sustainability Measures for a Science Gateway Framework
• Daniel S. Katz: Data-Driven Software Sustainability