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Eliciting Knowledge on Science Software Sustainability from the Earth Science Informatics Community Robert R. Downs NASA Socioeconomic Data and Applications Center (SEDAC) Center for International Earth Science Information Network (CIESIN) The Earth Institute, Columbia University 2015 W INTER ESIP F EDERATION M EETING Washington, DC, 6-8 January 2015 Breakout Session: Science Software Cluster Wednesday 7 January 2015, 1:30 p.m. Copyright 2015, Robert R. Downs.

Why Seek ESIP Perspectives on Science Software Sustainability? ESIP community practices data management Software is critical for managing and using Earth science data Sustainable software contributes to sustainable data Earth science informatics community viewpoints can inform science software sustainability practices of other communities 2

Focus Group Methodology Participants of the 2014 Summer Federation of Earth Science Information Partners (ESIP) Meeting invited to participate in roundtable discussions on science software sustainability Recruited 36 facilitators to convene focus groups at each assigned table Attendees assigned to tables of 8 participants 3 Source: Downs RR, Lenhardt WC, Robinson E, Davis E, Weber N Community Recommendations for Sustainable Scientific Software.

Method Continued: 3 Question Categories 1.Definition of sustainable scientific software 2.Perspectives on sustainable scientific software 3.Recommendations for near-term activities for the ESIP community to improve practices for scientific software sustainability 4 Ibid.

Analysis of Results Responses received from 25 tables of attendees Initial content analysis conducted on responses for the third category of questions Analysis revealed actionable recommendations for the ESIP Community to improve the sustainability of scientific software 5 Ibid.