1. Using & Contributing Tools Michael McLennan Director, HUBzero Platform for Scientific Collaboration Purdue University Quake Summit 2010, San Francisco, October 8-9, 2010

2. 2 Lots of Different Tools

3. 3 Accessing Tools on NEEShub Demo >>

4. 4 A New Way of Publishing

5. 5 Why Bother? Magnetic Tape:Live Tool:Priceless$10

6. 6 Your Own Impact Story

7. 7 Why Not Just Downloads? 1 Source code bundles Hello, I am grad student from Kazakhstan. Your tool not compile for me. I get errors. That’s a not very nice. Hello, I am grad student from Kazakhstan. Your tool not compile for me. I get errors. That’s a not very nice. Hey, can you help me? 2 Pre-compiled binaries It doesn’t work on my machine! 32-bit 64-bit New version… Reinstall

8. 8 Deploy It on the Hub! Always up-to-date Uniform environment for training/workshops Need to reproduce a problem? Share a session

9. 9 Rappture: Rapid Application Infrastructure Scientist Works with your favorite programming language Open Source Online at http://rappture.org Used by 200 projects and 300 developers Rappture = Simulation Code

10. 10 Demo: Building a Tool Demo >>

11. 11 Don’t take my word for it Albert Kottke University of Texas at Austin

12. 12 Cyberinfrastructure for Developing Tools Tool Developer End User Registered Created Uploaded Installed Approved Published Web-based Publishing System Demo >>

13. 13 Become a Contributor Promote your work by uploading/sharing Don’t let your code gather dust on the shelf. Get it out there! Upload your own: Tools Tutorials