NCSA Software Wiki (pre-2019)

There is a monthly software seminar that is hosted here at NCSA. For a list of past, present and future presentation see Software Seminars

To be added to the software mailing list visit https://lists.ncsa.illinois.edu/lists/info/software and login with your Illinois username/password

NCSA is using slack and there is a channel (#software) dedicated to software discussions.

BrownDog - NSF DIBBs: Brown Dog
Daffodil - Open source implementation of the DFDL specification.
Ergo - A platform to perform risk assessment in the Consequence-based Risk Management framework.
SEAD - NSF DataNet: SEAD, Sustainable Environment - Actionable Data
3D Utilities - A Java library and set of tools built on top of OpenGL to load, save, view, manipulate, and compare 3D file content from a variety of formats.
Census - Code to index the handwritten contents of the digitized 1930s and 1940s census data.
Cyberintegrator - The Cyberintegrator scientific workflow system.
DataWolf - DataWolf Workflow System
GeoDashboard - GeoDashboard client code; includes Sea Grant customizations
Great Lakes to Gulf Virtual Observatory
KISTI NCSA
Clowder - An opensource web based content management system supporting metadata creation, metadata extraction, and provenance.
Polyglot - A distributed and highly extensible file format conversion service.
Tupelo - The Tupelo RDF store.
Versus - Distributed framework for storing and serving up components for content based comparisons.
MyProxy - security credential management service
CILogon - federated identity management
Bro - network security monitor

(please edit or add to this list)

version/revision control systems (code management), expert name(s)
licensing, expert name(s)
continuous build & integrated testing, expert name(s)
documentation, expert name(s)
user feedback – e.g. bug tracking, feature requests, etc., expert name(s)
workflow systems, expert name(s)
coding style?, expert name(s)
testing, expert name(s)
software carpentry, expert name(s) – this role may be filled by the NCSA/CSE training coordinator
appropriate software engineering practices – e.g. requirement analysis, agile or other methodologies, etc., expert name(s)