POSE: Phase II: Establishing an Open-Source Ecosystem for Tethys Platform
POSE:第二阶段:为Tethys平台建立开源生态系统
基本信息
- 批准号:2303756
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 143.6万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Standard Grant
- 财政年份:2023
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2023-09-15 至 2025-08-31
- 项目状态:未结题
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项目摘要
Tethys Platform is a web framework that facilitates the development, deployment, and hosting of communication tools that help scientists, engineers, decision makers, first responders, and the general public engage with scientific data in a meaningful way. The vision of a Tethys Platform OSE is to enable scientists to better communicate the latest science and thereby enable outcomes like more informed response in the face of a natural disaster, better policies for sustaining our environment, better management of Earth’s resources, and increased public literacy and understanding of the complex processes and interactions at play in the natural environment. Already, the seeds for a global OSE have been sown by various organizations around the world that rely on the use of Tethys Platform. Many of the tools developed by these organizations using Tethys Platform are acting as a global leveler, providing access to science and data from premier organizations to other organizations in countries where there is a dearth of such scientific research and data. The communication channel created by these tools often leads to subsequent collaborations between the participating organizations. An example of the impact of these collaborations is the resulting knowledge transfer between the Regional Centre for Mapping of Resources for Development (RCMRD) in Eastern Africa and The International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD) in Nepal, which led to the development of a flood early warning system in Malawi that was formed around tools developed with Tethys Platform and helped to minimize the impact of flooding that occurred due to Cyclone Ana in early 2022. This project seeks to maximize this type of results by cultivating and growing the Tethys Platform community, fostering an inclusive, diverse OSE community, and providing learning and growth opportunities in STEM.The work that will be carried out in this POSE project is organized into four high level activities: Form a Managing Organization, Build the User Community, Build the Contributor Base, and Improve the Tethys Platform Distribution. The first activity will involve establishing a non-profit managing organization for the Tethys Platform OSE, codenamed Tethys Software Foundation (TSF). The mission of the TSF will be to promote better communication of the geosciences through the use and advancement of Tethys Platform, facilitate contribution to the Tethys Platform codebase, maintain stewardship of the intellectual property and trademarks of Tethys Platform on behalf of the community, and grow the already diverse international community of Tethys app developers and celebrate their work. The second activity will be focused on growing the user community and expanding it to include scientists in more geoscience disciplines. This will be done through a number of discovery and promotion activities including establishing domain working groups to identify development and other needs specific to each discipline, promoting Tethys Platform at conferences, improving educational curriculum, and holding regular Tethys user conferences. The third activity will involve growing the contributor base. This activity will encourage more Tethys app developers to become contributors to the platform in a pay-it-forward fashion and develop contributor training resources with a formal onboarding process for would-be contributors. The fourth activity will focus on improving quality control, security, and privacy aspects of the Tethys Platform distribution. Examples of specific tasks that will be undertaken include expanding test code coverage and ensuring testing is performed on all major platforms; implementing security scanning of the repository, dependencies, and artifacts; addressing data privacy issues; and establishing formal mechanisms for giving credit to the external intellectual content and data contributors.Website: http://www.tethysplatform.org/Source Code: https://github.com/tethysplatform/tethysDocumentation: http://docs.tethysplatform.org/en/stable/This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.
Tethys平台是一个网络框架,可促进通信工具的开发、部署和托管,帮助科学家、工程师、决策者、第一响应者和公众以有意义的方式参与科学数据。特提斯平台OSE的愿景是使科学家能够更好地交流最新的科学,从而实现以下成果:面对自然灾害时做出更明智的反应,更好的政策来维持我们的环境,更好地管理地球资源,以及提高公众对自然环境中复杂过程和相互作用的认识和理解。全球OSE的种子已经被世界各地依赖Tethys平台的各种组织播下。这些组织使用Tethys平台开发的许多工具正在发挥全球平衡器的作用,为缺乏此类科学研究和数据的国家的其他组织提供从一流组织获取科学和数据的机会。这些工具建立的沟通渠道往往导致参与组织之间随后的合作。这些合作产生影响的一个例子是东非发展资源测绘区域中心与尼泊尔国际山区综合发展中心之间的知识转让,该项目促使马拉维开发了一个洪水预警系统,该系统是围绕特提斯平台开发的工具形成的,有助于最大限度地减少洪水的影响2022年初的飓风安娜。该项目旨在通过培养和发展Tethys平台社区,培养一个包容性的,多样化的OSE社区,并提供STEM学习和成长机会来最大限度地提高这类结果。将在该POSE项目中开展的工作分为四个高层次的活动:形成管理组织,建立用户社区,建立贡献者基础,并改善Tethys平台分布。第一项活动将涉及为Tethys平台OSE建立一个非营利管理组织,代号为Tethys软件基金会(TSF)。TSF的使命是通过使用和推进Tethys平台来促进地球科学的更好交流,促进对Tethys平台代码库的贡献,代表社区维护Tethys平台的知识产权和商标的管理,并发展已经多样化的Tethys应用程序开发人员国际社区并庆祝他们的工作。第二项活动将侧重于发展用户社区,并将其扩大到包括更多地球科学学科的科学家。这将通过一系列发现和推广活动来实现,包括建立领域工作组,以确定每个学科的发展和其他需求,在会议上推广Tethys平台,改进教育课程,并定期举行Tethys用户会议。第三项活动将涉及扩大贡献者基础。这项活动将鼓励更多的Tethys应用程序开发人员以付费的方式成为平台的贡献者,并为潜在的贡献者开发正式的入职流程的贡献者培训资源。第四项活动将侧重于改进Tethys平台分发的质量控制、安全性和隐私方面。具体任务包括:扩大测试代码覆盖范围,确保在所有主要平台上进行测试;对存储库、依赖项和工件进行安全扫描;解决数据隐私问题;建立正式机制,对外部知识内容和数据贡献者给予信任。网站:http://www.tethysplatform.org/Source代码:https://github.com/tethysplatform/tethysDocumentationhttp://docs.tethysplatform.org/en/stable/This奖项反映了NSF的法定使命,并被认为值得通过使用基金会的知识价值和更广泛的影响审查标准进行评估。
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