#DSCBOSTON2016
Participating Projects
Assessing established and alternative citation, attribution and impact metrics for scientific software through data mining and direct tracking methods.
NSF 1448069
PI: Piotr Sliz
Policy Fellow: Andrew Morin
Institution: SBGrid Consortium, Harvard Medical School
Citation++: Data citation, provenance, and documentation
NSF 1448123
PIs: Margo Seltzer, Mercé Crosas, Gary King
Institutions: Dataverse, Harvard University
Collaborative Research: Comprehensive Citation Across the Data Life Cycle Using DDI.
NSF 1448127, NSF 1448107
PIs: Larry Hoyle, Mary Vardigan
Institutions: IPSR, University of Kansas; Data Documentation Initiative, University of Michigan
Developing Standards for Data Citation and Attribution for Reproducible Research in Linguistics.
NSF 1447886 - workshop
PIs: Andrea Berez-Kroeker, Gary Holton, Peter Pulsifer, Susan Kung.
Institutions: Universites of Hawaii, Alaska, Colorado, and Texas
Development of software citation methodology for open source computational science.
NSF 1448633
PIs: Louise Kellogg, Joseph Dumit, MacKenzie Smith, Lorraine Hwang
Institutions: University of California, Davis
Making Data Count: Developing a Data Metrics Pilot.
NSF 14488221
PI: Stephen Abrams (formerly Patricia Cruse)
Institutions: California Digital Library, UC Curation Center, University of California
Tracing the Use of Research Resources using Persistent Citable Identifiers
NSF 1448480
PIs: Matthew Mayernik, Keith Maull
Institutions: University Corporation for Atmospheric Research
Workshop on Supporting Scientific Discovery through Norms and Practices for Software and Data Citation and Attribution.
NSF 1448360
PIs: Stanley Ahalt, Thomas Carsey.
Instiutions: Renaissance Computing Institute, University of North Carolina