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This article is cross-posted in German on the senseBox blog.
It’s the time of the year to make resolutions and to see beyond one’s own nose. For o2r team member Daniel, this meant to explore what he could do with his brand new senseBox:home and the awesome BinderHub instead of putting it on the back burner.
Building on a deep stack of Open Hardware, Free and Open Source Software, and Open Data, he created…
As everyone is slowly coming back to work, the o2r team wishes Happy New Year. What better way to start the year with planning some fun trips? Here are our recommendations for upcoming events:
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Post updated on March 15 2018 to reflect simplified run commands.
Our project is going into its final phase. We are working on integrating our latest experiences and discussions into the ERC specification and constantly add new features to the implementation of the reproducibility service.
We also try to keep our demo server up to date. But what good is a reproducibility platform, when you can only try it online?
Inspired by the just passed Open Access Week (#oaweek), we’ve started a new repository reference-implementation to expose our developments, which have been open source from the start, to the interested public.
Screenshot: o2r reference implementation on Ubuntu.
It comprises documentation for…
This blog post presents work based on the study project Badges for computational geoscience containers at ifgi. We thank the project team for their valuable contributions!
Nüst, Daniel, Lukas Lohoff, Lasse Einfeldt, Nimrod Gavish, Marlena Götza, Shahzeib T. Jaswal, Salman Khalid, et al. 2019. “Guerrilla Badges for Reproducible Geospatial Data Science (AGILE 2019 Short Paper).” EarthArXiv. June 19. doi:10.31223/osf.io/xtsqh.
Today badges are widely used in open source software repositories. They have a high recognition value and consequently provide an easy and efficient way to convey up-to-date metadata. Version numbers, download counts, test coverage or container image size are just a few examples. The website Shields.io provides many types of such badges. It also has an API to generate custom ones.
Now imagine similar badges, i.e. succinct, up-to-date information, not for software projects…
This o2r team members Daniel and Edzer had the pleasure to participate in the largest conference of R developers and users, useR!2017 in Brüssels, Belgium.
Daniel Nüst @nordholmen presenting containerit, creates a docker img from an R session to archive reproducibly @o2r_project @cboettig pic.twitter.com/o65O8s8jXY
— Edzer Pebesma (@edzerpebesma) 6. Juli 2017
Daniel presented a new R extension package, containerit, in the Data reproducibility session.
It can…
