POSE: Phase II: Growing GRASS OSE for Worldwide Access to Multidisciplinary Geospatial Analytics
POSE:第二阶段:不断发展 GRASS OSE,以便在全球范围内获得多学科地理空间分析
基本信息
- 批准号:2303651
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- 金额:$ 150万
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- 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:2023-09-01 至 2025-08-31
- 项目状态:未结题
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项目摘要
Software that helps create insights from location-based information (geospatial data) is essential for addressing problems in many fields of national and societal importance, including public health, natural resources, urban planning, and disaster recovery. This project aims to expand and support the community of people developing and using a freely available geospatial software platform called GRASS GIS. For decades, GRASS GIS has allowed researchers around the world to find new solutions to pressing problems, and build on each other's work, by creating and modifying geospatial workflows for a wide range of analyses. The demand for GRASS GIS is increasing and therefore a coordinated effort is needed to grow the number of researchers and other software users at universities, government agencies, and businesses who can help maintain, and improve access to, GRASS GIS. This coordinated effort will make GRASS GIS more sustainable for supporting research with open-source software-by modernizing and expanding software distribution, simplifying how GRASS GIS can be used with other open-source software, improving quality assurance and software security, and accelerating the pace of important updates.The goal of this project is to modernize software infrastructure and strategically grow the GRASS community to achieve a technologically and socially sustainable open-source ecosystem that provides scientists a foundation for novel, interdisciplinary research that will be accessible, reproducible, and ready for further innovations. The project aims to facilitate the adoption of GRASS GIS as a key geoprocessing engine by a growing number of researchers and geospatial practitioners in academia, governments, and industry. To achieve a technologically sustainable ecosystem with broader access to GRASS algorithms and models, the project will modernize and expand software distribution, increase security and quality assurance, and simplify maintenance of GRASS integrations with other software (such as R and QGIS). Streamlined contributor onboarding procedures and both remote and in-person training, mentoring, and promotion activities will encourage researchers to contribute new geospatial algorithms and models. Onboarding and teaching materials that are integrated in automated testing will significantly lower the costs to the developer community for maintaining this sophisticated software environment. The project aims to grow the community of GRASS users, contributors, and developers worldwide through engagement activities such as cross-project meetups, developer summits, community sprints, online and in-person training and one-on-one contributor mentoring. International involvement and diversity in project governance will be addressed by working with the GRASS Project Steering Committee to establish focused work groups that will implement policies ensuring an inclusive environment and high-quality contributions. Expanding the number and diversity of contributors from academia and research, non-profits, and industry will facilitate development of new geoprocessing engine features and ensure long-term maintenance of contributed research models. It will also enable faster development of geoprocessing tools to address major societal challenges linked to a location and place.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.
有助于从基于位置的信息(地理空间数据)中获得见解的软件对于解决许多具有国家和社会重要性的领域的问题至关重要,包括公共卫生、自然资源、城市规划和灾难恢复。该项目旨在扩大和支持开发和使用名为 GRASS GIS 的免费地理空间软件平台的人们社区。几十年来,GRASS GIS 帮助世界各地的研究人员找到解决紧迫问题的新解决方案,并通过创建和修改地理空间工作流程进行广泛的分析,并以彼此的工作成果为基础。对 GRASS GIS 的需求不断增加,因此需要协调努力来增加大学、政府机构和企业的研究人员和其他软件用户的数量,他们可以帮助维护和改善对 GRASS GIS 的访问。这种协调一致的努力将使 GRASS GIS 更加可持续地支持开源软件的研究 - 通过现代化和扩展软件分发,简化 GRASS GIS 与其他开源软件的使用方式,提高质量保证和软件安全性,并加快步伐该项目的目标是实现软件基础设施现代化,并战略性地发展 GRASS 社区,以实现技术和社会可持续的开源生态系统,为科学家提供新颖的跨学科研究的基础,这些研究将是可访问的、可重复的和为进一步创新做好准备。该项目旨在促进学术界、政府和工业界越来越多的研究人员和地理空间从业者采用 GRASS GIS 作为关键的地理处理引擎。为了实现技术上可持续的生态系统,并更广泛地访问 GRASS 算法和模型,该项目将实现软件分发的现代化和扩展,提高安全性和质量保证,并简化 GRASS 与其他软件(例如 R 和 QGIS)集成的维护。简化的贡献者入职程序以及远程和现场培训、指导和推广活动将鼓励研究人员贡献新的地理空间算法和模型。集成在自动化测试中的入门和教学材料将显着降低开发人员社区维护这种复杂软件环境的成本。该项目旨在通过跨项目聚会、开发者峰会、社区冲刺、在线和面对面培训以及一对一贡献者指导等参与活动来发展全球 GRASS 用户、贡献者和开发者社区。将通过与 GRASS 项目指导委员会合作建立重点工作组来解决项目治理的国际参与和多样性问题,这些工作组将实施确保包容性环境和高质量贡献的政策。扩大来自学术界和研究机构、非营利组织和工业界的贡献者的数量和多样性,将促进新的地理处理引擎功能的开发,并确保贡献的研究模型的长期维护。它还将促进地理处理工具的更快开发,以解决与位置和场所相关的主要社会挑战。该奖项反映了 NSF 的法定使命,并通过使用基金会的智力优点和更广泛的影响审查标准进行评估,被认为值得支持。
项目成果
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Helena Mitasova其他文献
Using detrending to assess SARS-CoV-2 wastewater loads as a leading indicator of fluctuations in COVID-19 cases at fine temporal scales: Correlations across twenty sewersheds in North Carolina
使用趋势分析来评估 SARS-CoV-2 废水负荷,作为精细时间尺度上 COVID-19 病例波动的主要指标:北卡罗来纳州 20 个下水道的相关性
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Kelly Hoffman;D. Holcomb;Stacie Reckling;Thomas Clerkin;Denene Blackwood;Rachelle Beattie;F. L. de los Reyes;Angela R. Harris;Helena Mitasova;N. Kotlarz;Jill R. Stewart;Jacob Kazenelson;Lawrence Cahoon;Arthur Frampton;Mariya Munir;Allison Lee;Steven Berkowitz;Rachel T. Noble;V. Guidry;Lawrence S. Engel;Marc Serre;Ariel Christensen - 通讯作者:
Ariel Christensen
Spatial Interpolation
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