IM Code Registry

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We strive for a comprehensive registry of IM software for environmental scientists that is searchable by task (e.g. quality control) and software attribute (e.g. language), as well as provide a community forum to explore the development of new software ideas. We emphasize free and open source software of all maturity levels, but do not exclude proprietary sources. Join our community discussions! We meet regularly (first Wednesday of the month, 2 pm EDT) to explore new ideas, trends, challenges, and opportunities, and have an email list for out of band communications. Everyone ("developers" and "non-developers") is welcome!

Resources

Get Involved

E-mail List: esip-imcoderegistry
Telecons: Monthly on the first Wednesday at 2:00 pm EDT
- Next meeting: September 4th (Meeting Agenda)
Slack: Chat on Slack
Twitter: #IMcodeRegistry
E-mail Archives: Email archive
Co-chairs: Kristin Vanderbilt, Colin Smith

Activities

IMCR Controlled vocabulary - Refining the IMCR CV and identifying a Science Domain CV to enhance searching.
Software registration - The ongoing process of identifying and registering software packages.

News

Telecon (2019-08-07) - Reviewing ESIP session comments and prioritizing action items.
ESIP Session (2019-07-17) - Join us in person or remotely (more info).
Telecon (2019-07-03) - Analyzing keyword usage, revisiting controlled vocabularies, summer meeting plans.
Telecon (2019-06-05) - Spring hackathon planning, software registration update, controlled vocabulary notes.
Telecon (2019-05-01) - Spring hackathon planning, software registration update, controlled vocabulary notes.
Telecon (2019-02-06) - Identifying themes for a spring hackathon
Telecon (2018-12-05) - Populating IMCR with software
The November 7th meeting was canceled.
Telecon (2018-10-10) - Controlled vocabulary testing

Archive

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-The Information Management Code Registry (IMCR) contains software useful for information management tasks commonly encountered in the earth and environmental sciences (e.g. data ingestion, formatting, QA/QC, visualization, metadata generation, archive, etc.), and is a hub for code sharing, collaboration, and development. All levels of software maturity are welcome, from single functions to multi-functional software packages, and everyone is welcome to participate, from novice to expert. The code registry is implemented in OntoSoft and regular community discussions and resources are listed in this wiki. Get involved by subscribing to the IMCR mailing list, joining the IMCR Slack, and engaging with monthly telecons. Register your code by creating an account in the IMCR Portal. Contact the co-chairs if you have any questions.
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News