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Measuring impact by extracting knowledge of software assets

How to enhance transparency, improve accessibility, and measure the impact of software projects?
descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Conference object , Other literature type 16 Apr 2025Embargo end date: 30 Jan 2025 English Publisher:Zenodo
Authors: Coughlan, Shane; Dumont, Antoine; Gruenpeter, Morane; Hinge, Julie; Kirchgessner, Martin; Lambert, Antoine; Scalbert, Samuel; +7 Authors

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.15230207

Measuring impact by extracting knowledge of software assets

Abstract

What happens when software developers, archivists, librarians, metadata specialists, project managers, and persistent identifier experts from around the world meet? They collaborate to tell the story of software preservation. This poster highlights the work from the fourth Software Heritage Community Workshop, held in Paris on January 30, 2025. Software Heritage, an international non-profit infrastructure supported by UNESCO and Inria, collects, preserves, and shares all software source code for industry, research, culture, and society.

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Source Code Archiving, advocacy, open science, software preservation, Software Preservation

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