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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Scientific software development"”.

  1. Production and use of documentation in scientific software development

    Software is becoming ubiquitous in science. The success of the application of scientific software depends on effective communication about what the software does and how it operates. Documentation captures the communication about the software. For that reason, practices around scientific software …

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  2. The Project Community Framework: Towards Bridging the Gap between User Centred Design and Academic Scientific Software Development

    … the opportunity new technologies afford for the development of new scientific techniques. This has brought major public investment in academic SSD projects, with £250 million invested in the UK e-science program between 2001 and 2006 alone. However, there is major underlying problem: scientific …

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  3. Creating Scientific Software, with Application to Phylogenetics and Oligonucleotide Probe Design

    The demands placed on scientific software are different from those placed on general purpose software, and as a result, creating software for science and for scientists requires a specialized approach. Much of software engineering practices have developed in situations in which a tool is desired to …

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  4. A formative assessment of nurses' lifestyle behaviours and health status

    … of these studies may be used to inform the development of worksite-related interventions for South African nurses. Methods: Participants for the first study were purposively sampled from public hospitals based in Cape Town, South Africa. The participants included 103 nurses, of whom 57 …

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