This workshop is co-located with a major Computer Science conference taking place in Atlanta, GA on November 18, 2024.
-There is broad agreement that in the digital age, science should be shared digitally through artifacts such as code and data. Adopting practices that enable or facilitate reproducibility of computational results can lead to more robust science and increased scientific productivity. Many conferences encourage this practice through artifact evaluation initiatives, yet the tools, services, and practices that support both authors and reviewers in sharing research are often insufficient, especially in high performance computing (HPC).
-The objective of this workshop is to bring together experiment authors and reviewers with experience or insight into packaging and reviewing computer science experiments on open platforms. Participants will discuss challenges, share ideas and tips, and formulate a path forward on how to best support reproducibility for computer science research. Since many such initiatives are supported by the Chameleon platform (www.chameleoncloud.org), this workshop will also double as a Chameleon User Meeting to bring together current and potential users.
As in previous Chameleon User Meetings, the organizers will reimburse travel expenses of up to $1,500 for the presenting authors of the top 10 selected presentation abstracts (one author per abstract). Please, take a look at the Call For Presentations below for details.