ASCL: Supporting software Publication and Citation
ASCL serves as a citable online registry for research source codes, indexed by ADS and Web of Science. It promotes transparency, communication, and utility by encouraging software release and providing reliable citation avenues. Explore the unique aspects of using codes in refereed research and why ASCL exists. Learn about Force11 Software Citation Principles and the Dagstuhl Manifesto on Citation."
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ASCL: Supporting software publication and citation Alice Allen Astrophysics Source Code Library/UMD ascl.net
About the ASCL Citable online registry of research source codes Indexed by ADS and Web of Science (Still) serves as a repository
Why the ASCL exists Transparency
Why the ASCL exists Communication
Why the ASCL exists Utility
Why the ASCL exists Transparency
Unique aspects Codes used in refereed research or research submitted for refereeing Source code only Active approach
Supporting software publication and citation Provides citation avenue Lists preferred citation information Encourages software release Reliability
Force11 Software Citation Principles Importance Credit and attribution Unique identification Persistence Accessibility https://peerj.com/articles/cs-86/
Dagstuhl Manifesto on Citation I will make explicit how to cite my software. I will cite the software I used to produce my research results. When reviewing, I will encourage others to cite the software they have used. https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/11565521/dagstuhl-eas- manifesto-2016-12-02.pdf
