Review other Mozsprint submissions for potential systemic effects on the open science landscape, and engage

[Daniel-Mietchen]

Since we aim at systemic improvements to the open science landscape, a good starting point for our Mozsprint activities would be to

• review other Mozsprint submissions in terms of how they might affect this landscape, and engage with them as appropriate, ideally in a way that would bring about synergies during and after the sprint
• review past Mozsprint projects in a similar fashion and try to follow up with them

[Daniel-Mietchen]

There are several community calls taking place in preparation for the sprint, and I just joined one of them, for which the notes sit in https://public.etherpad-mozilla.org/p/ol5-demos-c . Lots of good stuff in there, so engaging with these projects might be a good starting point.

[Daniel-Mietchen]

Another project worth a closer look here is Wikipathways, as per mozilla/global-sprint#155 .

[Daniel-Mietchen]

Some more projects relevant to the open science ecosystem:

• ¡Vuela! - open science with drones - ciencia abierta con drones ¡Vuela! - open science with drones - ciencia abierta con drones mozilla/global-sprint#296
• Open Humans Open Humans mozilla/global-sprint#143
• openSNP openSNP mozilla/global-sprint#142
• Endangered Data Week Endangered Data Week mozilla/global-sprint#153
  • triggered ticket Things we learned through the 2018 Mozsprint #15
• Library Carpentry Library Carpentry mozilla/global-sprint#173
  • saw that via https://twitter.com/jayechats/status/994386306175193088 and added a note to their etherpad about how digital preservation workflows could be made more collaborative
• Syntax Highlighting for Computational Biology bioSyntax mozilla/global-sprint#154

[Daniel-Mietchen]

This project tries to map the citations from Wikipedia to the scholarly literature: mozilla/global-sprint#322 .

[Daniel-Mietchen]

Here is a project for annotating the horse genome: mozilla/global-sprint#218 .
I left a note there pointing at Wikigenomes as a related project: UMN-EGGL/HorseGeneAnnotation#18 .

[Daniel-Mietchen]

Some other interesting projects relevant to us:

• Open African Repository Open African Repository mozilla/global-sprint#229
• OpenReflectometry project OpenReflectometry project mozilla/global-sprint#273
• Reading for Gender Bias Reading for Gender Bias mozilla/global-sprint#216
• OpenHeart Project OpenHeart Project mozilla/global-sprint#168
• Compatibility between Jupyter Notebooks / Binder and DAR / Texture / Stencila Compatibility between Jupyter Notebooks / Binder and DAR / Texture / Stencila mozilla/global-sprint#317
• floWeaver (for visualizing data flows) floWeaver mozilla/global-sprint#171
• MBac - Taking a closer look on how bacteria move! MBac - Taking a closer look on how bacteria move! mozilla/global-sprint#181
• Translating open agricultural research to local language Translating open agricultural research to local language  mozilla/global-sprint#197
• phageParser ("A project to extract CRISPR information from open genetic data")
  phageParser mozilla/global-sprint#165
• Aletheia ("A Decentralised, Open Access, Publishing Platform for Scientific Research") Aletheia mozilla/global-sprint#159
• An R software toolkit to simplify an open, collaborative scientific workflow An R software toolkit to simplify an open, collaborative scientific workflow mozilla/global-sprint#152
• Open Science MOOC Open Science MOOC mozilla/global-sprint#253

[xolotl]

This issue was moved to OpenScienceRoadmap/jrost#34