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Date created
2021-04-02
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Author: Niet, Taco
Author: Shivakumar, Abhishek
Author: Gardumi, Francesco
Author: Usher, Will
Author: Williams, Eric
Author: Howells, Mark
Abstract
Energy modelling is critical for addressing challenges such as integrating variable renewable energy and addressing climate impacts. This paper describes the updated code management structure and code updates, the revised community forum and the outreach activities that have built a vibrant community of practice around OSeMOSYS. The code management structure has allowed code improvements to be incorporated into the model, the community forum provides users with a place to ask and answer questions, and the outreach activities connect members of the community. Overall, these three pillars show how a community of practice can be built around an open source tool and provides an example for other developers and users of open source software wanting to build a community of practice.
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English
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