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SUMMARY:MS3G - Open(ing) Development
DESCRIPTION:Organizer(s): Jan Frederik Engels (German Climate Computing Ce
 ntre)\n\nIn recent years, openness through the availability of source code
  has increased substantially. This trend has been driven by strong initiat
 ives from funding agencies and scientific journals seeking to enhance repr
 oducibility and transparency. In this minisymposium, we aim to discuss bot
 h the benefits and challenges of approaches that go beyond mere code acces
 sibility to enable genuine community participation in model development. C
 ommunities engaged in Open Development must take into account several key 
 aspects, including governance, communication, and the cultivation of a wel
 coming and inclusive culture. Equally important are the practical consider
 ations—such as building and maintaining the community, developing comprehe
 nsive documentation, and establishing processes that ensure confidence in 
 the quality of contributions, for example through review and testing pract
 ices.\n\nAnemoi: A New Collaborative Framework for Data-Driven Weather For
 ecasting\n\nAnemoi is an open source python-based framework for building d
 ata-driven weather forecasting models. It is developed in collaboration by
  many weather forecasting centres across Europe. The goal of Anemoi is to 
 provide the key building blocks to train state‑of-the‑art data-driven mode
 ls a...\n\n\nCathal O Brien (ECMWF)\n---------------------\nStarting Open 
 Development with the ICON Model: Conditions, Conflicts and Challenges\n\nI
 CON, a weather and climate model originally developed by the German Weathe
 r Service and the Max Planck Institute for Meteorology in 2004, has since 
 expanded with additional institutional partners. Since 2024, ICON is distr
 ibuted under an open-source license, yet it lacks a fully open development
  wo...\n\n\nRalf Müller (German Climate Computing Centre)\n---------------
 ------\nFrom Access to Participation: Using Learning Analytics to Support 
 Onboarding in Open HPC Projects\n\nOpen development has become increasingl
 y important for large-scale scientific software projects, particularly in 
 the high-performance computing domain. While the availability of source co
 de improves transparency and reproducibility, community participation requ
 ires more than open repositories. New c...\n\n\nBirte Heinemann (RWTH Aach
 en University)\n---------------------\nOpen Discussion: What does Open Dev
 elopment Need and How can we Achieve this?\n\nThis session will be an open
  discussion on the topic "What does Open Development need and how can we a
 chieve this?" where we also invite the audience to participate and contrib
 ute their experiences and ambitions with Open Development.\n\n\nJan Freder
 ik Engels (German Climate Computing Centre (DKRZ))\n\nDomain: Climate, Wea
 ther, and Earth Sciences, Applied Social Sciences and Humanities\n\nSessio
 n Chair: Jan Frederik Engels (German Climate Computing Centre)
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