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DataLad

DataLad is a tool for the joint management of code, data, and their relationship, built on top of the version control systems Git & git-annex. It adapts principles of open-source software development & distribution to address challenges of data management, data sharing, & digital provenance capture.

Earth System Model Evaluation Tool (ESMValTool)

ESMValCore

Data Analytics Software Project - Python bindings

Python RPC wrapper for the data analytics software framework DASF

Ansible Collection - hifis.toolkit

This collection provides production-ready Ansible roles used for providing services used in research and by research software engineers, but not exclusively. The collection is used to deploy popular Helmholtz Cloud services like the Helmholtz Codebase and its CI infrastructure.

DataLad Container extension

This DataLad extension package equips DataLad's run/rerun functionality with the ability to transparently execute commands in containerized computational environments. On re-run, DataLad will automatically obtain any required container at the correct version prior execution.

DataLad NEXT extension

This DataLad extension is a staging area for add-ons, for performance upgrades, and user experience improvements. Unlike other topical extensions, the focus is on functionality with broad applicability.

NESTML

NESTML is a domain-specific language for neuron and synapse models. It combines an easy to understand, yet powerful syntax with good simulation performance by means of code generation.

SampleDB

SampleDB is a web-based electronic lab notebook with a focus on sample and measurement metadata. With SampleDB, you can track each step in the sample lifecycle and its schema system allows you to define exactly what metadata should be stored for each process, from a simple check box to time series.

TRIDEC Cloud

TRIDEC Cloud serves functionality to handle and share threat specific information. It integrates services for obtaining event related geo-data, e.g. of earthquakes, for automated computations, e.g. of tsunami propagations, for mapping, summarizing, and communicating hazard specific data.