Free/Open source Research Software production at the Gaspard-Monge Computer Science laboratory

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Describes LIGM’s decade-long effort (since 2006) to identify, catalog and disseminate research software—66 items (2013–18), 50 released as FOSS—and the policies, catalog infrastructure and citation/identity concepts developed to improve visibility, accessibility and reusability. Covers the evolution from the lab-centric “Logiciel d'un laboratoire” idea to the broader “research software” notion and how those concepts support services, legal/policy frameworks and research-evaluation procedures (e.g., the CDUR method).

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