Map of Open-Source Science (MOSS)
summary
Map of Open‑Source Science (MOSS) claims an interactive graph of OSS research tools that already maps NumFOCUS projects, packages, people and papers, visualizes dependencies and alternatives (Matplotlib → affected projects, Bokeh as a possible replacement), and supports a security‑flaw workflow. The demo is a proof of concept built with Kumu rendering about ~10k nodes today with limits noted and plans to move to neo4j for scale; future features include citation and impact mapping and an exported interactive public app targeted for early next year.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00MOSS and OSI intro
- 2:34MOSS goals and interest groups
- 3:17MOSS proof of concept demo
- 5:23Open-source research software ecosystem
- 9:22Security flaws and dependencies
- 13:21Subfields and use cases
- 15:31Future capabilities and impact
- 18:46Expanding visualization with contributors
- 21:56Community involvement and next steps
- 23:26Q&A and licensing
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