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Digital Software and Data Repositories for Support
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Ronald Boisvert
National Institute of Standards and Technology
Shirley Browne![gif](http://www.netlib.org/utk/icons/foot_motif.gif)
University of Tennessee
Jack Dongarra
University of Tennessee and Oak Ridge National Lab
Eric Grosse
AT& Bell Laboratories
Abstract:
This paper discusses the special characteristics and needs of
software repositories and describes how these needs have been
met by some existing repositories. These repositories include
Netlib, the National HPCC Software Exchange,
and the GAMS Virtual Repository.
We also describe some systems that provide on-line access
to various types of scientific data.
Finally, we outline a proposal for integrating software and data repositories
into the world of digital document libraries, in particular
CNRI's ARPA-sponsored Digital Library project.
Jack Dongarra
Thu Feb 23 09:42:15 EST 1995