A case study: Agile development in the community laser-induced incandescence modeling environment (CLiiME)

2013 5th International Workshop on Software Engineering for Computational Science and Engineering (SE-CSE) Pub Date : 2013-05-18 DOI:10.1109/SECSE.2013.6615094

Aziz Nanthaamornphong, Karla Morris, D. Rouson, H. Michelsen

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The multidisciplinary requirements of current computational modeling problems preclude the development of scientific software that is maintained and used by selected scientists. The multidisciplinary nature of these efforts requires the development of large scale software projects established with a wide developer and user base in mind. This article describes some of the software-engineering practices adopted in a scientific-software application for a laser-induced incandescence community model. The project uses an Agile and Test-Driven Development approach to implement the infrastructure for the development of a collaborative model that is to be extended, modified, and used by different researchers. We discuss some of the software-engineering practices that can be exploited through the life of a project, starting with its inception when only a hand full of developers are contributing to the project and the mechanism we have put in place in order to allow the natural expansion of the model.

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案例研究:社区激光诱导白炽建模环境(clime)中的敏捷开发

当前计算建模问题的多学科要求阻碍了由选定的科学家维护和使用的科学软件的开发。这些工作的多学科性质要求开发具有广泛开发人员和用户基础的大型软件项目。本文描述了在激光诱导白炽社区模型的科学软件应用中采用的一些软件工程实践。该项目使用敏捷和测试驱动开发方法来实现协作模型开发的基础设施，该模型将被不同的研究人员扩展、修改和使用。我们讨论了在项目的整个生命周期中可以利用的一些软件工程实践，从它的初始阶段开始，当只有一堆开发人员为项目做出贡献时，以及我们为了允许模型的自然扩展而放置的机制。

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