The Network for Computational Modeling for the Social and Ecological Sciences (CoMSES) and the OpenABM.org team are proud to announce the official release of the NSF Model Library, replacing the original OpenABM Model Archive. The NSF Model Library is the result of over a year’s worth of programming and design work to replace the original model archive software with a more flexible and user-friendly framework for storing and sharing modeling code and documentation.
Features of the library include: - Improved browsing with sorting by title, author, and submission dates. - Screenshots and videos can be uploaded to a model. - Full keyword tag support allowing models to be searched and browsed by related keywords. The Model Library is actively being developed, and more features and improvements are on the way. Visit OpenABM today to check out the model library, and visit our forum thread to discuss the library: Forum Announcement <http://www.openabm.org/forum/2447>. If you have any models you would like to share with the community, please feel free to add them to our growing library. If you have previously submitted model(s) to the library, we would appreciate if you would take some time to verify that the migration properly preserved its data. Thank you, The OpenABM.og Development Team The NSF Model Library was developed in part with funds from an NSF grant to the CoMSES Network, in association with the Center for Institutional Diversity and Center for Social Dynamics and Complexity at Arizona State University. -- Nathan Rollins Graduate Student, Anthropology School of Human Evolution and Social Change Center for the Study of Institutional Diversity Arizona State University
