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Wednesday, August 29 • 3:00pm - 3:40pm
CHAOSS: Exploring Open Source Project Growth, Maturity, and Decline - Matt Germonprez, University of Nebraska at Omaha & Sean Goggins, University of Missouri

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The Linux Foundation's CHAOSS project is focused on the advancement of open community health metrics and supporting open source software. Within the CHAOSS project, work groups have formed to advance particular categories of community health -- Growth/Maturity/Decline, Diversity & Inclusion, Project Risk, and Project Value. This presentation will hone in on advancements made within the Growth/Maturity/Decline work group, with a particular focus on supporting CHAOSS software -- GrimoireLab and Augur. This focused software discussion will highlight deployed metrics, data sources, visualizations, and reporting. The presentation will conclude with a brief discussion of future work in the CHAOSS project, as well as ways to become involved.
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Matt Germonprez

Professor, University of Nebraska - Omaha
Matt Germonprez received his Ph.D. from the University of Colorado at Boulder in 2002. He started at UNO in 2011 after professing 10 years at Case Western Reserve University and the University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire. His teaching and research interests revolve around open source... Read More →
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Sean Goggins

Full Professor, University of Missouri / CHAOSS
Sean is an open source software researcher and a founding member of the Linux Foundation’s working group on community health analytics for open source software CHAOSS, co-lead of the CHAOSS metrics software working group and leader of the open source metrics tool AUGUR which can... Read More →

Wednesday August 29, 2018 3:00pm - 3:40pm
Room 213
  Open Collaboration Conference