Open working statement#

This project has taken the following steps to ensure the work is discoverable, usable and understandable by others

Level

Achieved via

1

Open Access

A preprint to accompany and document this pilot work is available via the Open Science Framework https://doi.org/10.31219/osf.io/zpxtm

2

Open Artefacts

  • All research artefacts including this website are archived permanently at Zenodo
  • Production code is available from GitHub

3

Open Model

  • The model has been developed using Free and open simulation software;
  • All mode code is reusable and adaptable under the permissive MIT license model;
  • The model is documented in detail within a online Jupyter Book;
  • Additional documentation organised by the STRESS-DES checklist within the Jupyter Book.

4

Open Environment

A docker image is available via dockerhub to enable replication of the OS and software environment and model execution on a local machine.

5

Open Infrastucture

The model can be run online using Google Colab, BinderHub or Thebe. Google Colab is currently recommended.