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import TextBlock from "../components/TextBlock.astro";
import Wrapper from "../components/Wrapper.astro";
import ossiPhasesImg from "../assets/images/ossi_phases-black.png";
import ossiPhasesImgWhite from "../assets/images/ossi_phases-white.png";
import ossiPhasesImgBlack from "../assets/images/ossi_phases-black.png";
const baseUrl = import.meta.env.BASE_URL;
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OSSI project proposals enter in a <b>Proposed</b> state and after being evaluated
are either moved to <b>Accepted</b> state or rejected (see diagram below).
Proposals for otherwise great projects may be rejected due of lack of funding,
or because they don't meet criteria for being considered ideal open science projects.
In such cases, Scientific Computing Software can still help develop the project
if alternative funding is identified.
After moving to the <b>Accepted</b> state, Scientific Computing Software will attempt to
find software developers to work on the project, either from within the department,
or by hiring contractors. Once developers are identified, the project will move to
<b>Active Development</b>. During this phase, the goals of the project proposal will be
iterated until completion. Once the proposal goals are achieved, the project will
move to <b>Maintenance</b> state, which provides minimal ongoing support for the project
such as critical bug fixes and dependency updates. A project may be moved back to
<b>Active Development</b> if additional features are needed and funding is available.
If a project's usefulness to the open science community declines, it may be moved to
a <b>Graceful End</b> state which signifies a closing of OSSI involvement with the project.
This may involve a hand-off or project archival. All of these lifecycle decisions are
made in close collaboration with the project owners.
or because they don't meet criteria for being considered ideal open science
projects. In such cases, Scientific Computing Software can still help develop
the project if alternative funding is identified. After moving to the <b
>Accepted</b
> state, Scientific Computing Software will attempt to find software developers
to work on the project, either from within the department, or by hiring contractors.
Once developers are identified, the project will move to
<b>Active Development</b>. During this phase, the goals of the project
proposal will be iterated until completion. Once the proposal goals are
achieved, the project will move to <b>Maintenance</b> state, which provides
minimal ongoing support for the project such as critical bug fixes and dependency
updates. A project may be moved back to
<b>Active Development</b> if additional features are needed and funding is
available. If a project's usefulness to the open science community declines,
it may be moved to a <b>Graceful End</b> state which signifies a closing
of OSSI involvement with the project. This may involve a hand-off or project
archival. All of these lifecycle decisions are made in close collaboration
with the project owners.
</Fragment>
</TextBlock>
<div class="max-w-fit">
<Image
src={ossiPhasesImg}
src={ossiPhasesImgWhite}
alt="Phase diagram of OSSI projects. Projects move linearly from 'proposed' to 'accepted' to 'active development.' From there, projects cycle between 'active development' and 'maintenance.' The final phase is 'graceful end.'"
class="hidden dark:block"
/>
<Image
src={ossiPhasesImgBlack}
alt="Phase diagram of OSSI projects. Projects move linearly from 'proposed' to 'accepted' to 'active development.' From there, projects cycle between 'active development' and 'maintenance.' The final phase is 'graceful end.'"
class="block dark:hidden"
/>
<p class="self-start italic pb-4">
The phases of an OSSI-funded project.
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<TextBlock>
<Fragment slot="subtitle">Details</Fragment>
<Fragment slot="content">
The creation of OSSI in 2022 was encouraged by the strong open science community at Janelia.
The specifics were finalized by
<a style={"color: var(--color-primary)"} href="https://www.janelia.org/people/kristin-branson">Kristin Branson</a>,
<a style={"color: var(--color-primary)"} href="https://www.janelia.org/people/reed-george">Reed George</a>,
<a style={"color: var(--color-primary)"} href="https://www.janelia.org/people/wyatt-korff">Wyatt Korff</a>,
<a style={"color: var(--color-primary)"} href="https://www.janelia.org/people/stephan-preibisch">Stephan Preibisch</a>,
<a style={"color: var(--color-primary)"} href="https://www.janelia.org/people/konrad-rokicki">Konrad Rokicki</a>,
<a style={"color: var(--color-primary)"} href="https://www.janelia.org/people/stephan-saalfeld">Stephan Saalfeld</a>, and
<a style={"color: var(--color-primary)"} href="https://www.janelia.org/people/ronald-vale">Ron Vale</a>.

OSSI is funded through the Technology and Open Science Center fund (SciCompSoft internal funding)
with strong support from Wyatt Korff (project teams), Reed George (Scientific Operations),
the Saalfeld lab, and the executive director of Janelia (Ron Vale).
The creation of OSSI in 2022 was encouraged by the strong open science
community at Janelia. The specifics were finalized by
<a
style={"color: var(--color-primary)"}
href="https://www.janelia.org/people/kristin-branson"
>Kristin Branson</a
>,
<a
style={"color: var(--color-primary)"}
href="https://www.janelia.org/people/reed-george">Reed George</a
>,
<a
style={"color: var(--color-primary)"}
href="https://www.janelia.org/people/wyatt-korff">Wyatt Korff</a
>,
<a
style={"color: var(--color-primary)"}
href="https://www.janelia.org/people/stephan-preibisch"
>Stephan Preibisch</a
>,
<a
style={"color: var(--color-primary)"}
href="https://www.janelia.org/people/konrad-rokicki">Konrad Rokicki</a
>,
<a
style={"color: var(--color-primary)"}
href="https://www.janelia.org/people/stephan-saalfeld"
>Stephan Saalfeld</a
>, and
<a
style={"color: var(--color-primary)"}
href="https://www.janelia.org/people/ronald-vale">Ron Vale</a
>. OSSI is funded through the Technology and Open Science Center fund
(SciCompSoft internal funding) with strong support from Wyatt Korff
(project teams), Reed George (Scientific Operations), the Saalfeld lab,
and the executive director of Janelia (Ron Vale).
</Fragment>
</TextBlock>
</Wrapper>
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