The Potential of Cited Executable State for Software Object Access, Validation, and Research
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A Preview of the GISST System
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iPRES Best Paper 2024
Eric Kaltman (University of Alberta) & Joseph C. Osborn (Pomona College) for #81 GISST
Published onSep 26, 2024
iPRES Best Paper 2024
Based on a shortlist of papers that had received at least one 3.0 spotless review and no reviews below 2.0, the Papers co-chairs Jean-Yves Le Meur and Heather Moulaison-Sandy commended three candidates to the prize jury:
The Flux and Rhythm of Community: A Case Study on Building and Sustaining a Community of Practice by Jaye Weatherburn
A Condition Assessment and Documentation Framework for Multi-variant Works of Net Art by Nicole C. Savoy, Dragan Espenshied, and Martina Haidvogl
The Potential of Cited Executable State for Software Object Access, Validation, and Research A Preview of the GISST System by Eric Kaltman and Joseph C. Osborn
NESTOR graciously sponsors the iPRES2024 Best Paper Prize and therefore, Marco Klindt (ZIB) handed over the prize.
Congratulations to:
Eric Kaltman (University of Alberta) & Joseph C. Osborn (Pomona College) for #81 The Potential of Cited Executable State for Software Object Access, Validation, and Research. A Preview of the GISST System
Eric Kaltman presenting the winning paper online in the Remote Presenter Track, as experienced through the FLOQ conference app, with Q&A questions appearing.
