Sustaining Community-Driven Software for Astronomy in the 2020s

TOLLERUD, ERIK; SMITH, ARFON; PRICE-WHELAN, ADRIAN; CRUZ, KELLE; NORMAN, DARA; NARAYAN, GAUTHAM; MUMFORD, STUART; ALLEN, ALICE; CHAN, CHI-KWAN; CHERINKA, BRIAN; DRLICA-WAGNER, ALEX ; FOREMAN-MACKEY, DAN; GINSBURG, ADAM; GRADVHOL, ANDRE; HARRINGTON, JOSEPH; HOGG, DAVID; JARTALTEPE, JEYHAN; KINNEY, JAMIE; MERCHANT, NIRAV; MOMCHEVA, IVELINA ; MURPHY, NICHOLAS; PEEK, JOSHUA ; PEEPLES, MOLLY S.; PICKERING, TIMOTHY; RODRIGUEZ, DAVID; SHAMIR, LIOR ; SINHA, MANODEEP; SIPOCZ, BRIGITTA; SOBECK, JENNIFER; SOSEY, MEGAN; STEVANCE, HELOISE; TEUBEN, PETER; VOHL, DANY; WEINER, BENJAMIN; CABRAL, JUAN B

Congreso; Decadal Survey on Astronomy and Astrophysics 2020; 2020

Software is critical to astronomical research. Sharing and sustaining astronomicalsoftware has long-term impacts on scientific outcomes. However, support for this hasbeen uneven, creating significant risks. Thus, we highlight changes that will enable asustainable software sharing system for astronomy and astrophysics in the nextdecade.