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- Current practices for developing Materials Data Analytics Toolsets are highly localized within a few individual groups resulting in major inefficiency (unnecessary duplication of codes, inadequate verification and validation of multiple instantiations of code, not engaging the right talent for the right task, etc.)   - Community development and sharing of code repositories has been successful in certain science communities. Advantages of this approach include increased e-teaming and e-collaborations, vastly improved code hygiene, promotion of open science, rapid verification and validation, and a dramatic increase in overall productivity. All of these are key ingredients for realizing a major bump (scale-up) in innovation in sciences and technology  - Community development of a materials data analytics toolset can significantly change the landscape of materials innovation through the emergence and adoption of the cross-disciplinary field of Materials Informatics; help realize the vision outlined in MGI and ICME. This is probably the only practical way to get materials scientists and computer scientists to establish meaningful, mutually beneficial, and highly productive collaborations. Current efforts in materials science are:  -  ##DFT/First Priniciples - not sure if it makes sense to break it down by type of calculations  - The Materials Project is currently powered by pyMatgen \cite{Ong_2013} - Integrated tools in python from first principles (DFT and MD) for thermodynamic and electrical quantities with applications in functional materials.  - Open Quantum Materials Database (OQMD) \cite{saal2013materials}- Open source data repository for phase diagrams and electronic ground states computing using DFT. OQMD also offers visualization tools and a Python API.  - OpenKIM for atomic potentials  - Citrine ?    All of the above are essentilaly data/information repositories. Maybe we can break this down as Data/Information Repositories, Code Repositories, and e-collaboration platforms. Perhaps not talk too much about the first and last - but just mention some names and provide some links and focus more of your review and paper on the second one?  ##ICME  - PRedictive Integrated Structural Materials Science (PRISMS) http://www.prisms-center.org/#/home - ICME tool and datastorage for the Metals community focusing on microstructure evolution and mechanical properties. Presence on github https://github.com/prisms-center. C++ and Python, first public release in Aug/Sept of 2015.  - Questeck ? - I do not think they do anything in the "open" arena  -   In terms of code repositories - I think there are also codes dedicated to classes of problems. Would LAMMPS fall into this category? How about SPARRKS and MOOSE. DREAM-3D claims to be a code repository as well. In Europe there in DAMASK from Max Planck in Dusseldorf.  ##Data Storage