Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Due to license restrictions and installation issues, it is often not feasible to experiment with software without making substantial investments. Especially in the case of legacy tools, it turns out that even free software is often too costly (i.e., time-consuming) to be installed for evaluating the quality of a research contribution. After organizing a series of events related to software modeling,  have constructed (and started to use) SHARE, a system for sharing practically any type of software artifact to reviers and to other participants who have very limited time available. The system relies on cloud-computing technologies to provide online access to interactive environments containing all the tools, documentation, input and output models to reproduce alleged research results. The system also enables one to clone such an environment and add additional models or tools in order to extend a contribution or pinpoint a problem. In retrospect,  observe that the approach is not limited to software modeling and SHARE is in fact gaining acceptance in other fields already.
['Pme Pieter Van Gorp', 'Pwpj Paul Grefen']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Supporting the internet-based evaluation of research software with cloud infrastructure
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