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 The main global survey was presented first in December 2014 and the results are available at:
-# [[CCPSurvey2014]] CCP and related groups survey results from November 2014
+# [[CCPSurvey2014]] CCP and related groups survey results from November 2014 - January 2016
-# Future survey planned for Summer 2015
+# Future survey planned for 2016
 A complete presentation that was given as part of a SCD / STFC seminar in December 2014, is available as a single pdf file that includes sub-results from all three surveys [http://tyne.dl.ac.uk/twiki/pub/Visualisation/WebHome/CCP_survey_plus.pdf]
 ==Combined Report and Recommendations==

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 ==Authors==
-Martin Turner  	[mailto:martin.turner@manchester.ac.uk email]
+Martin J. Turner  	[mailto:martin.turner@manchester.ac.uk email]
 Ronald Fowler 	[mailto:ronald.fowler@stfc.ac.uk email]

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	A complete presentation that was given as part of a SCD / STFC seminar in December 2014, is available as a single pdf file that includes sub-results from all three surveys [http://tyne.dl.ac.uk/twiki/pub/Visualisation/WebHome/CCP_survey_plus.pdf]		A complete presentation that was given as part of a SCD / STFC seminar in December 2014, is available as a single pdf file that includes sub-results from all three surveys [http://tyne.dl.ac.uk/twiki/pub/Visualisation/WebHome/CCP_survey_plus.pdf]
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	==Combined Report and Recommendations==		==Combined Report and Recommendations==

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-==CCP Visualisation Tools Survey.==
+==CCP Visualisation Tools Survey==
 Through the [http://www.stfc.ac.uk/SCD/research/tech/ape/44927.aspx Service Level Agreement (SLA) for Support for Computational Communities between STFC and EPSRC] and via the University of Manchester we have been asked to coordinate some visualisation surveys across certain disciplines. This is to inform the funding bodies, CCP organisers and the current uses about trends and developments for future collaboration and areas where high impact visualisation cases can be exploited. The initial main surveys were completed by the end of October 2014, and after evaluation, the use and practicality of creating a long term embedded visualisation service within the CCP infrastructure is explored. Details from all users results will be in this public site. Future demand and optional extra surveys are currently being investigated as well as a repeated annual global survey that will indicate temporal changes.
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-==Motivation.==
+==Motivation==
 There are multiple reasons for performing this service and a key component was to understand if there was a case for a visualisation component to the SLA, and if the research councils should develop a services for the CCP communities. There is also a benefit to current users who can be informed of their and other group usage in order to provide a better piece-meal service in the future. There is a plan for long term embedding these results into a visualisation service that goes beyond a single facility.

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 # [[CCPSurvey2014]] CCP and related groups survey results from November 2014
-# Future 2015 survey planned for Summer 2015
+# Future survey planned for Summer 2015
 A complete presentation that was given as part of a SCD / STFC seminar in December 2014, is available as a single pdf file that includes sub-results from all three surveys [http://tyne.dl.ac.uk/twiki/pub/Visualisation/WebHome/CCP_survey_plus.pdf]
 ==Combined Report and Recommendations==

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 ==CCP Visualisation Tools Survey.==
-Through the [http://www.stfc.ac.uk/SCD/research/tech/ape/44927.aspx Service Level Agreement (SLA) for Support for Computational Communities between STFC and EPSRC] and via the University of Manchester we have been asked to coordinate some visualisation surveys across certain disciplines. This is to inform current uses as well as indicate trends and developments for future collaboration and high impact visualisation uses. The initial surveys were completed by the end of October 2014, then evaluate the use and practicality of such a system for long term embedding into a visualisation service. Details from all users will be in this public site. Future demand and optional extra surveys are being investigated as well as a repeated annual survey to indicate temporal changes.
+Through the [http://www.stfc.ac.uk/SCD/research/tech/ape/44927.aspx Service Level Agreement (SLA) for Support for Computational Communities between STFC and EPSRC] and via the University of Manchester we have been asked to coordinate some visualisation surveys across certain disciplines. This is to inform the funding bodies, CCP organisers and the current uses about trends and developments for future collaboration and areas where high impact visualisation cases can be exploited. The initial main surveys were completed by the end of October 2014, and after evaluation, the use and practicality of creating a long term embedded visualisation service within the CCP infrastructure is explored. Details from all users results will be in this public site. Future demand and optional extra surveys are currently being investigated as well as a repeated annual global survey that will indicate temporal changes.
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 ==Motivation.==
-There are multiple reasons for performing this service and a key component was to understand if there was a case for a visualisation component to the SLA, and to the research councils should develop services for the CCP communities. There is also a benefit to current users who can be informed of their and other group usage to provide a better service in the future. There is a plan for long term embedding these results into a visualisation service that goes beyond a single facility.
+There are multiple reasons for performing this service and a key component was to understand if there was a case for a visualisation component to the SLA, and if the research councils should develop a services for the CCP communities. There is also a benefit to current users who can be informed of their and other group usage in order to provide a better piece-meal service in the future. There is a plan for long term embedding these results into a visualisation service that goes beyond a single facility.
 ==CCPs and other Groups Surveyed==
-[[List]] of (and links to) the communities surveyed, response rates, and responders' locations
+A subpage contains the [[List]] of (and links to) the communities surveyed, response rates, and responders' locations
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 #[[https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/ZRL2PBW SurveyMonkey Link]] to the CFD network's survey.
-The surveys were broadly similar. Results have not been combined and presented below is the analysis of the global survey. For the global survey it was distributed via each CCP emailing list and 107 responses were received by 31 October 2014. See Presentations section below for analysis of the other two surveys.
+The surveys were broadly similar. Results have not been combined and presented below is the analysis of the main global survey. For the global survey the questionnaire was distributed via each CCP emailing list and 107 responses were received by 31 October 2014. See Presentations and Analysis section below for analysis of the other two smaller surveys.
-A post six-month analysis of the surveys is underway, starting with the non-global surveys, indicating where lessons have been learnt from the respected communities.
+A post six-month analysis of the surveys is currently underway, starting with the two non-global surveys, indicating where lessons have been learnt from the respected communities.
-A repeat global survey is planned to indicate change dynamics and planned to be launched exactly a year later, for Summer 2015.
+Further surveys and visualisation tools audiots are being performed and a repeat of the global survey is planned for Summer 2015 to indicate change dynamics exactly a year later.
 ==Outreach Activities: Presentations and Analysis==
+There have been individual presentations and discussions of the surveys and post-six month evaluations have also started. Pre- and some post-analysis from the two smaller surveys are available at:
-There have been individual presentations and discussions of the surveys and post-six month evaluations have started afterwards. Pre- and some post-analysis from the two smaller surveys are available at:
 # [[CCPiSurvey]] CCPi network survey results from June 2014
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 # Future 2015 survey planned for Summer 2015
-The complete presentation that was given as part of a SCD / STFC seminar in December 2014, is available as a single pdf file that includes sub-results from all three surveys [http://tyne.dl.ac.uk/twiki/pub/Visualisation/WebHome/CCP_survey_plus.pdf]
+A complete presentation that was given as part of a SCD / STFC seminar in December 2014, is available as a single pdf file that includes sub-results from all three surveys [http://tyne.dl.ac.uk/twiki/pub/Visualisation/WebHome/CCP_survey_plus.pdf]
 ==Combined Report and Recommendations==
-There is a [[ReportAndRecommendations]] sub-page that is a combined location for presenting current and completed survey results, as well as presenting the future roadmap.
+There is a [[ReportAndRecommendations]] sub-page that is a combined location for presenting current and completed survey results' executive summaries, as well as presenting the future roadmap.
 ==Executive Summary of Global CCP Results==
-For the global survey:
+For the global survey there were seven key outcome results that can be acted upon:
 *Three packages are the most-used packages by 26% of respondents. Conversely, another 31 packages are used by one or two users and account for a further 26% of respondents.
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 ==Summaries and analysis of the various questions' for Global CCP results==
+Questions that were asked in the global survey - and please click for exploration of the data summaries and analysis.
 Questions asked in the survey - and click for exploration of the data summaries and analysis.
 [[Q1]] Home institutions
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-and thanks to all indirect and direct contributors.
+We welcome feedback and also thank all those that gave indirect and direct contributions.

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	Tim Morris [mailto:tim.morris@manchester.ac.uk email]		Tim Morris [mailto:tim.morris@manchester.ac.uk email]
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		+	and thanks to all indirect and direct contributors.