论文信息 - Fostering e-Infrastructures: from user-designer relations to community engagement

Fostering e-Infrastructures: from user-designer relations to community engagement

In this paper we discuss how e-Science can draw on the findings, approaches and methods developed in other disciplines to foster e-Infrastructures for research. We also discuss the issue of making user involvement in IT development scale across an open community of researchers and from single systems to distributed e-Infrastructures supporting collaborative research.

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