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The Web Science Observatory

To understand and enable the evolution of the Web and to help address grand societal challenges, the Web must be observable at scale across space and time. That requires a globally distributed and collaborative Web Observatory.

James A. Hendler | Thanassis Tiropanis | Nigel Shadbolt | David De Roure | Noshir S. Contractor | Wendy Hall | J. Hendler | W. Hall | N. Shadbolt | N. Contractor | D. D. Roure | T. Tiropanis

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