SCI: Expanding Cyber-Communities: A Workshop on Developing New Models for the Natural, Social, and Human Sciences; April 2006; Irvine, CA

SCI：扩展网络社区：为自然科学、社会科学和人文科学开发新模型的研讨会；

• 批准号: 0542128
• 负责人: Cathy Davidson
• 金额: $ 5万
• 依托单位: Duke University
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 项目类别: Fixed Amount Award
• 财政年份: 2005
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2005-09-01 至 2006-08-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID=0542128&HistoricalAwards=false
• 关键词: SCI; Expanding; Cyber; Communities; Workshop

This workshop will bring together researchers from over a dozen institutions for an intensive meeting to take stock of, assess, and strategize about the robust models for cyberinfrastructure that have been developed over the past few years through a multi-institutional, multi-disciplinary consortium called HASTAC (Humanities, Arts, Science, and Technology Advanced Collaboratory). The consortium is a voluntary assemblage of leading researchers from over a dozen institutions who have been co-developing software, hardware, and cyberinfrastructure systems since early 2003. The proposed workshop will help to realize the benefits of six prior meetings of HASTAC members by assessing the products of their past collaborations, assembling a "Human Sciences Toolbox" of existing open source software, search engines and applications for broad public use, and creating a roadmap for future collaborations including priorities. The participants represent a very wide variety of disciplines: social and behavioral scientists, engineers, computer scientists, all of who have experience working with cyberinfrastructure. The workshop exploits the variety of methods offered from all disciplines to analyze cyberinfrastrucutre in terms of the social structures, individual relationships, ethical and equity issues, historical precedents, interdisciplinary interactions, and collaborative models of research (both mediated and face-to-face). The workshop will take place over a two-day period, most likely in April 2006. An organizing committee will guide the planning and execution of the workshop. This activity builds on an existing effort, while encouraging expansion, particularly through expanded participation of underrepresented groups. The results of the workshop will be documented and posted on the HASTAC website as well as in the on-line journal Needle. By defining a prioritized roadmap, the workshop will feed into a much broader effort: Information Year. This yearlong activity aims to model, demonstrate, and implement cyberinfrastructure and to put into circulation new software, hardware, and middleware to support a shift in the Humanities, Art, and Social Sciences toward the array of information and communications technologies available.

该研讨会将把来自十多个机构的研究人员聚集在一起，以进行一次密集的会议，以构成，评估和制定对网络基础设施的强大模型的构成，这些模型在过去几年中通过多机构的，多学科的，多学科的联盟（人文，艺术，艺术，科学，科学和技术高级协作）开发。 The consortium is a voluntary assemblage of leading researchers from over a dozen institutions who have been co-developing software, hardware, and cyberinfrastructure systems since early 2003. The proposed workshop will help to realize the benefits of six prior meetings of HASTAC members by assessing the products of their past collaborations, assembling a "Human Sciences Toolbox" of existing open source software, search engines and applications for broad public use, and creating a未来合作的路线图，包括优先事项。参与者代表了各种各样的学科：社会和行为科学家，工程师，计算机科学家，所有人都有从事网络基础设施工作的经验。该研讨会利用了从社会结构，个人关系，道德和公平问题，历史先例，跨学科的互动以及研究的协作模型（介导的和面对面）来分析所有学科的各种方法。研讨会将在为期两天的时间内举行，最有可能在2006年4月举行。组织委员会将指导研讨会的计划和执行。这项活动以现有的努力为基础，同时鼓励扩张，尤其是通过扩大代表性不足的群体的参与。研讨会的结果将记录在HASTAC网站以及在线日记针中。通过定义优先的路线图，研讨会将付出更大的努力：信息年。今年一年的活动旨在建模，演示和实施网络基础架构，并融入新软件，硬件和中间件，以支持人文，艺术和社会科学向可用信息和通信技术的转变。