e-Science: The Long View

To look to the future of e-Science we take a long view that starts with its conception and draws on multiple models as we cast our gaze forwards. With a focus on people and collaboration, and noting the ongoing trend towards adoption of automation, we argue that the e-Science experience is crucial t...

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Main Authors: De Roure, David, Willcox, Pip
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Automation
Collaboration
Digital Humanities
e-Research
e-Science
environmental sustainability
Green products
social machines
social shaping
Sustainable development
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Summary:To look to the future of e-Science we take a long view that starts with its conception and draws on multiple models as we cast our gaze forwards. With a focus on people and collaboration, and noting the ongoing trend towards adoption of automation, we argue that the e-Science experience is crucial today to inform future practice. These insights may help engage with challenges such as environmental sustainability.
ISSN:2325-3703
DOI:10.1109/e-Science58273.2023.10254795