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Trends in Science 2.0

Onderstaand artikel gaat over de trends in Science 2.0
Link: http://firstmonday.org/htbin/cgiwrap/bin/ojs/index.php/fm/article/view/2961/2573
Met dank aan: Wilfred Mijnhardt
Samenvatting:

Iedereen is auteur en schrijft blogs en tweets (microblog): artikelen met workflow “werk, schrijf, publiceer” daalt. (publish-then-filter approach)

Meer gefragmenteerde wetenschappelijke output met ‘draft’ status

Open peer review/discussies van deze wetenschappelijke fragmenten (“Liquid science”)

Hiervoor moeten alle wetenschappelijke fragmenten publiekelijk toegankelijk zijn

Alle wetenschappelijke fragmenten worden relationeel met elkaar verbonden, ook de discussies en commentaren zijn waardevol in het wetenschappelijke kenniscreatie proces.

Wetenschap wordt vergeleken met de “cultural goods market”; wetenschappelijke output met muziek in de entertainment industrie. Wetenschap gaat dezelfde …

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[presentation by Ben Bosman, @mire]

@mire has build a GUI for statistics on Dspace at the administrator side.
User requirments: a survey has been held. Repository managers would like to see the popularity of items, collectiions or communities.
Technology: They use Apache Solr (fork of Lucene) for indexing and fast search and faceted browsing.
Advantages: statistics are context aware. This means the items are aware of the D-space hierarchy, group items, bitstream and pageviews
Visualize: using the SOLR faceted search, the popular items, collections and communities can be easily shown in matter of milliseconds. This …

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Doing research is creating value to information. Knowledge building upon knowledge. This chain can be created in enhanced publications, where ordinary web resources are collected en semantically related to enhanced publications. The semantic relations are important for future applications in the semantic web.
Currently I am reading the book “Enterprise Architecture at Work“. Chapter 3 describes the importance of the communication to all the stakeholders. Also Architecture is finding the balance between the right level of abstraction. My job is to have a proof-of-concept Infrastructure ready in 2010 for enhanced publications. …

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I present to you here Google Knol, and Diigo
Google’s KNOL for Creating Knowlets
http://knol.google.com

Diigo annotation tool for annotating existing websites and blogs as a meta layer.
Diigo.com

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Mark. Enterprise Service Bus:enterprise service bus [Internet]. Versie 8. Knol. 2008 aug. 28. Beschikbaar vanaf: http://knol.google.com/k/mark/enterprise-service-bus/2ztgdpt515s4g/7.
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