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第八届欧洲计算机支持的合作工作会议(ECSCW 2003)为对科学合作及其技术支持研究感兴趣的研究人员提供了一个场所。组织者Karen S. Baker、Geoffrey C. Bowker和Helena Karasti于2002年开始在国家科学基金会资助的生物多样性和生态信息学(BDEI)项目“为生态系统数据、合作者和组织的异质性设计基础设施”(http://pal.Iternet.edu/projects/02dgo/)上合作。在长期生态研究(LTER, http://Iternet.edu)的研究中遇到了许多具有挑战性的问题，ECSCW研讨会为社区提供了一个机会，重点讨论计算机支持的科学协作(CSSC)。Debra Cash & Howard Cash、Jenny Fry、Timothy Koschmann、Flemming Meier、Erja Mustonen-Ollila、Giuseppe Psaila & Davide Brugali和Sanna Talja ([16]， http://pal.Iternet.edu/projects/ecscw03/)在研讨会上选定的立场文件代表了与科学合作有关的广泛工作。
The Eighth European Computer Supported Cooperative Work conference (ECSCW 2003) provided a venue to gather researchers interested in the study of scientific collaborations and their technology support. The organizers, Karen S. Baker, Geoffrey C. Bowker and Helena Karasti, started to work together in 2002 on a National Science Foundation funded BioDiversity and EcoInformatics (BDEI) project 'Designing an Infrastructure for Heterogeneity in Ecosystem Data, Collaborators and Organizations' (http://pal.Iternet.edu/projects/02dgo/). Having encountered a multitude of challenging issues in their study with the Long-Term Ecological Research (LTER, http://Iternet.edu), the ECSCW workshop offered an opportunity for a community dialogue focusing on Computer Supported Scientific Collaboration (CSSC). The suite of selected position papers at the workshop by Debra Cash & Howard Cash, Jenny Fry, Timothy Koschmann, Flemming Meier, Erja Mustonen-Ollila, Giuseppe Psaila & Davide Brugali, and Sanna Talja ([16], <http://pal.Iternet.edu/projects/ecscw03/) represented a wide range of work relating to scientific collaborations.
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