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Sustaining the development of cyberinfrastructure

Matthew J. Bietz · Toni Ferro · Charlotte P. Lee

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Scientific Computing and Data Management Distributed and Parallel Computing Systems Information Systems Theories and Implementation

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Cyberinfrastructures are virtual organizations comprised of people and large-scale scientific computational infrastructures. Cyberinfrastructures endeavor to support "cutting-edge" science and must continually evolve and be under development in order to maintain their relevance and usefulness. This qualitative study of a cyberinfrastructure development project to support the new science of metagenomics investigates how sustaining cyberinfrastructure entails continually realigning the relationships among people, technologies, and organizations.

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