e-Social Science and Evidence-Based Policy Assessment

Peter J. Edwards · John H. Farrington · Chris Mellish · Lorna J Philip · Alison Chorley · Feikje Hielkema +4 more

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Scientific Computing and Data Management Semantic Web and Ontologies Distributed and Parallel Computing Systems

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The PolicyGrid project is exploring the role of Grid, Semantic Web, and Web 2.0 technologies to support e-Social Science, with particular emphasis on tools to facilitate evidence-based policy making. In this article, we discuss the challenges associated with construction of a provenance framework to support evidence-based policy assessment. We then discuss ourSpaces, a virtual research environment for e-Social Science that uses the Web 2.0 paradigm as well as Semantic Grid technologies and which provides researchers with facilities for management of digital resources using a novel natural language interface.

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2005A survey of data provenance in e-science 1998THE DATA ARE OUT THERE, OR ARE THEY? IMPLICATIONS FOR ARCHIVING AND REVISITING QUALITATIVE DATA 2007Designing the myExperiment Virtual Research Environment for the Social Sharing of Workflows

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