Enabling interdisciplinary cooperation in socio-environmental actions
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https://doi.org/10.5753/compbr.2019.40.466Keywords:
Computational Grids, Scientific Workflows, Computing and the EnvironmentAbstract
Socio-environmental projects require the participation of teams from different disciplines with their own cultures, methods and terminologies. Computing can promote the integration of these groups and promote more consistent and effective results.
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