BIP! Finder - The Value of Network Sustainability

2018 • The Value of Network Sustainability

Authors: Heinemann , Elisabeth

Venue: 22nd International Conference on Electronic Publishing

Type: Publication

Abstract: This paper develops the concept of network sustainability. To become and stay sustainable, distributed research infrastructures must satisfy present needs while at the same time be flexible and resilient to meet future requirements. With regard to this, it is not enough to merely build a resilient economic model and be technically viable. Research infrastructures that can understand, address and shape future needs to have a sustainable community network. Clear characteristics of a research infrastructure with a sustainable network are that part... (read more)

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4.746524E-9 3.3676626E-9 3 0

/ Attention: 0 45

Topics: Knowledge management Telecommunications

DOI: 10.4000/proceedings.elpub.2018.22

External links: Crossref OpenAIRE

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