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WyGISC Researcher's Published in Rocky Mountain Geology Special Issue on Carbon Sequestration
Jeffrey D. Hamerlinck, Teal B. Wyckoff,
James R. Oakleaf, and Philip L. Polzer
Cyberinfrastructure for collaborative geologic
carbon sequestration research: a conceptual model
Rocky Mountain Geology 2010 45: 163-180.
"Cyberinfrastructure" is a term increasingly used within the scientific community to represent information infrastructure networks connecting technology, data, and people to support research activities and the dissemination of its results. In this study, a cyberinfrastructure was designed for a multi-team, multi-task project case study centered on carbon sequestration research in the Moxa Arch, Wyoming. The design was based on a needs assessment conducted to identify information technology practices and requirements for each science team, resulting in a prototype carbon capture and storage knowledgebase workflow model. Major components of the workflow model include social networking functionality and geographic information systembased data management and visualization.
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