E-Research Introduction

According to Appelbe and Bannon 2007, which of the following date is applicable since eResearch is a concept come into vogue in academic research circles?

• 1940

• 1990

• 2000

• 2007

Which of the following example are NOT discussed in an article “e-Research – Paradigm Shift or Propaganda?” by Bill Appelbe and David Bannon 2007?

• use of computers for proofs and proof checking

• repository of known scientific discoveries

• e-Research Infrastructure

• Cyberinfrastructure

Which of the following is not mentioned in the article?

• e-Research breaks the barriers between researchers, geographical, cultural or technical

• e-Research can have massive compute capacity

• e-Research must have large data sets accessible for all

• e-Research means research conducted through digital devices through collaboration

Which of the following is NOT related to the article “e-Research – Paradigm Shift or Propaganda?” by Bill Appelbe and David Bannon 2007?

• e-Research is “one size fits all” – it is same for all discipline

• e-Research adoption is highly discipline dependent

• e-Research can create a “cultural divide” as challenges

• e-Research needs digital tools

Which of the following is represented by APAC?

• Australian Partnership for Advanced Computing

• Australian Programme for Advanced Computing

• Australian Partnership for Analytical Computing

• Australian Partnership for Advanced Communication

Which of the following is represented by HPC?

• High Performance Computing

• High Performance Communication

• High Productive Computing

• High Performance Collaboration

e-Research is not just about using new IT tools, use of such tools is a common mischaracterization of eResearch.

• True

• False

e-Research projects do not just use IT technology, rather they are reliant on IT technology and online collaboration to achieve the research outcomes.

• True

• False

Fundamentally, e-Research is collaborative and interactive research made possible by the internet, ollaboration and digital tool.

• True

• False

Dissemination of research through print publications or conferences applies to traditional research.

• True

• False