Beyond the Data Deluge
SciencePublished 6 March 2009
Gordon Bell, Tony Hey, Alexander S. Szalay
Citations516
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SJR score10.42
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Is There a Scientific Digital Divide? Information Seeking in the International Context of Astronomy Research,
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