Situating cyberinfrastructure in the public realm: The teragrid and XSEDE projects. Knepper, R. & Chen, Y. In ACM International Conference Proceeding Series, volume 08-10-June, pages 129-135, 2016. Association for Computing Machinery.
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We examine the evolution of one NSF-funded cyberinfras-tructure organization, the TeraGrid, into its successor or-ganization, the Extreme Science and Engineering Discovery Environment (XSEDE) via a case study methodology with two di-erent frames of reference: virtual organization lit-erature and public management networks theory. Our aim in examining these two projects is to situate the study of cyberinfrastructure in support of basic science in both the virtual organization and public management networks lit-erature. We -nd that our cases con-rm the utility of hi-erarchy when dealing with complexity and that expert use of ICT for governance tasks improves network capacity, es-pecially when time-Tested technologies are available in the environment. These ICT resources can be used for moni-toring of both service delivery functions as well as network health. We also note that the establishment of common inter-organizational standards facilitates interoperability be-tween organizations, allowing sustainability and modularity of network members. © 2016 ACM.
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