WORKSHOP: Creating a Research Agenda in Computing at the Margins
研讨会:制定边缘计算研究议程
基本信息
- 批准号:0956948
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 5万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Standard Grant
- 财政年份:2009
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2009-09-15 至 2010-08-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
"Creating a Research Agenda in Computing at the Margins" is a workshop designed to help articulate a set of intellectual challenges that should be addressed by CISE researchers as they design and develop information and computing technology that is oriented toward people who are not currently in the set of already well-served technology users. This includes underrepresented populations within the United States, populations who encompass emerging markets in the third world, as well as the economic disadvantaged. The common assumption that increased access resolves the digital divide may actually be false. Indeed, what may be needed are fundamentally different kinds of technologies -- based on new advances in the methods and theories of design and evaluation, along with technological innovation -- grounded in an understanding of the unique constraints and considerations of the communities for which those systems are intended. Evidence already suggests that local differences in infrastructure, literacy, culture, or economic models, can and have fostered scientific innovations in user experience methods and theories, advances in systems and networking technologies and algorithms.The resulting research agenda will stimulate technical innovation that will support the creation, deployment, and assessment of technologies that allow ever more people to enjoy the benefits of the digital society. It will enrich the digital society by diversifying those who participate. New techniques and technology that addresses the wider needs of society is an important educational opportunity. As a research agenda it has the potential to teach the next generation of researchers and engineers a set of skills that help them build technologies that respond to the needs of all sectors of society.
“创建边缘计算的研究议程”是一个研讨会,旨在帮助阐明一系列智力挑战,这些挑战应该由CISE研究人员在设计和开发信息和计算技术时解决,这些技术面向的是目前不在已经得到良好服务的技术用户集中的人。这包括美国国内代表性不足的人口,第三世界新兴市场的人口,以及经济上处于不利地位的人口。人们普遍认为,增加接入就能解决数字鸿沟,这一假设实际上可能是错误的。事实上,可能需要的是根本不同类型的技术--基于设计和评估方法和理论的新进展以及技术创新--其基础是对这些系统所面向社区的独特限制和考虑的理解。证据已经表明,基础设施、识字能力、文化或经济模式的地方差异可以并已经促进了用户体验方法和理论的科学创新,系统和网络技术和算法的进步。由此产生的研究议程将刺激技术创新,支持技术的创造、部署和评估,让更多的人享受数字社会的好处。它将通过使参与者多样化来丰富数字社会。满足社会更广泛需求的新技术和技术是一个重要的教育机会。作为一项研究议程,它有可能向下一代研究人员和工程师传授一套技能,帮助他们建立响应社会所有部门需求的技术。
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