Bibliography of OS and Geo information

This is starting as the bibliography for a journal paper I started writing on applying open source principles to the geospatial arena. It never really finished, but it made me cite a bunch of stuff. I'll paste it all in here. Feel free to add new sources in, and to remove stuff that's not directly relevant. Hopefully it can make it easier for us to all write papers in the future.

References

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Benkler, Y. (2002) Coase’s Penguin, or, Linux and The Nature of the Firm The Yale Law Journal [Vol. 112]. Bernard, L., Craglia, M., Gould, M., Kuhn, W. (2005) Towards an SDI Research Agenda In: Proceedings of the 11 EC-GIS Workshop, Sardinia, May 30-June 1, 2005.

Bleeker, J. A Design Approach for the Geospatial Web, 2005 O'Reilly Network [1]

Bozman, J., Gillen, A., Kolodgy, C., Kusnetzky, D., Perry, R., and Shian D. (2002) Windows 2000 Versus Linux in Enterprise Computing: An IDC White Paper 2002. [2]

bridges.org (2004) Straight from the Source: Perspectives from the African Free and Open Source Software Movement. A bridges.org essay in collaboration with Tactical Technology Collective. [3]

Brox, C., Y. Bishr, et al. (2002) Towards a geospatial data infrastructure for North Rhine Westphalia Computers, Environment and Urban Systems 26 19-37

Câmara, G. (?) Frameworks for Sustainability of GIS and Earth Observation Technologies in Developing Countries http://www.dpi.inpe.br/gilberto/present/codata_talk_camara.pdf (This was from his website, not sure if it was a talk or what...)

Castells, M., (2005) Innovation, Information Technology and the Culture of Freedom, speech at World Social Forum in Porto Alegre, 2005. [4]

Ciborra, C. U., Braa, K., Cordella, A., Dahlbom, B., Failla, A., Hanseth, O., Hepso, V., Ljungberg, J., Monteiro, E., and Simon, K. A. (2000) From control to drift: the dynamics of corporate information infrastructures. Oxford University Press, Oxford.

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Georgiadou, Y., S. Puri, S. Sahay (2004), Towards a Research Agenda to Guide the Implementation of Spatial Data Infrastructures – A Case Study from India. Submitted to: International Journal of GIS, August 9, 2004 (Yola gave me this paper in Cairo, not sure if it got published.)

Groot, R. and J. McLaughlin (2000) Introduction. In: Geospatial Data Infrastructure – Concepts, Cases and Good Practice. Groot, R. and J. McLaughlin (eds.). Oxford University Press, Oxford.

Hanseth, O., and Aanestad, M., (2003) Bootstrapping networks, communities and infrastructures: on the evolution of ICT solutions in healthcare. Methods of Information in Medicine, 42, 385–391.

Hanseth, O., and Monteiro, E., (2004) Understanding information infrastructure(forthcoming book), manuscript available on Publications/.

Hanseth, O and K Lyytinen (2005). Theorizing about the design of Information Infrastructures: design kernel theories and principles. Position Paper presented at Research Workshop on Cross-learning between Spatial Data Infrastructures and Information Infrastructures March 31 and April 1, 2005 at ITC, the Netherlands.

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Larsen, M.H., Holck, J., and Pedersen, M.K. (2004) The Challenges of Open Source Software in IT: Enterprise Architecture versus Total Cost of Ownership, [7]

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Lessig, L. (2003) Open Source Baselines: Compared to What?, Government Policy toward Open Source Software, edited by Robert W. Hahn, AEI-Brookings Joint Center, Washington, DC. [8]

Liebhold, M. The GeoSpatial Web: A Call to Action, 2005 O'Reilly Network [9]

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Maguire, D. and P. A. Longley (2005). The emergence of geoportals and their role in spatial data infrastructures, Computers Environment and Urban Systems, 29, 3-14.

Masser, I. (2005) Some Priorities for SDI Related Research. In: Proceedings of the FIG Working Week and GSDI 8: From Pharaohs to Geinformatics, Cairo, 16-21 April 2005. FIG, Frederiksberg.

Gunnar M. and K-E Johnsen (2002): The One Map Project. Proceedings paper, GML Dev Days, Vancouver, July 2002.

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National Research Council (2004), Down to Earth: Geographic Information for Sustainable Development in Africa Committee on the Geographic Foundation for Agenda 21, National Academy Press ( I'm not sure how to cite this. It's this national research council book thing that I got online, from the nap.edu)

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Onsrud, H. Camara, G., Campbell, J., and Sharad, N. (2004) Public Commons of Geographic Data: Research and Development Challenges. III International Conference on Geographical Information Science (GIScience 2004). Washington, 2004.

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Not sure how to cite magazines: Schonfeld, E. (2005) 'Where Google's Maps Will Take Us' Business 2.0, August 5, 2005 http://www.business2.com/b2/web/articles/0,17863,1088995,00.html

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Weber, S. Is the Open Source Software Process Sui Generis to Software, or a More General Way of Organizing the Production of Complex Knowledge Products? [14]

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