Chapter 10 · Free/Open-Source Software as a Framework for Establishing Commons in Science
Supported the land-use commons work discussed in the chapter.
Printed pages 303 · enabler · research laboratory · evidence in note
PC-0328 · generation 0 · Supporting Ecosystem
USDA Forest Service Burlington Laboratory
Supported the land-use commons work discussed in the chapter.
research laboratoryBook evidence
At a glance
- Directory scope
- Supporting Ecosystem
- Candidate tier
- Support node
- Role in the book
- enabler
- Book portrayal
- operating at book date
- Book evidence
- Ch. 10, pp. 303
- Current verification
- Book evidence only · current review pending
Current evidence state
This record currently carries the historical book evidence. A current-web review can add present-day status evidence while preserving that historical layer.
Propose current evidenceCommons anatomy
What kind of work is this?
research laboratory
What did it provide?
Supported the land-use commons work discussed in the chapter.
Governance and sustainability
Operator, funding, and governance documentation remain open evidence fields for this record.
Preservation
Preservation documentation remains an open evidence field. Historical access pointers stay visible below.
As documented in the book
This section presents source-grounded summaries with the book’s chapter and pagination. Present-day status appears in its own evidence layer.
Sources and pointers
- Charlotte Hess and Elinor Ostrom, eds., Understanding Knowledge as a Commons: From Theory to Practice ↗Generation-0 source · Ch. 10, pp. 303
Related by book type
This generated list uses the shared normalized book type research laboratory. It does not yet assert a sourced project-to-project relationship.