Papers on Environmental Information Science
Vol.26 (The 26th Conference on Environmental Information Science)
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Designing Collaborative Approach among Experts in an Interdisciplinary Research Project
: Case Study on Sustainability Science
Terukazu KUMAZAWAMichinori UWASUKeishiro HARAMichinori KIMURAOsamu SAITO
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Pages 165-170

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This paper aims at discussing the way of collaborative approach among researchers related to Sustainability Science. To this end, we carried out a survey through interview and email with 28 experts from various fields in sustainability. Our survey results showed that the problems for researchers fall into four categories; “phenomena”, “method”, “approach”, and “framework.” The paper then identified six types exist as perspective differences among researchers; those types include “definition”, “granularity”, “domain”, “direction”, "frame”, and “recognition.” Finally, we addressed the interrelations among the perspective differences, proposing a procedure as a collaborative approach among experts that help us pursue interdisciplinary research projects.

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