Views Downloads 59 File size KB. Good noon Ladies and Gentlemen, plea. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form or by any means without the written permission of Berg. Berg is the imprint of Oxford International Publishers Ltd. Includes bibliographical references and index. Internet ββ Social aspects. Internet research. Computer networks. Social interaction.
Hine, Christine. V Schneider and Kirsten A. This particular version is from Perkins Courtesy of Chris Perkins, Department of Geography, University of Manchester An example of how cartography can be used to visualize the uneven global distribution of the Internet: top map of the density of routers; bottom population density map.
Arrow widths are proportional to link counts. Her work focuses on the interaction between new technologies and scientific research practices. She has pursued analyses of the development and consequences of digital imaging and databasing technologies for biomedical knowledge, including an ethnographic study of brain imaging in neuroscience. She has written about methodological issues regarding laboratory studies and online research, and about the intellectual agenda of current ethnographic research on the Internet.
She is currently investigating issues of trust and space in the development of online infrastructure collaboratories and data-sharing tools for knowledge production. He has a degree in geography and computing, an MSc in geographical information systems and is currently completing his PhD.
His work has been primarily concerned with developing a new research area of the geography of cyberspace, focusing in large part on the ways to map and visualize the Internet and the Web. Kirsten A. As co-director of the WebArchivist. Her research interests include co-production and mobilization on the Web, and online campaigning practices.
