Collaborative Interaction Behavior in the Era of Open Science Movement
Peiling Wang · 2015
The open science movement has resulted in the post-publication peer-review (PPPR) model that creates a new type of scientific collaboration, in which the authors, the reviewers, and the registered users, share information and shape scientific findings. A new research area is needed to understand collaborative information behaviors in this context and to identify new features needed to design effective PPPR platforms and information retrieval systems (IRs). This paper reports on the preliminary analysis of collaborative interaction behavior (CIB) in open peer-review context. We also suggested special features for IR.