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CAISOR Memos and Project Reports


We make a distinction between articles, project reports, and research memos, as follows: Articles include those published in journals, those published in conference proceedings, and others that are written in similar style; often but not always already submitted for external publication. Project reports includes our reports to research sponsors or other similar agencies to report on work that is concluded or in progress. It also includes evaluations that have been made by such agencies, if released to the public. Research memos includes working memos that are working material within a research project, background memos that describe e.g. the reasons for a particular choice of research topic, or how the work developed, and some other kinds. Since we are working in a university, lecture notes is a fourth category besides articles, project reports, and research memos.

The CAISOR website can operate as a publisher for all of these categories. Project reports and research memos are listed in the present section of the site. For articles, please refer to

   Articles > About the archive site > Inhouse Publications
using the top-line menu item for Articles.

Memos

The topics for memos on the CAISOR website may be of several kinds: CAISOR Memos are included in some of the 'structured' divisions of this website (Welcome, Hyperbook, Projects, etc). In addition, the present division provides a chronological listing of these Memos for the sake of reference and overview. Memos are listed here for the year when they were written, regardless of whether they were actually made publicly available at that time or not.

At this point no CAISOR Memos have yet been added to the site.

Project Reports

CAISOR Project Reports are an archive of organizational documents, such as annual and final progress reports of a research group, presentations for the general public, and the like. Documents from earlier years will be accumulated gradually into this archive. In most cases these documents are cited in the webnotes under section for 'History' (selectable in the top-line menu).

Persistence and Citability

Persistence will be an important consideration for the Memos as well as for all other parts of the CAISOR website. Each memo has its own index page with a persistent URL, therefore, and links to these index pages are encouraged.


Posted on 2005-08-31 as part of the CAISOR website. [Version history].