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A Sociological Analysis of Teamwork within a Big Team Science Project

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Abstract

This project involved 20 semi-structured interviews with iUTAH researchers to ask questions pertaining to teamwork processes inherent in large scale interdisciplinary projects. Additionally, questions pertaining to project success and project evaluation were asked. Interviews were conducted either in-person with researchers who were located in the state, and over the phone with researchers who were located out of the state. Interviews were recorded and transcribed and analyzed for the aforementioned themes. Interviews may not be shared in order to protect the identify of participants. At the completion of the project, a masters thesis will be made publicly available describing the methods and findings from this project.

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Agency Name	Award Title	Award Number
National Science Foundation	iUTAH - innovative Urban Transitions and Arid-Region Hydro-Sustainability	1208732

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Flint, C. G., K. T. Dean (2018). A Sociological Analysis of Teamwork within a Big Team Science Project, HydroShare, http://www.hydroshare.org/resource/ab4c67dc67144ec38994f5641219bdc0

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