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What it is not (meant to be)
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| A diary |
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A database |
| Work in progress |
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A publishable database |
| A collection of rough qualitative observations |
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A publishable database of refined qualitative data |
| An experimental platform for communicating and sharing ideas |
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A publishable database |
| A tool to foster transdisciplinary conversations |
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A tool to make transdisciplinary conversations obsolete |
| A helpful tool for you to gain insight into the work of other researchers |
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An exploitation tool for others to steal your ideas |
| A helpful tool for you to gain insight into other disciplines" ways of observing and their focal points |
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A collection tool to provide qualitative disciplines with data |
| An additional diary for observations you cannot fit into your research diary/datasheets/database |
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A copy of your research diary/datasheets/database |
| A notebook for observations you made and found to be interesting/inspiring |
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A "dustbin" for shallow or meaningless observations |
| A "goldmine" to discover new connections and research questions within CRC |
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A "dustbin" for observations without any connection to CRC or related research |
| A tool for communicating internally about our research |
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A tool to create presentable output |
| A collection of questions that were raised by your observations but lie beyond your respective expertise/scope of research/disciplinary field |
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Collections of questions which have no relevance to anyone but yourself |
| A structured approach to teach you how to put your observations into perspective and rethink your observations in context |
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A tool to plague you with a high amount of required input to provide or a tool to force a qualitative observation into a quantitative frame |
| A structure to help you think |
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A competition to compare everybody"s input rates |
| A suggestion/impulse/stimulus |
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Imperative |
| A structured approach to secure observations and accompanying metadata which might otherwise be lost |
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An online blog where you enter anything you like and everything is a mess of information that nobody would want to investigate |
| A structure to help you browse and find observations which might be interesting to you |
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| A structure to test the medium of a TDD |
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| A foundation to further development of a network ideas and observations |
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| An inspiration for future transdisciplinary research/work/publications |
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| Space to deal with core concepts of the CRC when these cannot always be made viable for publication |
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| A connection between the three corridors in the project via linking observations |
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