Editorial: Thinking Development from an Interdisciplinary Perspective

Teaching Spatial Thinking from Interdisciplinary Perspective Workshop

The Teaching Spatial Thinking from Interdisciplinary Perspectives (TSTIP) workshop was held at COSIT 2015 in New Mexico, NM. The objective of the workshop was to bring together researchers from a diverse set of fields to address the issue of how to best promote teaching spatial thinking topics from interdisciplinary perspectives. The TSTIP workshop was one project that came out of the TSTIP Ini...

Editorial: Neurotechnology: An Engineering Perspective

Intercultural Communication From an Interdisciplinary Perspective

The need for effective communication among the people of the world has never been more pressing than it is at the start of the 21st century in this post-911 world. Recent breakthroughs in the fields of transportation, computing and telecommunications have combined to increase the ease and frequency of communication among members of different cultures. At the same time, developments in world pol...

Roles, an interdisciplinary perspective

The notion of role is ubiquitous in many fields of computer science, like programming languages, software engineering, coordination languages, databases, multiagent systems, knowledge representation, formal ontology, computational linguistics, security, and conceptual modelling, and also outside computer science, like in cognitive science, organizational science and linguistics. In computer sci...

Agrogeology: An interdisciplinary approach to serve agricultural development

Agrogeology is a relatively new applied, problem-solving, interdisciplinary earth and agricultural science that aims at improving agricultural production using agromineral resources. There are two aspects of agrogeology: 1. The influence of parent material on soil development and soil fertility, and 2. The beneficial application of rocks and minerals to enhance soil fertility and crop productiv...