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A Mobile Science Index for Development

E. Canessa    
M. Zennaro    

Resumen

A simple Mobile Science Potentiality Index (mSPI) is introduced as a barometer reflecting a new signal of world development through the capacity for a interconnected community to participate collectively in, and carry out, scientific studies using mobile devices. The mSP Index could be a new signal for world development.

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pp. pp. 4 - 6

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