Can we trust what we get for free?

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【摘要】

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SWAT is public domain software: it costs nothing to buy. Does this make it worthless? I discuss the characteristics of software that make it valuable, particularly for scientists and engineers.

【作者】

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Chris George

【出处】

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2016年国际水土保持评估模型会议

【发表日期】

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2016年10期

【关键词】

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open source software free software scientific software FLOSS

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　　SWAT is public domain software: it costs nothing to buy. Does this make it worthless? I discuss the characteristics of software that make it valuable, particularly for scientists and engineers.

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Can we trust what we get for free?

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