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ORCID65th ASIST 2002: Philadelphia, PA, USA
- Information, Connetcitons and Community - Proceedings of the 65th ASIS&T Annual Meeting, ASIST 2002, Philadelphia, PA, USA, November 18-21, 2002. Proc. Assoc. Inf. Sci. Technol. 39(1), Wiley 2002
Bibliometrics
- Linda S. Marion:
A tri-citation analysis exploring the citation image of Kurt Lewin. 3-13 - Eugene Garfield, Alexander I. Pudovkin, V. S. Istomin:
Algorithmic citation-linked historiography - Mapping the literature of science. 14-24 - Chaomei Chen
, Katherine W. McCain, Howard D. White, Xia Lin:
Mapping Scientometrics (1981-2001). 25-34 - Theodore A. Morris:
Medical informatics: Market for IS/IT. 35-43
Collaboration & Communication
- Catherine Blake, Wanda Pratt:
Collaborative information synthesis. 44-56 - Deborah Barreau:
Laying the foundation for a virtual department. 57-63 - Seung-Lye Kim, Diane H. Sonnenwald:
Investigating the relationship between learning style preferences and teaching collaboration skills and technology: An exploratory study. 64-73
Education
- Xiangmin Zhang, Linda Strand, Nancy Fisher, Jason Kneip, Olga Ayoub:
Information architecuture as reflected in classrooms. 74-82 - Bin Li, Gregory B. Newby:
Laptop requirement usage and impact in graduate ILS education. 83-91
Information Policy
- Ronald E. Rice, James E. Katz:
Comparing internet and mobile phone digital divides. 92-98 - Roland D. Houston, Sanda Erdelez:
The digital divide: Who really benefits from the proposed solutions for closing the gap. 99-106 - Christine Dufour, Pierrette Bergeron:
The impact of the introduction of web information systems (WIS) on information policies: An analysis of the Canadian federal government policies related to WIS. 107-114
Information Retrieval
- Gerald Benoît:
Weighted Markov chains and graphic state nodes for information retrieval. 115-123 - Ulukbek Ibraev, Kwong Bor Ng, Paul B. Kantor:
Exploration of a geometric model of data fusion. 124-129 - Jack G. Conrad, Joanne S. Claussen, Changwen Yang:
Global vs. localized search: A comparison of database selection methods in a hierarchical environment. 130-139
Information Use
- Christine Marton, Chun Wei Choo:
A question of quality: The effect of source quality on information seeking by women in IT professions. 140-151 - Anita Komlodi, Dagobert Soergel:
Attorneys interacting with legal information systems: Tools for mental model building and task integration. 152-163 - Maureen L. Mackenzie:
Information gathering: The information behaviors of line-managers within a business environment. 164-170
Metadata
- D. Grant Campbell:
Semantic markup for literary scholars: How descriptive markup affects the study and teaching of literature. 171-180 - Ya-Ning Chen, Simon C. Lin, Shu-Jiun Chen:
An application practice of the IFLA FRBR model a metadata case study for the National Palace Museum in Taipei. 181-193 - Hsiao-Tieh Pu:
Discovery of user-oriented class associations for enriching library classification schemes. 194-203
Search Strategies
- Suresh K. Bhavnani, Marcia J. Bates:
Separating the knowledge layers: Cognitive analysis of search knowledge through hierarchical goal decompositions. 204-213 - Gabriel M. Peterson, Kui Chun Su, James E. Ries, MaryEllen C. Sievert:
An examination of natural language as a query formation tool for retrieving information on e-health from Pub Med. 214-219 - Wonsik Shim:
Probing the process of information source selection using Palm Pilots: A pilot study. 220-227
Social Issues
- Rob Kling, Lisa B. Spector, Geoffrey W. McKim:
Locally controlled scholarly publishing via the internet: The guild model. 228-238 - Anu MacIntosh-Murray, Chun Wei Choo:
Information failures and catastrophes: What can we learn by linking information studies and disaster research? 239-249 - Kenton T. Unruh, Karen E. Pettigrew, Joan C. Durrance:
Towards effective evaluation of digital community information systems. 250-259
User Interfaces
- Gerardo Coello, Shirley Ainsworth, Ana María Escalante:
Hermes, the information messenger. Integrating information services and delivering them to the end user. 260-269 - Anselm Spoerri:
How to make audio/video as easy to use and share as text. 270-278 - Wooseob Jeong, Myke Gluck:
Multimodal bivariate thematic maps: Auditory and haptic display. 279-283
User Models I
- Carolyn R. Watters, Wanhong Zheng, Evangelos E. Milios:
Filtering for medical news items. 284-291 - Javier Pereira, Kurt Englmeier, Claudio Rojas:
A model for personal assistance in complex information spaces. 292-297 - Junliang Zhang, Javed Mostafa:
Examining the relationships among user involvement, profile quality, and information filtering performance. 298-306
User Models II
- Luz Marina Quiroga, Javed Mostafa:
Evaluating interest profiles based on users' judgment, interest change, and class specificity in the context of filtering medical documents. 307-315 - Diane Kelly, Nicholas J. Belkin:
A user modeling system for personalized interaction and tailored retrieval in interactive IR. 316-325
Users and IT
- Nahyun Kwon:
Influences of demographic characteristics of community network users on their perceptions and use of the network. 326-337 - Noriko Hara, Rob Kling:
Communities of practice with and without information technology. 338-349 - David Robins, Monica King, David Landry:
The U.S. Library Program: Analysis of the Impact on Staff in Louisiana Public Libraries. 350-358
Visual IR
- Linda Z. Copper:
Cross-cultural preference of visual information in primary school ESL children. 359-364 - Jeff Brunskill, Corinne Jörgensen:
Image attributes: A study of scientific diagrams. 365-375 - Judith Weedman:
Thinking with images: An exploration into information retrieval and knowledge generation. 376-382 - Howard Greisdorf, Brian O'Connor:
What do users see? Exploring the cognitive nature of functional image retrieval. 383-390
Web IR
- William Jones, Susan T. Dumais, Harry Bruce:
Once found, what then? A study of "keeping" behaviors in the personal use of Web information. 391-402 - Seda Özmutlu, Amanda Spink, H. Cenk Özmutlu:
Multimedia Web searching trends. 403-408 - Carolyn R. Watters, Ghada Amoudi:
GeoSearcher: Geospatial ranking of search engine results. 409-416
Webmetrics
- Rong Tang, Mike Thelwall:
Exploring the pattern of links between Chinese university Web sites. 417-424 - Ronny Lempel, Shlomo Moran:
Introducing regulated bias into co-citation ranking schemes on the Web. 425-435 - Liwen Vaughan, Mike Thelwall:
Web link counts correlate with ISI impact factors: Evidence from two disciplines. 436-443
Articles
- Joette Stefl-Mabry, Barbara Lynch, April Hatcher:
Touch, talk, think - technology: Experience and explore educational Web portals with experts. Sponsored by SIG HCI. 447 - David Robins, Gary Marchionini, Louis B. Rosenfeld, Amanda Spink:
User studies and information architecture. Sponsored by SIG USE, SIG IA. 448 - Karen E. Pettigrew, Marcia J. Bates, Joan C. Durrance, Carol Kuhlthau:
What's the use? Extending and revising notions of use and users in information behavior research. Sponsored by SIG USE. 449-450 - James M. Turner, Véronique Moal:
The MetaMap Project. 449-450 - Jian Qin, Elizabeth D. Liddy, Terence R. Smith, Marcia Lei Zeng:
Deeper representation of digital information: From metadata to semantic data. 451 - Julie M. Hurd, Cecelia M. Brown, Joan C. Bartlett, Pat Krietz, Greg Paris:
The role of "unpublished" research in the scholarly communication of scientists: Digital preprints and bioinformation databases. Sponsored by SIG STI, SIG BIO, SIG PUB. 452-453 - Vicki L. Gregory, Tom Terrell, Fred Heath, Doug Rosenoff:
The new un-wired frontier: Wireless computing in library and information centers. Sponsored by SIG LAN. 454-455 - Edward J. Spar, Roy S. (Rick) Rogers IV, Steven A. Schafer:
Designing data collection instruments with reusable metadata for the U.S. Bureau of Census' 2002 Economic Census initiative, using XML. 456-457 - Charles R. McClure, John Carlo Bertot, J. Timothy Sprehe, Jane Bortnick Griffith:
Update on U.S. federal information policies. Sponsored by SIG IFP. 458-459 - Bill Edgar, Pierrette Bergeron, Jerry Miller, Bret Breeding, Katherine M. Shelfer, J. Drew Procaccino, Yolanda Jones, AnnaMarie Del Casale, Larry Nash White, Beverly Colby:
Innovative uses of knowledge management to maintain competitive advantage. Sponsored by SIG MGT, SIG KM. 460-461 - Robert V. Williams, Ben-Ami Lipetz, Emil Levine, George L. Marling, Lee S. Strickland, Edward M. McClure, Rodney Brunt:
Information science and intelligence work: Mutual history lessons from the Cold War. Sponsored by SIG HFIS. 462 - Deanna Morrow Hall, Mark D. West, Paul Germeraad, Claude Vogel, Alan L. Porter:
A state-of-the-art of content analysis. Sponsored by SIG IAE, SIG ALP. 463 - Yvonne D. Gray, Elizabeth D. Liddy, Dale Sanders, Henry Small, Mls Ahip Kathy Moeller:
DataMining for healthcare professionals. Sponsored by SIG MED. 464 - Michèle Cloonan, Anne J. Gilliland-Swetland, Richard Marciano, Kenneth Thibodeau, Ciaran B. Trace:
InterPARES 2: Experiential, interactive, and dynamic records. 465 - Theodore A. Morris, Milton Corn:
The structure of medical informatics. Sponsored by SIG MED. 466 - Hong Xu, Peter Armstrong, Basheerhamad Shadrach, Wendy Sealy, Mary Stansbury:
Digital divide II: Global vs. local content. Sponsored by SIG III. 467-468 - Dagobert Soergel, Samuel Gustman, Mark Kornbluh, Bhuvana Ramabhadran, Jerry Goldman:
Access to large spoken archives: Uses and technology. Sponsored by SIG VIS. 469-470 - Ann Rockley, Steve Manning:
The architecture of content reuse. 471-472 - Dietmar Wolfram, Isola Ajiferuke, J. Stephen Downie, Michael J. Nelson, Jin Zhang:
Informetric applications for information retrieval research. Sponsored by SIG CRS, SIG MET. 473-474 - Michael J. D. Sutton, Michael Stankosky, Susan Gasson, Joanne Twining, Beverly Colby:
Evolution of knowledge management education. Sponsored by SIG MGT, SIG KM. 475 - Edie Rasmussen, Helen Barsky Atkins, Katy Börner, Katherine W. McCain:
Visualizing knowledge domains. Sponsored by SIG CR, SIG VIS. 476-477 - Michel J. Menou, Nadia Caidi:
Global information village plaza - Celebrating SIG/III 20th anniversary. Sponsored by SIG III. 478-479 - K. T. L. Vaughan, Julia Blixrud, Karla Hahn, David Cohn:
The changing face of scientific communication: Developing new models for scholarly publishing in the electronic environment. Sponsored by SIG STI, SIG PUB. 480-481 - Pascal V. Calarco, Jeremy Frumkin, Brenda Bailey-Hainer, Thornton Staples:
Open sourcing the digital library: Open source digital library tools & infrastructure. Sponsored by SIG DL, SIG LAN, SIG PUB. 482 - Yin Zhang, Stan Skrzeszewski, Bhagirathi Subrahmanyam, Cheryl Metoyer, Nathalie Leroy, Nadia Caidi:
Multicultural aspects of information organization and access. Sponsored by SIG III. 483-484 - Marilyn Domas White, Linda Schamber, Carol L. Barry, Judith Bateman:
Current relevance research. Sponsored by SIG USE. 485-486 - P. Scott Lapinski, Carolynn Fitzgerald, Heting Chu:
E-Books rebound. Sponsored by SIG PUB, SIG LAN, SIG DL, SIG STI. 487 - Jody Condit Fagan, Eileen Abels, John V. Richardson Jr., Joanne Silverstein, Margaret Victoria Turqman, Ann K. Randall, Dania Bilal:
Training and coordination for chat reference. Sponsored by SIG ED, SIG USE. 488-489 - Glynn Harmon, Eugene Garfield, Greg Paris, Gary Marchionini, Jody Fagan:
Bioinformatics in information science education. Sponsored by SIG BIO, SIG ED. 490-491 - Nancy K. Roderer, Shirley Dugdale, Barbara M. Wildemuth, Kerryn A. Brandt, Julie M. Hurd:
The library of the future: Interweaving the virtual and the physical. Sponsored by SIG USE, SIG DL, SIG ED. 492 - Jennifer Krueger, Denise Bedford, Merri Beth Lavagnino, Elizabeth Wu, Barbara McFadden Allen, Kimberly Parker, Christine Dufour, Pierrette Bergeron, Beverly Colby:
Wanted: Information specialist, manager, designer, analyst, architect. Sponsored by SIG MGT. 493-494 - Mark Needleman, Eric Miller, James A. Hendler:
The Semantic Web. ASIST standards committee. 495 - Rong Tang, Pascal V. Calarco, Jody Condit Fagan, Sam Stormont, Rob Casson:
Virtual reference services: Exploring the open source options. Sponsored by SIG DL, SIG ED, SIG LAN, SIG STI. 496 - Jonathan Furner, Marcia J. Bates, Michael K. Buckland, Anne J. Gilliland-Swetland:
Conceptions of information as evidence. Sponsored by SIG HFIS. 497-498 - Katherine McNeill-Harman, Elizabeth Roderick, Margret Branschofsky, Caroline Arms:
Foundations of digital libraries: Organizational & management issues. Sponsored by SIG DL, SIG MGT. 499-500 - Dania Bilal, Mary K. Chelton, Yin Zhang, Colleen Cool:
Challenges to children's research: The road ahead. Sponsored by SIG USE. 501-502 - Deborah Klein, John Bosley, Frederick Conrad, Lisl Zach, Linda Schamber:
Methodological issues in user studies. Sponsored by SIG USE. 503-504 - Ruth E. Fenske, Penny O'Connor, Steve Coffman, Charles R. McClure, Bernie Sloan:
Virtual reference: Evolution, evaluation, optimizing the link between providers and users. Sponsored by SIG STI, SIG ED, SIG MGT. 505-507 - Pascal V. Calarco, José-Marie Griffiths, Tim Tirrell, Phillip D. Long, Ed Walker:
Digital libraries supporting distance education. Sponsored by SIG DL, SIG ED, SIG PUB. 508 - Claire McInerney, Elisabeth Davenport, Carol Bekar:
Knowledge management and organizational climate. Sponsored by SIG KM. 509-510 - Chaomei Chen, Katherine W. McCain, Kevin W. Boyack, Xia Lin, Steven A. Morris:
Mapping the knowledge. Sponsored by SIG MET, SIG VIS. 511-512 - Deborah Helman, John Saylor, Saifur Rahman, Kate McNeill-Harman:
NSDL: The National Science, Mathematics, Engineering and Technology Digital Library. Sponsored by SIG STI, SIG DL. 513 - Efthimis N. Efthimiadis, Jens-Erik Mai, Allison White, Robert Robinson:
Media asset retrieval systems. Sponsored by SIG CR, SIG USE, SIG DL, SIG HCI, SIG VIS. 514-515 - David V. Chevaliér, Frank Lamb, Robert Dow, Ginger Hamilton:
USDA Forest Service: Content analysis developments for natural resource management. 516-517 - Samantha K. Hastings, Timothy Rowe, Daniel Gelaw, Elise Lewis, Walter Noot, Miguel A. Morales Arroyo, Brian O'Connor:
Designing information communities for the 3D environment. Sponsored by SIG VIS, SIG DL. 518 - Michel J. Menou, John Agada, Christina Courtright:
Bridging the digital divide as capacity building for the information economy. Sponsored by John Agada and SIG III. 519-520 - Sanda Erdelez, Elaine G. Toms, Kevin S. Rioux, Makiko Miwa:
Opportunistic acquisition of information: The new frontier for information user studies. Sponsored by SIG USE. 521-522 - Ronald E. Day, Elisabeth Davenport, Leah A. Lievrouw:
Community and forms of knowledge. Sponsored by SIG KM, SIG HFIS. 523-524 - James M. Turner, Howard Besser, Abby A. Goodrum, Samantha K. Hastings:
Current research in digital image management. Sponsored by SIG VIS. 525-526 - Francis Miksa, Jain Qin, Jane Greenberg, Edward T. O'Neill, Grete Pasch:
Subject metadata from the other side. Sponsored by SIG CR. 527-528 - Colleen Cuddy, Carol Wu, Stuart Spore, Mark Needleman, Peter Schlumpf:
Working with or around your ILS?: Solutions from the real world. Sponsored by SIG LAN. 529-530 - Liwen Vaughan, Michel J. Menou, John Agada, Charles Kenny, Leah A. Lievrouw, Yu-Hong Zhou:
Information society metrics in the global environment. Sponsored by SIG-III. 531-533 - Abby A. Goodrum:
Image search moves on the Web: An exploratory study. 537-538 - Allison Brueckner:
Government & community building: A study of Michigan local governments online. 539-541 - Jeffrey Pomerantz:
Question types in digital reference: An evaluation of question taxonomies. 542 - Susan Wiedenbeck, Cynthia L. Corritore, Beverly Kracher:
Preliminary testing of a model for online trust. 543-544 - Gene Major, Lola M. Olsen:
Integrating traditional user-based search and retrieval with information technologies for metadata sharing in a global environmental change information system. 545-546 - Jenna Hartel:
Appetite for information in the hobby of cooking. 547-548 - Haidar Moukdad:
Language-based retrieval of Web documents: An analysis of the Arabic-recognition capabilities of two major search engines. 551 - Katherine W. McCain, Roger A. McCain:
Mapping "a beautiful mind: " A comparison of the author cocitation PFNets for John Nash, John Harsanyi, and Reinhard Selten - the three winners of the 1994 Nobel Prize for Economics. 552-553 - Lorraine Normore, Mark Bendig:
Using visualization and structured metadata for information exploration. 554-555 - Sheila O. Denn, W. John MacMullen:
The ambiguous bioinformatics domain: A conceptual map of information science applications for molecular biology. 556-558 - Cavan McCarthy, Murilo Bastos da Cunha:
Reducing the information gap: Digital library development in Brazil. 559-561 - Min Song, Xia Lin:
Interactive visualization system with multidimensional scaling. 562-563 - Joan C. Bartlett, Elaine G. Toms:
Capturing, modeling and utilizing bioinformatics expertise. 564-565 - Angela Heath:
Using social network analysis to study the interaction patterns in an online knowledge community. 566-567 - M. Lovetta James:
Teachers' attitudes towards computer adoption: An integrated theoretical perspective. 568 - Shoichi Taniguchi:
A conceptual model for cataloging process. 569-570
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