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ORCID67th ASIST 2004: Providence, RI, USA
- Managing and Enhancing Information: Cultures and Conflicts - Proceedings of the 67th ASIS&T Annual Meeting, ASIST 2004, Providence, Rhode Island, USA, November 12-17, 2004. Proc. Assoc. Inf. Sci. Technol. 41(1), Wiley 2004
Disciplinary Issues
- Kendra S. Albright, Dick Kawooya:
The role of information in Uganda's reduction of HIV/AIDS prevalence: The Rakai Project and World Vision cases. 3-10 - Christine Dufour, Pierrette Bergeron:
Contribution of information professionals in the multidisciplinary world of web information systems (WIS). 11-19 - Jenny Fry
, Sanna Talja:
The cultural shaping of scholarly communication: Explaining e-journal use within and across academic fields. 20-30 - Anne Holohan:
The UNDP: From a hierarchy to an information based network organization. 31-39 - Maureen L. Mackenzie:
Can the research presented at the annual conference help to define the association? An exploratory study. 40-44 - Paul Sturges:
Information in the Namibian national liberation struggle (1966-1989): Applying a model. 45-53 - Rong Tang:
Evolution of the interdisciplinary characteristics of information and library science. 54-63 - Carol Tenopir, Peiling Wang, Richard Pollard, Yan Zhang, Beverly Simmons:
Use of electronic science journals in the undergraduate curriculum: An observational study. 64-71 - Dangzhi Zhao:
Web-based and print journal-based scholarly communication in the XML research field: A look at the intellectual structure. 72-83
Digital Libraries
- Brian Detlor, Vivian Lewis:
Library portals: The impact of the library information environment on information seeking success. 84-92 - Irene Lopatovska, Fatih Oguz, William E. Moen:
Design, development, and implementation of a Texas library directory database: A multipurpose database for the library of Texas. 93-101 - Jeffrey Pomerantz, Charles R. McClure:
Evaluation of a statewide collaborative chat-based reference service: Approaches and directions. 102-109
User Behavior
- Bing Bai, Kwong Bor Ng, Ying Sun, Paul B. Kantor, Tomek Strzalkowski:
The institutional dimension of document quality judgments. 110-118 - Judit Bar-Ilan:
Blogarians - A new breed of librarians. 119-128 - Harry Bruce, William Jones, Susan T. Dumais:
Keeping and re-finding information on the web: What do people do and what do they need? 129-137 - Karl Fast, D. Grant Campbell:
"I still like Google": University student perceptions of searching OPACs and the web. 138-146 - Sheng-Cheng Huang, Chao-Hsiu Chen, Hsin-Liang Chen:
A case study of communication channels in a graduate program. 147-155 - Xiaoli Huang, Dagobert Soergel:
Relevance judges' understanding of topical relevance types: An explication of an enriched concept of topical relevance. 156-167 - Melanie Kellar, Carolyn R. Watters, Jack Duffy, Michael A. Shepherd:
Effect of task on time spent reading as an implicit measure of interest. 168-175 - Christopher Peter Lueg:
The hidden impacts of anti-spam measures and their contribution to the digital divide: An exploratory study. 176-183 - Maureen L. Mackenzie:
The cultural influences of information flow at work: Manager information behavior documented. 184-190 - Diane Nahl:
Measuring the affective information environment of web searchers. 191-197 - Robert Rao, Erica Wiseman, Kimiz Dalkir:
Public access to information and the creation of an 'information commons'. 198-205 - Howard Rosenbaum, Kyoung Hee Joung:
Socio-Technical interaction networks as a tool for understanding digital libraries. 206-212 - Amanda Spink, Minsoo Park, Bernard J. Jansen:
Information task switching and multitasking web search. 213-217 - Peiling Wang, Stephen Bales, Jason Rieger, Yan Zhang:
Survey of learners' knowledge structures: Rationales, methods and instruments. 218-228 - Meng Yang, Gary Marchionini:
Exploring users' video relevance criteria - A pilot study. 229-238
System Design
- Pooja Bajracharya, Snehasis Mukhopadhyay:
A learning approach to the database selection problem in the presence of dynamic user interests and database contents. 239-248 - Colleen Cool, Hong (Iris) Xie:
How can IR help mechanisms be more helpful to users? 249-255 - Monica Desai, Amanda Spink:
An approach to document clustering based on system relevance. 256-266 - Andrew Dillon, Lisa Kleinman, Randolph G. Bias, Gil Ok Choi, Don Turnbull:
Reading and searching digital documents: An experimental analysis of the effects of image quality on user performance and perceived effort. 267-273 - Caroline M. Eastman, Bernard J. Jansen:
The appropriate (and inappropriate) use of query operators and their effect on web search results. 274-279 - Bernard J. Jansen, Michael D. McNeese:
Investigating automated assistance and implicit feedback for searching systems. 280-286 - Corinne Jörgensen:
The visual indexing vocabulary: Developing a thesaurus for indexing images across diverse domains. 287-293 - Peter Jörgensen:
A flexible image browsing interface tester: Design, implementation and preliminary results in a face recognition test. 294-299 - Hyun Hee Kim, Soo Young Rieh, Tae Kyoung Ahn, Woo Kwon Chang:
Implementing an ontology-based knowledge management system in the Korean financial firm environment. 300-309 - H. Cenk Özmutlu, Fatih Çavdur, Seda Özmutlu, Amanda Spink:
Neural network applications for automatic new topic identification on excite web search engine data logs. 310-316 - H. Cenk Özmutlu, Seda Özmutlu:
An architecture for SCS: A specialized web crawler on the topic of security. 317-326 - Frederick A. Peck, Suresh K. Bhavnani, Marilyn H. Blackmon, Dragomir R. Radev:
Exploring the use of natural language systems for fact identification: Towards the automatic construction of healthcare portals. 327-338 - Kara Reuter, Allison Druin:
Bringing together children and books: An initial descriptive study of children's book searching and selection behavior in a digital library. 339-348 - Robert Rittman, Nina Wacholder, Paul B. Kantor, Kwong Bor Ng, Tomek Strzalkowski, Ying Sun:
Adjectives as indicators of subjectivity in documents. 349-359 - Abebe Rorissa, Samantha K. Hastings:
Free sorting of images: Attributes used for categorization. 360-366 - Min Song, Il-Yeol Song, Xiaohua Hu:
Designing and developing an automatic interactive keyphrase extraction system with Unified Modeling Language (UML). 367-372 - Anselm Spoerri:
Visual search editor for composing meta searches. 373-382 - Ying Sun, Paul B. Kantor, Tomek Strzalkowski, Robert Rittman, Nina Wacholder:
Cross evaluation - A pilot application of a new evaluation mechanism. 383-392
Information Organization
- Brian D. Davison:
The potential of the metasearch engine. 393-402 - Elizabeth Figa, Paul Tarau, Jesse Ephraim:
Enhancing the virtual storytelling experience with metadata driven voice enabled conversational agents. 403-410 - Stephanie W. Haas, Debbie A. Travers:
Issues in the development of a thesaurus for patients' chief complaints in the emergency department. 411-417 - Jihyun Kim, Elizabeth Yakel:
Encoded archival description (EAD): Adoption and implementation. 418-426 - David W. Marlow, James M. Nyce:
Speak now and forever record your piece: Information use in technical trouble tickets. 427-436 - Marianne Lykke Nielsen:
Task-based evaluation of associative thesaurus in real-life environment. 437-447 - Carole L. Palmer, Melissa H. Cragin, Timothy P. Hogan:
Information at the intersections of discovery: Case studies in neuroscience. 448-455 - Carole L. Palmer, Ellen Knutson:
Metadata practices and implications for federated collections. 456-462 - Hsiao-Tieh Pu, Lee-Feng Chien:
Integrating log-based and text-based methods towards automatic web thesaurus construction. 463-471
Resources and Services
- Bill Edgar:
A theoretical approach to university library strategy. 472-478 - Yunkeum Kim:
Managing and assessing internet service needs and use of under-served populations at public libraries. 479-487 - Loet Leydesdorff, Jin Bihui:
Mapping the Chinese Science Citation Database. 488-495 - Scott Nicholson:
A conceptual framework for the holistic measurement and cumulative evaluation of library services. 496-506 - Alexander I. Pudovkin, Eugene Garfield:
Rank-normalized impact factor: A way to compare journal performance across subject categories. 507-515 - Liwen Vaughan, Debora Shaw:
Can web citations be a measure of impact? An investigation of journals in the life sciences. 516-526 - Weiping Yue, Concepción S. Wilson:
An integrated approach for the analysis of factors affecting journal citation impact in clinical neurology. 527-536
Disciplinary Issues
- Laurie J. Bonnici, Maurice Blaustein, Elizabeth Figa, Kathryn La Barre, Shawne D. Miksa:
Ain't Ms. Behavin': More pioneering women in information science (SIG HFIS). 539-540 - Nadia Caidi, Michel J. Menou:
3rd Global Information Village Plaza - The power of 'what ifs' (SIG USE). 541-542 - Nadia Caidi:
National security policies: Implications for information flow and scholarly exchange (SIG III, IFP). 543 - Blaise Cronin, David Blair, Ron Day, Elisabeth Davenport, Kristin R. Eschenfelder:
Social informatics: A rubric with an identity crisis? 544 - Mari Davis, Henry Small, Elie Geisler, Chaomei Chen, Jian Qin, Ji-Hong Park, Sofía Liberman, Jane M. Russell, Blaise Cronin, Caroline Haythornthwaite, Kelly Maglaughlin, Diane H. Sonnenwald, Concepción S. Wilson, Linda S. Marion, Caroline S. Wagner:
Studying scientific collaboration. Part 1: Methodology for investigating collaboration. Part 2: Research papers - collaboration in action. 545-549 - Patricia Jean Flanagan, Sangtae Kim, Gary Foley, Neil Beagrie:
E-science: The new environment for scientific and technical information management (SIG STI). 550 - Andrea Goncalves, P. K. Jain, Merlyna Lim, Duncan Wambogo Omole, Nathalie Leroy:
The state of libraries and information services in developing countries (SIG III). 551-552 - Trudi Bellardo Hahn, Liwen Vaughan:
Sounding out the members - A discussion of the 2003 ASIST membership survey. 553 - Brian C. O'Connor, David Blair, Howard D. White, Francis Miksa, Jens-Erik Mai, Shawne D. Miksa:
Knowledge, information and behavior - A tribute to Patrick Wilson (SIG HFIS, CR). 554 - Julian Warner, Shawne D. Miksa, David Blair, Laurie J. Bonnici, Francis Miksa:
Outside theory on the inside of LIS (SIG HFIS, CR). 555-556
Digital Libraries
- Deborah Barreau, Susan G. Braun, Luz Marina Quiroga, Paul Nieuwenhuysen, Ingrid Hsieh-Yee, Javed Mostafa, Jeffrey Pomerantz:
Digital library education and training. 557 - Jeannette Allis Bastian, Gregory Colati, Elizabeth Yakel, Kelly S. Drake:
Digital memories/mediated memories: Influences on the creation of archival and cultural web sites. 558 - Neil Beagrie, Amy Friedlander, G. Sayeed Choudhury, Charles Myers, Suzie Allard:
Digital preservation: Spanning the distance from past to future (SIG DL, STI). 559-560 - John Carlo Bertot, Charles R. McClure, William E. Moen:
Assessing digital libraries: Evaluation strategies, practices, and issues. 561 - Ching-chih Chen, Paul Nieuwenhuysen, Ana M. B. Pavani, Suzie Allard:
Building digital libraries through collaboration within and between nations (SIG DL, III). 562-563 - Marija Dalbello, Tefko Saracevic, Carole L. Palmer, Mentor Cana:
Diffusion of knowledge in the field of digital library development: How is the field shaped by visionaries, engineers, and pragmatists? 564-566 - Elisabeth Davenport, Pierrette Bergeron, Mariam Ginman, Yves Marcoux, Diane H. Sonnenwald, Sanna Talja, Isto Vatanen:
The concept of the source in a world of multiple channels. 567-568 - Vicki L. Gregory, Diane Austin, Tom Terrell:
Use of a virtual community to enhance communication and improve student learning outcomes. 569 - Leslie Johnston, Margret Branschofsky, Michael R. Leach:
Digital library repository service planning and development. 570 - Luz Marina Quiroga, Brian Hilligoss, Javed Mostafa, Zuzana Hlavackova, Leslie Wood, Xin Chen, Shona R. Dippie:
Digital libraries for consumer health information (SIG DL). 571-572 - Gregory M. Shreve, Lois Mai Chan, Marcia Lei Zeng, Daqing He, Yin Zhang:
Important technical issues for digital libraries with multiple collections, different languages, and diverse audiences (SIG III, DL). 573-574
User Behavior
- Dania Bilal, Allison Druin, Sanda Erdelez, Karen E. Fisher, Diane Nahl:
Emotional design: The influential role of affect in information behavior (SIG USE). 575 - David Blair, Brian C. O'Connor, Laurie J. Bonnici, Bradley S. Chilton, Baris Aksakal:
Perspectives of information seeking and gathering behavior in high-risk professions. 576 - Katriina Byström, Louise Limberg, Annelise Mark Pejtersen, Nils Pharo, Olof Sundin, Nicholas J. Belkin, Carol Kuhlthau:
Conceptions of task as a methodological issue: Scandinavians on information seeking and retrieval research (SIG USE). 577-579 - Efthimis N. Efthimiadis, David G. Hendry, Pamela A. Savage-Knepshield, Carol Tenopir, Peiling Wang:
Mental models of information retrieval systems. 580-581 - Jens-Erik Mai, Hanne Albrechtsen, Raya Fidel, Annelise Mark Pejtersen:
Cognitive work analysis: The study of work, actors, and activities. 582-583 - David Robins, Anabel Quan-Haase, Caroline Haythornthwaite, Julie Hersberger, Catherine Johnson:
Social network analysis as a means of exploring "users". 584-585 - Barbara M. Wildemuth, Kristin R. Eschenfelder, Brendan Luyt, Pnina Shachaf, Noriko Hara, Bin Li:
Empowering users: Cultures and conflicts from social informatics perspectives (SIG USE). 586-587
System Design
- Howard Griesdorf, Corinne Jörgensen, Peter Jörgensen, Diane Neal, Brian O'Connor, Ray Uzwyshyn:
Information visualization: Highlights, histories and futures. 588-589 - Samantha K. Hastings, James G. Jones, Elise Lewis, Bill McDonald, Sam Quigley, Paul Roy:
Hot topics panel: Advances in 3D image applications. 590 - Xia Lin, Jin Zhang, Allison Druin, Javed Mostafa, Dietmar Wolfram:
Information visualization for searching and browsing: Theories and applications (SIG HCI). 591-592 - Mark Needleman, Jenny Walker:
The NISO metasearch initiative. 593 - Tefko Saracevic, Sanda Erdelez, Myke Gluck, Boryung Ju, Lisl Zach:
Diligently seeking collaboration: Cooperation and communication between system-centered and user-centered designers (SIG USE). 594-595 - K. T. L. Vaughan, Jon Jablonski, Cameron Marlow, Sunir Shah, Ross Mayfield:
Beyond the sandbox: Wikis and blogs that get work done (SIG STI). 596
Information Organisation
- Jonathan Furner, Birger Hjørland, Gregory S. Hunter, Richard P. Smiraglia:
Document, record, work: The basic unit of analysis in information studies. 597-598 - William Jones, Jens-Erik Mai, Marcia J. Bates, Gary Marchionini, Annelise Mark Pejtersen:
Why can't Johnny file? And what can we do to help? 599 - Richard P. Smiraglia, Jonathan Furner, Birger Hjørland, Jack Andersen:
Interdisciplinary concepts of the 'work' entity - Crossing cultural boundaries for information retrieval. 600-601 - Tom Terrell, Margret Branschofsky, Wen-Yuan Hsiao, Sara Tarr, Jian Qin:
Metadata and ontologies to support training and learning processes. 602-603
Knowledge Management and Use
- Joseph A. Busch, Suzanne Christina, Jayne Dutra, Robert Allen:
Managing information from scientific research projects: Exposing hidden knowledge. 604 - Suliman Hawamdeh, Thomas J. Froehlich, Taverekere (Kanti) Srikantaiah, Abdus Sattar Chaudhry, Yun-Ke Chang, Miguel A. Morales Arroyo:
Challenges in knowledge management education. 605-606 - Kris Liberman, Jessica Baumgart, Garrett Eastman, Christina K. Pikas:
Blogs for information dissemination and knowledge management. 607 - Maureen L. Mackenzie, Bill Edgar, Julie Hersberger, Joseph Kasten, Don Turnbull:
Information-related management issues: Examining the applicability of research methodologies. 608-609
Resources and Services
- Julie Arnold, Peter Armenti, Boris Katz, Scott Nicholson, R. David Lankes:
Reference services and knowledge bases: When is help helpful? 610-611 - Colleen Cook, Yunkeum Kim:
LibQUAL+(TM): Library service quality assessment (SIG MGT, KM). 612
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