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ASIS Annual Meeting, October 24-29, Pittsburgh
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Richard Hill)
Thu Aug 13 20:07:28 1998
Date: Thu, 13 Aug 1998 16:34:51 -0500
From: Richard Hill <rhill@asis.org>
To: PACS-L@LISTSERV.UH.EDU
Reply-To: Public-Access Computer Systems Forum <PACS-L@LISTSERV.UH.EDU>
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ASIS 1998 Annual Meeting
October 24-30, 1998
Pittsburgh Hilton, Pittsburgh, PA
For complete conference description, schedule and registration information,
see <http://www.asis.org>, email meetings@asis.org, call (301) 495-0900, or
write to the address below.
Information and knowledge are rapidly becoming available to anyone, located
anywhere, at any time. Information science has provided many of the key
elements in making global information accessible to those who need it. The
ASIS 1998 Annual meeting will examine information access and what it means
in a global information economy.
* Featured Sessions *
HERBERT A. SIMON. Recipient of the Nobel Prize in Economic
Sciences, the National Medal of Science; the A.M. Turing Award
of the Association for Computing Machinery (with Allen
Newell)... recognized as part-founder of Artificial
Intelligence, of *cognitive science and of computer science.
HAL R. VARIAN, Dean of the School of Information Management and
Systems at the University of California at Berkeley; also
Professor in the Haas School of Business & the Department of
Economics.
PERSPECTIVES ON UNIVERSAL SERVICE: MYTHS, REALTIES, AND MADNESS.
Charles McClure, John Carlo Bertot, Jean-Claude Burgelman
(invited), Andrew Magpantay, Milton Mueller and others.
SAMPLE TOPICS:
* New Interfaces for Information Visualization
* UNICODE: Standards, Implementation Issues, & Future Directions
* Using the Web for Global Business Intelligence
* Designing Discipline-Oriented Information Systems
* Classificatory Structures: Applications & Integration
* Intellectual Property
* Digital Libraries in the K-12 Environment
* Retrieval of non-Textual Documents
* The Ethics of Access: Global Perspectives
* Knowledge Discovery in Databases -- Tools & Techniques for
Collaboration
* User Modeling Research & IR Systems Design
* Information Retrieval Technology
* Organizing Images/Visuo-Spatial Data for Retrieval: From
Indexing to Metadata
* Web Effects on Global Economies
* Electronic Scholarship
* International Classification and Subject Analysis Research
* Web Searching
* Economics of Web Link Collections
* Cross Language Applications & Large Scale Vocabularies
* Evaluating Services
* Accessing Full-text: Integrating Electronic Resources
* Social and Organizational Informatics
Pre Conference Seminars (All courses 9-5 unless specified. Separate
registration required.)
Saturday, October 24
* Finding the Right Stuff: Using and Evaluating Internet Search
Engines (Half Day, 9:00am - 1:00pm)
* Vocabulary Management and Thesaurus Development
Introduction to Dynamic HTML (DHTML)Part 1: JavaScript
(Presented in cooperation with the University of Pittsburgh.)
Sunday, October 25
* Introduction to Dynamic HTML (DHTML) Part 2: Cascading Style
Sheets (Presented in cooperation with the University of
Pittsburgh.)
* Delivering Databases via the World Wide Web
* Introduction to Image Databases
* Digital Libraries: Computer Concepts & Technologies for Managing
Library Collections
* Building the Virtual "Intranet" Knowledge Center
* The Role of Information Management In Knowledge Management -
Stimulating Creativity and Innovation Through Information.
* Statistics for Practitioners and Readers of Research:
A Practical Update (Half day, 9:00am - Noon)
* 9th Classification Research Workshop ( 8:30 am - 5:00 pm)
Richard Hill
Executive Director
American Society for Information Science
8720 Georgia Avenue, Suite 501
Silver Spring, MD 20910
http://www.asis.org
rhill@asis.org
