ASIST 2003 Annual Meeting Schedule


	Conference Schedule


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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2003
9:00am-5:00pm	Seminar Government Intrusion vs. Induvidual Liberty: Understanding the 4th Amendment and the USA Patrio Act - Cancelled
	Seminar Implementing a Taxonomy, Marjorie Hlava, Jay Ven Eman (separate fee)
6:00pm	Governance Budget and Finance Committee

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2003
8:30am-5:00pm	SIG CR Workshop (separate fee)
9:00am-5:00pm	Governance 2003 Board of Directors
9:00am-5:00pm	Seminar Responding to Judicial Process: A Guide to Search Warrants, Subpoenas and Otherwise - Cancelled
	Seminar Information Modeling Using XML, Bob Boiko (separate fee)
	Seminar How to Build a Thesaurus, Marjorie Hlava, Jay Ven Eman (separate fee)
1:00pm-6:00pm	SIG USE Workshop (separate fee)

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2003
8:30-12:00noon	Seminar Personal Information Management, William Jones, Harry Bruce (separate fee)
9:00am	Governance Chapter Assembly
10:30am	Gevernance SIG Cabinet
11:30am	New Member and First Conference Orientation Brunch
1:00pm	Keynote Plenary: Humanizing Information Technology: New Directions in Information Science Practice Interfaces for People: Design for Emotion, Image, and Sound. Jodi Forlizzi, Carnegie Mellon University Digital Asset Management and Electronic Archives. Anne Gilliland-Swetland, Dept. of Information Studies, UCLA Library Portals and Enterprise Intranets. Brian Detlor, Information Systems, McMaster University
3:30pm	Sessions by Track:
History	Relevance	User-Centered Design	Theoretical Issues	Information Retrieval	Leadership
HFIS Pioneering Women in Information Science. J. Furner, A. Justice, L. Bonnici, H. Plant, S.D. Miksa, K. La Barre	USE, CRS Advancing Relevance Research: Theory Integration, Methodological Progress, and Critical Questions. P. Wang, K. Bystrom, C. Cool, S. Mizzaro, T. Saracevic, P. Vakkari, M.D. White	Contributed Papers Developing a User-process Model for Designing Menu-based Interfaces: An Exploratory Study. B. Ju, M. Gluck Use Scenarios in the Development of the Alexandria Digital Earth Prototype (ADEPT) . R. Gazan, G. Leazer, C. L. Borgman, A. Gilliland-Swetland, L. Smart, D. Ancona, R. Nilsson Multitasking Web Searching and Implications for Design. S. Ozmutlu, H. C. Ozmutlu, A. Spink	HFIS, CRIT Death of the User. H. Rosenbaum, E. Davenport, L. Lievrouw, R. Day	Contributed Papers Toward Machine Understanding of Information Quality. R Tang, K.B. Ng, T. Strzalkowski, P. Kantor Identification of Effective Predictive Variables for Document Qualities. K.B. Ng, P. Kantor, R. Tang , R. Rittman, S. Small, P. Song , T. Strzalkowski , Y. Sun, and N. Wacholder. Multi-document Summarization of Dissertation Abstracts Using a Variable-based Framework. S. Ou, C. Khoo, D.H. Goh	“Show Me the Money” ASIST Leadership Development Program Tools and tips for chapter and SiG leaders who want to learn how to incorporate the money element into their projects. Shahla Bahavar, LACASIS; D. Bedford, World Bank; Marjorie M.K. Hlava, Access Innovations; A. Wallace, LACASIS
3:30pm	Leadership Develpment Program
6:00pm	Welcome Reception and SIG RUSH

MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2003
8:00am	Keynote Plenary: Humanizing Information Technology: New Theoretical Approaches in Play Anthropological Approaches to Information Seeking. Pamela Sandstrom, Ph.D., Library, Purdue University at Fort Wayne Domain Analysis: A Socio-Cognitive Orientation for Information Science Research. Birger Hjørland, Royal School of Library and Information Science, Copenhagen, Denmark The Social Construction of Information Systems. Leigh Star, Communication, University of California, San Diego
10:30am	Sessions by Track:
User-Centered Design	Business & Mgmt Informatics	Virtual Reference Services	Information Organization	Information Policy	Information Science Futures
USE Usability in Practice: Avoiding Pitfalls and Seizing Opportunities. S. Hirsh, R. Bias, B. Wildemuth, A. Druin	MGT Management and Information Studies: Exploring the Connections. W. Edgar, J. Hersberger, A. MacIntosh-Murray, M. Mackenzie	STI Subject-Based Virtual Reference: Avenues and Vehicles for Success. J. Edelman, J. Chen, J. Pomerantz, D. Kresh, J. Arnold	Contributed Papers Lexical Inference Mechanisms for Text Understanding and Classification. E. Figa, P. Tarau Procedures for Mapping Vocabularies from Non-Professional Discourse A Case Study: Consumer Medical Vocabulary. T. Tse, D. Soergel Experimental Study of Index Terms and Information Access. N. Wacholder, M. Sharp, L. Liu, X. Yuan, P. Song	IFP, III Transborder Data Flow: Implications for Information Dissemination and Policies Between U.S., Canada and Mexico. N. Caidi, P. Bergeron, C. Dufour, J. Cortes, S. Warwick	HFIS A Science of Public Knowledge? Theoretical Foundations of LIS. C. Wilson, S. Miksa, A. Coleman, J. Warner
12:30pm	POSTERS with Presenters Present
12:30pm	Governance Constitution and Bylaws Committee Education Committee Nominations Committee Membership Committee
2:00pm	Sessions by Track:
User-Centered Design	Business & Mgmt Informatics	Virtual Reference Services	Information Organization	Information Policy	Information Science Futures
HCI User Centered Design -Science or Window Dressing? N. Belkin, A. Dillon, G. Marchionini, J. Stefl-Mabry	Contributed Papers Impact of a Corporate Merger on the Information Seeking Behaviors of Research Practitioners . S. Hirsh, J. Dinkekacker Information Gathering Revealed Within the Social Network of Line-Managers. M. Mackenzie, Measuring Profitability Impacts of Information Technology: Use of Risk Adjusted Measures. A. Singh, G. Harmon	LT New Standards for Networked Reference Services. M. Needleman, D. Dinberg, C. Cuddy	Contributed Papers Understanding Statistical Concepts and Terms in Context: The GovStat Ontology and the Statistical Interactive Glossary. S. Haas, M. Pattuelli, R. T. Brown A Text Corpus Approach to an Analysis of the Shared Use of Core Terminology . T. Patrick, ME Sievert, J. C. Reid, F. Rice, J. Gigantelli, J. Schiffman, M.E. Shelton The Role of Special Language in Relation to Knowledge Organization. M. Thellefsen	IFP, III The Public Domain Under Pressure. P. Uhlir, S. Arunachalam, T. Moritz	ED Student Award Winning Papers. B. Wildemuth, Coordinator
4:00pm	Sessions by Track:
User-Centered Design	Business & Mgmt Informatics	Virtual Reference Services	Information Organization	Information Policy	Information Science Futures
HCI The Organizational Layer of the User Interface. D. Barreau, G. Marchionini, S. Haas, D. Mendonca	Contributed Papers Managing Social Capital as Knowledge Management - Some Specification and Representation Issues. E. Davenport, M. Graham, J. Kennedy, K. Taylor Dimensions of Human-Work Interaction: A Preliminary Analysis for the Design of a Corporate Digital Library. H. Xie Perception Difference between Users and Information Professionals - A Case Study of TaiPower. C. Yang, C. Wu Homeland Security and Information Control: A Model of Asymmetric Information Flows. T. Maxwell	Getting Your Money's Worth: Samuelson's General Equilibrium Model Applied to Participation in Cooperative Virtual Reference Services. J. Janes, L. Mon, L. Harris, M. Saxton	CR, DL, HCI Metadata for the Description of Broadcast Assets. E. Efthimiadis, J.E. Mai, P. Burrows, E. Leones, D. Kniesner	III, IFP The 2nd Global Information Village Plaza: Connecting Multi-Cultural, Multi-Lingual and Multi-Media Universes. N. Caidi, M. Menou, organizers	ALISE, ED Who Will Teach the Next Generation of Information Professionals? A. Dorr, and representatives from Communications and Information Systems programs; two reactors from LIS programs. V. Walter will moderate.
5:00pm	Governance Student Chapter Advisors Awards and Honors Committee Standards Committee Leadership Development
7:00pm	Alumni Reception
8:00pm	International Reception

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2003
Governance SIG Planning Sessions as Scheduled by SIGs and the SIG Cabinet Director
8:30am	Sessions by Track:
Genres/ Documentary Forms	International Information Issues	Information Seeking and Use	Digital & Brick Library Management		Searching/Use of New Information Technologies	Design for Children
HFIS, CR, VIS Visual Containment of Cultural Forms: An Examination of Visual Epistemologies and Scopic Regimes M. Breitenstein, M. Dalbello, R. Day, A. Simonds, M. Tang	III, MGT Sharing and Accessing Internet Resources Across Barriers of Nation, Language, and Collection. L. Vaughan, M. Thelwall, S. He, G. Shreve, M. Zeng	Contributed Papers Undergraduate Science Students and Electronic Scholarly Journals. C. Tenopir, R. Pollard, P. Wang, D. Greene, E. Kline, J. Krummen, R. Kirk Information Communities: Characteristics Gleaned from Studies of Three Online Networks . K. Fisher, J. Durrance, K. Unruh Fitting Users’ Needs into Web-Based Area Studies Resources: A Study of the Latin American Network Information Center (LANIC) . B. Letalien, H. Chen	LT E-Commerce in Libraries. H. Fogelberg, M. Hlava, A. Pannell, P. Scott		Contributed Papers Enriched Video Semantic Metadata: Authorization, Integration, and Presentation. X. Mu, G. Marchionini The Role of Narrative in Understanding Digital Video: An Exploratory Analysis. T. Wilkens, A. Hughes, B. Wildemuth, G. Marchionini Searching Large Collections of Recorded Speech: A Preliminary Study. J. Kim, D. Oard, D. Soergel	Contributed Papers Draw and Tell: Children as Designers of Web Interfaces. D. Bilal Children as Designers of Web Portals. A. Large, J. Beheshti, V. Nesset, L. Bowler
10:30am	Sessions by Track:
Genres/ Documentary Forms	International Information Issues	Information Seeking and Use	Digital & Brick Library Management		Searching/Use of New Information Technologies	Design for Children
CR, HFIS Genres & Knowledge Organization. C. Bazerman, M. Dahlstrom, R. Dalgaard, J. Andersen	III, MGT New Information Models for Rural Populations in Developing Countries. T. Carbo, I. Njoku, P.R. Goswami, P. K. Jain	USE Information Behavior in Everyday Life: Research on Street-Level Sex Workers, New Immigrants, and Hair Stylists. K. Fisher, L. Baker, C. Brown	Contributed Papers Electronic Library: A TERI Experiment. D. Kar, S. Deb, S. Kumar The Library as a Learning Organization and the Climate for Updating in a Period of Rapidly Changing Technologies, E. Auster, D.C. Chan		Contributed Papers An Analysis of Web Image Queries for Search. H.T. Pu Image Querying by Image Professionals. C. & P. Jorgensen Personalization via Collaboration in Web Retrieval Systems. A Goker, D He	USE, DL Designing Digital Information Technologies for Children. A. Druin, C. McInerney, L. Cooper, J. Abbas, D. Bilal
12:00noon - 1:45pm	Awards Luncheon
2:00pm	Sessions by Track:
Genres/ Documentary Forms	International Information Issues	Information Seeking and Use	Digital & Brick Library Management		Searching/Use of New Information Technologies	Design for Children
HFIS The Revival of the Concept of Documents in the Theoretical Foundation of Information Science. J Andersen, M. Buckland, B. Hjørland	III World Summit on the Information Society. N. Leroy, J. Warner, T. N. Ca	STI, DL The Impact of Digitization of Scientific Information on the Scholarly Communication of Scientists. C. Anderson, T. Bremholm, C. Brown, B. Hemminger, K.T.L. Vaughan	KM, MGT Maturity Models and Benchmarks in Knowledge Management. M. Durham, F. Bianchetti, J. Sparks, S. Boettger		Contributed Papers Typology of Ambiguity on Representation of Information Problem: An Exploratory Study. Y. Kim Priming the Query Specification Process. E.Toms, L. Freund Perceptions and Effects of a System’s Usability by Experience Level. M. Alexander, H. Chen
4:00pm	ASIST ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING			NISO ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING
5:30pm	Governance Bulletin Advisory Meeting
8:00pm	SIG CON

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 2003
8:30am	Sessions by Track:
Organization of Information	Information Policy	Bibliometric & Related Research	Bio/Med/Pharm Informatics	New Information Technologies	Information Seekers, I-II Historical Resources, III
CR Humanizing Information Retrieval: Organizing "Works." R. Smiraglia, A. Carlyle, E. O'Neill, P. LeBoeuf, A. Coleman	IFP, TIS, MED, ED Exploring the Dark Side: Ethical Implications of Information Technologies. T. A. Morris, T. Froehlich, R. Guthrie, M. M. Smith, V. Rosenberg	USE What can We Learn from Usage Data? W. Shim, L. Connaway, C. Tenopir, P. Wang, D. Zhang	Contributed Papers How Physicians’ Answers Relate to Health Consumers’ Questions. L. Slaughter, D. Soergel Digital Intermediation: An Exploration of User and Intermediary Perspectives. S. Southwick A New System to Support Knowledge Discovery: TELEMAKUS. D. Revere, S. Fuller, P. Bugni, G. Martin	VIS 3D Images,: From Theory to Applications. S. Hastings, B. McDonald, E. Lewis, S. Ozeren, P. Roy	Contributed Papers The Effect of Individual Differences on Searching the Web. I. Majid, C. Stephanne, M. Daniel Fast Surfers, Broad Scanners and Deep Divers as Users of Information Technology – Relating Information Preferences to Personality Traits and Study Approaches. J. Heinström Investigating Web Searching Behavior in Home Environments. S. Rieh
10:30am	Sessions by Track:
Organization of Information	Information Policy	Bibliometric & Related Research	Bio/Med/Pharm Informatics	New Information Technologies	Information Seekers, I-II Historical Resources, III
LT The Bibliomining Process: Data Warehousing and Data Mining for Libraries. S. Nicholson, S.Y. Hwang, P. Keezer, E. O’Neill	Leveraging the Power of Diversity to Create Effective and Empowering Technology. K. Hanson, S. Nair, S. Flansburg	MET Social Network Analysis and Citation Network Analysis: Complementary Approaches to the Study of Scientific Communication. L. Lievrouw, E. Garfield, L. Hargens H. White, L. Marion, C. Wilson	MED, CR BioMedical Taxonomies/ Ontologies - Current Status, Ongoing Challenges. P. Schreur, B. Peters, H. Ohkawa, M. Chitty	STI, DL, VIS, DL From Anytime, Anywhere to All-The-Time, Everywhere: Learning Objects, Broadband and Wireless Reshape Digital Libraries for Learning and Research. V. Gregory, D. Austin, R. Austin, T. Terrell.	Now Do You Know Where Your Information Is?: Perspectives on the Present and Future of Personal Information Management. W. Jones, H. Bruce, M. Bates, N. Belkin, D. Barreau, G. Marchionini
12:30pm	Governance SIG Planning Meeting (All SIGs)
1:30pm	Sessions by Track:
Information	Information Policy	Bibliometric & Related Research	Bio/Med/Pharm Informatics	New Information Technologies	Information Seekers, I-II Historical Resources, III
CR, HFIS Classification Across Disciplines: The Same, Only Different. S. Miksa, B. Kwasnik, F. Miksa, D, Crabbe