SIG & FID Sessions
ASIS 95 Annual Meeting

ASIS is pleased to present the 1995 Annual Meeting in cooperation with the International Federation for Information and Documentation (FID), celebrating its first centennial in 1995. FID has members in 90 countries in all regions of the world and focuses on trends in information management and service, information needs of business and industry, information policy research, national and global information infrastructures, advancing the modern information professionals, the marketing of information systems and services, and increased diffusion and utilization of knowledge. The ASIS Annual Meeting is the major FID centennial event centered in the U.S., and many special FID events will commemorate the history of the evolution of documentation and information science, and the close collaboration between ASIS and FID. FID's headquarters is at the Royal Library in The Hague, The Netherlands. The U.S. National Committee to FID is based in Washington, D.C.


6th ASIS SIG/CR Classification Research Workshop: An interdisciplinary meeting

The CR Workshop is designed to be an exchange of ideas among active researchers with interests in the creation, development, management, representation, display, comparison, compatibility, theory, and application of classification schemes.

Workshop participation will be of two kinds: presenter and regular participant. Those selected as presenters have been invited to submit expanded versions of their position papers and will speak to those papers in brief presentations during the workshop. All position papers will be published in proceedings to be distributed prior to the workshop.

Papers selected for Presentation

Hanne Albrechtsen, Annelise Mark Pejtersen: "The Scandinavian Book House: Indexing methods and OPAC development for subject access to Scandinavian Fiction Literature."

Clare Beghtol: "Mapping Sentences in Facet Research."

David Dubin: "The Search for Structure and the Search for Meaning."

Colette Faucher, Marielle Gonzalez-Gomez, Eugene Chouraqui: "Semantic Classification of Instances in a Frame-Based Representation."

Joao Jose Peixoto Furtado-Vasco, Colette Faucher, Eugene Chouraqui: "Construction of Frame Hierarchies using Machine Learning. "

Corinne Jorgensen: "Classifying Images: Criteria for grouping as revealed in a sorting task. "

Joanne McCloskey, Gloria Bulechek: "Nursing Interventions Classification (NIC): Development and use."

Kavi Mahesh, Sergei Nirenburg: "Semantic Classification for Practical Natural Language Processing."

Dagobert Soergel: "Framework for Data Element Standardization."

Jack E. Triplett, D. Mark Kennet, Ron Jarmin, Frank M. Gollop: "Do Industrial Classifications need Re-Inventing? An analysis of the relevance of the U.S. SIC System for productivity research."

Douglas Tudhope: "Classification and Hypermedia."

James Turner: "Classification and Automatic Indexing in a Persistent Object Environment."

Nancy Williamson: The Development of a Notational System for a Restructured UDC."

Sara von Ungern-Sternberg: "Knowledge Organization and a Macro Language for Indexing in Biotechnology."

Piek Vossen: "The Linguistic versus cognitive role of classifying nouns."

Documentation and Information Science: The Influence of the International Institute of Bibliography (IIB) and the International Federation for Documentation (FID)
1:00pm - 5:00pm

This session is an exploration of specific influences that IIB/FID has had on the intellectual and historical development of documentation and information science over the past 100 years. Separate registration and fee are not required for this seminar.

W. Boyd Rayward, Univ. of New South Wales, "The Institut International de Bibliographie as an Expression of key ideas for the History of Information Science"

Irene Farkas-Conn, Arthur L. Conn and Associates, Ltd., "Watson Davis, the FID and ADI"

Francis L. Miksa, Univ. of Texas at Austin, "The Influence of the Universal Decimal Classification (UDC)"

Michael Buckland, Univ. of California, Berkeley, "Document in Documentation"

Robert V. Williams, Univ. of South Carolina, "The Influence of IIB/FID on the Special Libraries Movement in the U.S."

Steven MacCall, Univ. of North Texas, Moderator


Welcome Reception/SIG RUSH
Sunday, October 8, 6:30pm

The opening reception on Sunday evening will include the SIG RUSH for a special welcome to the ASIS Annual Meeting. Join your colleagues and other ASIS friends for the cash bar and hors d'oeuvres. Find out what the different SIGs have in the works and are planning. Preprints of Contributed Papers


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