School of
Information Management & Systems
.
Formerly School of Library & Information Studies
296a-1
Seminar: Information Access.
("The Friday Afternoon Seminar")
Fall 2002 Schedule
Fridays 3-5. 107 South Hall.
Instructors:
Clifford Lynch and
Michael Buckland.
Schedule subject to change.
Summaries of presentations.
Aug 30: Clifford LYNCH: Introduction. Digital Archiving.
Sept 6: Marc DAVIS: Towards Computational Media:
Metadata for Media Automation and Reuse.
Sept 13: Clifford LYNCH:
Issues in Digital Archiving and Preservation: Current
Project Initiatives.
Sept 20: Mikael GLEONNOC, Visiting Scholar, SIMS:
Supporting Strategic Alliances in a
Network of Partners: a New Challenge for Information Systems.
Sept 27: Clifford LYNCH: Digital Rights Management, Research, and the
Higher Education Community.
Oct 4: Avi RAPPOPORT, Search Engine Consultant, searchtools.com:
Developments in the Enterprise Search Industry.
Clifford LYNCH: What's Become of the Digital Library?
Oct 11: Daniel GREENSTEIN,
California Digital Library:
Building
Towards the User's Vision of the 21st Century Research Library.
Oct 18: Maggie EXON, Curtin University:
Democratizing Metadata: Should Those who Create Documents
Write their Own
Metadata?
Oct 25: Michael BUCKLAND: Events as Information.
Nov 1: Lewis LANCASTER: Update: Electronic Cultural Atlas Initiative.
Nov 8: Students' Progress Reports:
Behrang MOHIT:
Information Extraction using FrameNet and WordNet.
Emily LIGGETT:
Interfaces Designed for the Visualization of Complex Relationships.
Grace JEON:
Applying MPEG7 to a DigitalChem Project.
Luis VILLAFANA:
Design of a Maintenance and Operations Recommender (MORE).
Nov 15: Doug OARD, University of Maryland: Searching Spoken Word Collections.
Nov 22: Fredric GEY, UCDATA, and Ray LARSON: Recent Developments in Information
Retrieval.
Dec 13: Students' Final Progress Reports.
Grace JEON:
Digitalchem - Applying MPEG7 to Lecture Video Search Engine.
Behrang MOHIT:
Information Extraction using FrameNet and WordNet.
Luis Villafana:
Design of a Maintenance and Operations Recommender (MORE).
Summaries
of Fall 2002 presentations.
Spring
2002 schedule.
Spring
2003 schedule.