School of
Information Management & Systems
Previously School of Library & Information Studies
296a-1
Seminar: Information Access.
("The Friday Afternoon Seminar")
Students' Topics in Previous Semesters.
Fridays 3-5. 107 South Hall.
Schedule.
Spring 2009
Mining Events from Wikipedia.
The History of Communication After California Earthquakes.
Giving Relevancy to Twitter: A new approach at Real-time Search.
Fall 2008
Berkeley Energy Dashboard.
TimeMap and HistoryVis: Displaying Geotemporal Data Online.
Mining historical event references from scanned documents.
Spring 2008
Case Studies in Contextualizing Digital Resources.
Fall 2007
Conceptual Schemas for Events.
Spring 2007
Micro-publishing.
Fall 2006
Berkeley Academics Management System (BAMS)
Who Is In My Neighborhood? Defining Neighborhoods with Distinct Boundaries
& Identifying Localized Context.
Spring 2006
What Clicks? Why do Korean Cyber Users Participate in Sharing Information?
Mass Digitization: Is Google a Trusted Repository?
Translating Dialects in Search: Mapping between Specialized Languages
of Discourse and Documentary Languages.
Fall 2005
Comprehension Assessment for Multimedia Information.
Spring 2005
Blogging and the Internet.
Fall 2004
The Uhle Collections @ Berkeley:
Archaeological Research Websites.
Exploring the Question of "Informal" Information Retrieval.
The Internationalization of the Creative Commons.
Plans for an Student Design Reuse Imagebase.
A Melvyl Research Panel for Microsoft Word.
Spring 2004
FreeDB and Other Music Metadata Providers: The
Hidden Linchpins of the P2P Phenomenon.
Fall 2003
Digital Libraries for Children.
Information Access for Young Children.
Digital Preservation: Taking a Byte out of History.
Design of Time Period Directory.
Spring 2003
Sustainable Knowledge Communities: Learning from the bIPLog.
Fall 2002
Digitalchem - Applying MPEG7 to Lecture Video Search Engine.
Information Extraction using FrameNet and WordNet.
Design of a Maintenance and Operations Recommender (MORE).
A Comparison of Relationship Visualization Tools.
Spring 2002
WhereIS: A locating service.
Fall Semester 2001
When MARC meets GIS.
Combining Two or More Information Resources to Provide a More
Unified Search Capability.
Meeting the Distributed Challenge: Cheshire System's Present and Near Future.
Harnessing Peer-to-Peer for Multiple Writers.
Internet Archive: Documenting Ourselves to Death,
Distributed Information Rerieval Client-Server Model.
A Study on Search Engines.
Spring 2001
Searching the Impossible?! A simple prototype "smart search helper".
For Better Performance of Entry Vocabulary Indexes.
Union Catalog Architecture and "Hunting-Gathering".
Fall 2000
Medical Information for and from sub-Saharan Africa.
Multi-media Displays of Information.
Data Mining: Knowledge Finding in Information Access.
The New News Intermediaries.
Spring 2000
Ontologies.
Modern Industrial Papermaking and its Consequences for Librarians.
XML Applications and related technologies.
Preliminary Research on Subdomain Indexes Special
Vocabulary for Special Information Needs.
Current semester schedule.