2. SIGIR 1979: Dallas, Texas, USA

@proceedings{DBLP:conf/sigir/79,
  title     = {Information Implications into the Eighties, Proceedings of the
               Second International Conference on Information Storage and Retrieval,
               Dallas, Texas, September 27 and 28, 1979},
  publisher = {ACM},
  year      = {1979},
  bibsource = {DBLP, http://dblp.uni-trier.de}
}

• Title, Preface, Conference Committee, Reviewers, Table of Contents.
  

• Gerard Salton:
  Progress Report on Automatic Information Retrieval. 1
  
• Wayne D. Dominick, W. David Penniman:
  Automated Monitoring to Support the Analysis and Evaluation of Information Systems. 2-9
  
• Vijay V. Raghavan, Kim Birchard:
  A Clustering Strategy Based on a Formalism of the Reproductive Process in Natural Systems. 10-22
  
• Robert T. Dattola:
  Use of Dynamic Discrimination Values in a Document Retrieval System. 23-32
  
• Lawrence J. Mazlack:
  An Empirical Comparison: Tree and Lattice Structures for Symbolic Data Bases. 33-40
  
• Leslie L. Miller:
  Document Representation Models for Retrieval Systems. 41-44
  
• S. H. Jamieson:
  The Economic Implementation of Experimental Retrieval Techniques on a Very Large Scale Using an Intelligent Terminal. 45-51
  
• R. K. Wiersba:
  The Role of Information Retrieval in the Second Computer Revolution. 52-58
  
• Robert M. Landau:
  Productivity, Information Technology, and the Office. 59-63
  
• Christopher Landauer, Clinton Mah:
  Message Extraction Through Estimated Relevance. 64-70
  
• W. Bruce Croft:
  On the Implementation of Some Models of Document Retrieval. 71-77
  
• Salah A. Khairy, George C. Miller:
  Document Storage and Retrieval. 78-82
  
• Emily G. Fayen, Susan B. Baird:
  Online Personal Bibliographic Retrieval System. 83-86
  
• Christine L. Borgman:
  Panel Discussion: Information Implications into the Eighties. 87