Journal of the American Society for Information Science (JASIS), Volume 45, 1994

Volume 45, Number 1, January 1994

• Per O. Seglen:
  Casual Relationship between Article Citedness and Journal Impact. 1-11
  
• Michael K. Buckland, Fredric C. Gey:
  The Relationship between Recall and Precision. 12-19
  
• Ruth C. T. Morris:
  Toward a User-Centered Information Service. 20-30
  
• Olle Persson:
  The Intellectual Base and Research Fronts of JASIS 1986-1990. 31-38
  
• H. P. F. Peters, Anthony F. J. van Raan:
  On Determinants of Citation Scores: A Case Study in Chemical Engineering. 39-49
  
• Kazem Taghva, Julie Borsack, Allen Condit, Srinivas Erva:
  The Effects of Noisy Data on Text Retrieval. 50-58
  

Volume 45, Number 2, March 1994

• Blaise Cronin, Kara Overfelt:
  Citation-Based Auditing of Academic Performance. 61-72
  
• Don Schauder:
  Electronic Publishing of Professional Articles: Attitudes of Academics and Implications for the Scholarly Communication Industry. 73-100
  
• Quentin L. Burrell, Michael R. Fenton:
  A Model for Library Book Circulations Incorporating Loan Periods. 101-116
  

Volume 45, Number 3, April 1994

• Thomas J. Froehlich:
  Relevance Reconsidered - Towards an Agenda for the 21st Century: Introduction to Special Topic Issue on Relevance Research. 124-134
  
• Taemin Kim Park:
  Toward a Theory of User-Based Relevance: A Call for a New Paradigm of Inquiry. 135-141
  
• Harry W. Bruce:
  A Cognitive View of the Situational Dynamism of User-Centered Relevance Estimation. 142-148
  
• Carol L. Barry:
  User-Defined Relevance Criteria: An Exploratory Study. 149-159
  
• Joseph W. Janes:
  Other People's Judgments: A Comparison of Users' and Others' Judgments of Document Relevance, Topicality, and Utility. 160-171
  
• Dara Lee Howard:
  Pertinence as Reflected in Personal Constructs. 172-185
  
• Stuart A. Sutton:
  The Role of Attorney Mental Models of Law in Case Relevance Determinations: An Exploratory Analysis. 186-200
  
• William R. Hersh:
  Relevance and Retrieval Evaluation: Perspectives from Medicine. 201-206
  
• Louise T. Su:
  The Relevance of Recall and Precision in User Evaluation. 207-217
  

Volume 45, Number 4, May 1994

• Philippe Aigrain, Véronique Longueville:
  A Model for the Evaluation of Expansion Techniques in Information Retrieval Systems. 225-234
  
• W. Boyd Rayward:
  Visions of Xanadu: Paul Otlet (1868-1944) and Hypertext. 235-250
  
• Carolyn R. Watters, Michael A. Shepherd, Liwen Qiu:
  Task-Oriented Access to Data Files: An Evaluation. 251-262
  
• J. S. Ottaviani:
  The Fractal Nature of Relevance: A Hypothesis. 263-272
  
• Bahaa El-Hadidy:
  The Breakeven Point for Using CD-ROM versus Online: A Case Study for Database Access in a Developing Country. 273-283
  

Volume 45, Number 5, June 1994

• Lanju Lee Yoon:
  The Performance of Cited References as an Approach to Information Retrieval. 287-299
  
• Zheng Min, Roy Rada:
  MUCH Electronic Publishing Environment: Principles and Practices. 300-309
  

• Donald N. Langenberg:
  Information Technology and the University: Integration Strategies for the 21st Century. 323-325
  
• Marion J. Ball, Errol L. Reese:
  Information Services at the University of Maryland at Baltimore: Giving the Vision Life. 326-330
  
• Donald E. Harris:
  Reassessing User Needs. 331-334
  
• S. Paul Petroski:
  Redeploying Resources. 335-338
  
• Thomas E. Sappington:
  Realigning and Reeducating Staff. 339-341
  
• Frieda O. Weise, M. J. Tooey:
  Designing a New Facility for Information Services. 342-344
  

Volume 45, Number 6, July 1994

• Leah A. Lievrouw:
  Information Resources and Democracy: Understanding the Paradox. 350-357
  
• Sandra Braman:
  The Autopoietic State: Communication and Democratic Potential in the Net. 358-368
  
• Brenda Dervin:
  Information <-> Democracy: An Examination of Underlying Assumptions. 369-385
  
• John E. Newhagen:
  Media Use and Political Efficacy: The Suburbanization of Race and Class. 386-394
  
• Michael E. Martinez:
  Access to Information Technologies among School-Age Children: Implications for a Democratic Society. 395-400
  
• Everett M. Rogers, Lori Collins-Jarvis, Joseph Schmitz:
  The PEN Project in Santa Monica: Interactive Communication, Equality, and Political Action. 401-410
  
• Su-Lien Sun, George A. Barnett:
  The International Telephone Network and Democratization. 411-421
  

• Leo Egghe:
  Special Features of the Author-Publication Relationship and a New Explanation of Lotka's Law Based on Convolution Theory. 422-427
  
• Ronald N. Kostoff:
  Federal Research Impact Assessment: State-of-the-Art. 428-440
  

Volume 45, Number 7, August 1994

• T. R. Couvreur, R. N. Benzel, S. F. Miller, D. N. Zeitler, Dik Lun Lee, Mukesh Singhal, Niranjan G. Shivaratri, Wai Yee Peter Wong:
  An Analysis of Performance and Cost Factors in Searching Large Text Databases Using Parallel Search Systems. 443-464
  
• Charles Cole:
  Operationalizing the Notion of Information as a Subjective Construct. 465-476
  
• Ernst J. Schuegraf, Martin F. van Bommel:
  An Analysis of Personal Journal Subscriptions of University Faculty. Part II. Arts and Professional Programs. 477-482
  
• Donald Owen Case:
  The Social Shaping of Videotex: How Information Services for the Public Have Evolved. 483-497
  
• Dee Andy Michel:
  What is Used during Cognitive Processing in Information Retrieval and Library Searching? Eleven Sources of Search Information. 498-514
  
• Andrew Large, Jamshid Beheshti, Alain Breuleux, Andre Renaud:
  Multimedia and Comprehension: A Cognitive Study. 515-528
  
• Virgil Diodato:
  User Preferences for Features in Back of Book Indexes. 529-536
  

• Blaise Cronin:
  Tiered Citation and Measures of Document Similarity. 537-538
  

Volume 45, Number 8, September 1994

• Charles H. Davis, Donald H. Kraft:
  Bernard M. Fry, 1915-1994. 547
  

• Ibrahim A. Al-Kharashi, Martha W. Evens:
  Comparing Words, Stems, and Roots as Index Terms in an Arabic Information Retrieval System. 548-560
  

• Gary Marchionini, Diane Barlow:
  Extending Retrieval Strategies to Networked Environments: Old Ways, New Ways, and a Critical Look at WAIS. 561-564
  

• Raya Fidel:
  User-Centered Indexing. 572-576
  
• Jessica L. Milstead:
  Needs for Research in Indexing. 577-582
  
• Sara Shatford Layne:
  Some Issues in the Indexing of Images. 583-588
  
• Dagobert Soergel:
  Indexing and Retrieval Performance: The Logical Evidence. 589-599
  
• Elaine Svenonius:
  Access to Nonbook Materials: The Limits of Subject Indexing for Visual and Aural Languages. 600-606
  
• Helen R. Tibbo:
  Indexing for the Humanities. 607-619
  
• Hans H. Wellisch:
  Book and Periodical Indexing. 620-627
  
• James D. Anderson:
  Standards for Indexing: Revising the American National Standard Guidelines. Z39.4. 628-636
  

Volume 45, Number 9, October 1994

• Myke Gluck:
  Spatial Information and Information Science: Introduction to JASIS' Special Topic Issue on Spatial Information. 640-644
  
• Allison Woodruff, Christian Plaunt:
  GIPSY: Automated Geographic Indexing of Text Documents. 645-655
  
• Barbara Tversky, Nancy Franklin, Holly A. Taylor, David J. Bryant:
  Spatial Mental Models from Descriptions. 656-668
  
• Marc P. Armstrong:
  Requirements for the Development of GIS-Based Group Decision-Support Systems. 669-677
  
• Lawrence G. Mondschein:
  The Role of Spatial Information Systems in Environmental Emergency Management. 678-685
  
• William F. Eddy, Audris Mockus:
  An Example of the Estimation and Display of a Smoothly Varying Function of Time and Space - The Incidence of the Disease Mumps. 686-693
  
• Eliseo Clementini, Paolino Di Felice:
  Object-Oriented Modeling of Geographic Data. 694-704
  
• D. King, J. Daroussin, M. Jamange:
  Proposal for a Spatial Organization Model in Soil Science (The Example of the European Communities Soil Map). 705-717
  

Volume 45, Number 10, December 1994

• Robin Peek: Introduction and Overview to the Special Issue on Electronic Publishing. 727-729
• Robin Peek:
  Where is Publishing Going? A Perspective on Change. 730-736
  
• Clifford A. Lynch:
  The Integrity of Digital Information: Mechanics and Definitional Issues. 737-744
  
• Thomas L. Jacobson:
  The Electronic Publishing Revolution is Not "Global". 745-752
  
• Jane Berliss:
  Boon or Bust? Access to Electronic Publishing by Individuals Using Adaptive Computer Technology. 753-759
  
• Jon D. Gold:
  An Electronic Publishing Model for Academic Publishers. 760-764
  
• Timothy D. Stephen, Teresa M. Harrison:
  Comserve: Moving the Communication Discipline Online. 765-770
  
• Mauri P. Collins, Zane L. Berge:
  IPCT Journal: A Case Study of an Electronic Journal on the Internet. 771-776
  
• Jaap A. Jasperse:
  Primary Science on CD-ROM: The New Zealand Experiment. 777-784
  
• Philip Doty, Ann Peterson Bishop:
  The National Information Infrastructure and Electronic Publishing: A Reflective Essay. 785-799
  

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