Journal of the American Society for Information Science and Technology (JASIST), Volume 55, 2004

Volume 55, Number 1, 1 January 2004

• Bert R. Boyce:
  In this issue. 1-2
  

• Terrence A. Maxwell:
  Mapping information policy frames: The politics of the digital millennium copyright act. 3-12
  
• René F. Reitsma, Lehana Thabane, J. Michael B. MacLeod:
  Spatialization of Web sites using a weighted frequency model of navigation data. 13-22
  
• Ahmed Abdelali:
  Localization in Modern Standard Arabic. 23-28
  
• M. Shamim Khan, Sebastian W. Khor:
  Enhanced Web document retrieval using automatic query expansion. 29-40
  
• Anthony J. Onwuegbuzie, Qun G. Jiao:
  Information search performance and research achievement: An empirical test of the Anxiety-Expectation Mediation model of library anxiety. 41-54
  
• Alenka Sauperl:
  Catalogers' common ground and shared knowledge. 55-63
  
• Ming-Yueh Tsay:
  Literature growth, journal characteristics, and author productivity in subject indexing. 64-73
  
• Frederick G. Kilgour:
  An experiment using coordinate title word searches. 74-80
  

• Li-Juan Liu, Xu-Bang Shen, Xue-Cheng Zou:
  An improved fast encoding algorithm for vector quantization. 81-87
  

• John Cullen:
  Book Review. 88-89
  
• Julian Warner:
  Book Review. 89-90
  
• Nicholas Rhodes:
  Book Review. 90-91
  

• Homer J. Hall:
  Quality of information. 92
  
• Xiangmin Zhang:
  Rejoinder: Quality of information. 92
  
• Danny P. Wallace:
  The Mann-Whitney Test. 93
  

Volume 55, Number 2, 15 January 2004

• Bert R. Boyce:
  In this issue. 95-96
  
• Selma Ayse Özel, Ismail Sengör Altingövde, Özgür Ulusoy, Gultekin Özsoyoglu, Z. Meral Özsoyoglu:
  Metadata-based modeling of information resources on the Web. 97-110
  
• Howard D. White, Barry Wellman, Nancy Nazer:
  Does citation reflect social structure?: Longitudinal evidence from the Globenet interdisciplinary research group. 111-126
  
• Rob Kling, Lisa B. Spector, Joanna Fortuna:
  The real stakes of virtual publishing: The transformation of E-Biomed into PubMed central. 127-148
  
• Mike Thelwall, Gareth Harries:
  Do the Web sites of higher rated scholars have significantly more online impact? 149-159
  
• Blaise Cronin, Debora Shaw, Kathryn La Barre:
  Visible, less visible, and invisible work: Patterns of collaboration in 20th century chemistry. 160-168
  
• Donald C. Comeau, W. John Wilbur:
  Non-word identification or spell checking without a dictionary. 169-177
  

• Min-Yen Kan:
  Book review. 178-179
  
• Jessie Walker:
  Book review. 180-181
  
• Hans Jochen Scholl:
  Book review. 181-182
  

• Quentin L. Burrell:
  Sample-size dependence or time dependence of statistical measures in informetrics? 183-184
  

Volume 55, Number 3, 1 February 2004

• Bert R. Boyce:
  In this issue. 187-188
  

• Imad A. Al-Sughaiyer, Ibrahim A. Al-Kharashi:
  Arabic morphological analysis techniques: A comprehensive survey. 189-213
  
• Eibe Frank, Gordon W. Paynter:
  Predicting Library of Congress classifications from Library of Congress subject headings. 214-227
  
• Allen Foster:
  A nonlinear model of information-seeking behavior. 228-237
  
• Martin Frické, Don Fallis:
  Indicators of accuracy for answers to ready reference questions on the Internet. 238-245
  
• Barbara M. Wildemuth:
  The effects of domain knowledge on search tactic formulation. 246-258
  
• Zan Huang, Wingyan Chung, Hsinchun Chen:
  A graph model for E-commerce recommender systems. 259-274
  

• Chaomei Chen:
  Mining the Web: Discovering knowledge from hypertext data. 275-276
  
• Kenneth Einar Himma:
  The library's legal answer book. 276-277
  
• Pramod K. Nayar:
  The Internet in everyday life. 278-279
  

Volume 55, Number 4, 15 February 2004

• Bert R. Boyce:
  In this issue. 281-282
  

• Bryan Pardo, Jonah Shifrin, William P. Birmingham:
  Name that tune: A pilot study in finding a melody from a sung query. 283-300
  
• R. David Lankes:
  The digital reference research agenda. 301-311
  
• Lisa Covi, Melissa H. Cragin:
  Reconfiguring control in library collection development: A conceptual framework for assessing the shift toward electronic collections. 312-325
  
• Philip M. Davis:
  Information-seeking behavior of chemists: A transaction log analysis of referral URLs. 326-332
  
• Karen Macpherson:
  An information processing model of undergraduate electronic database information retrieval. 333-347
  
• Suzanne Kabel, Robert de Hoog, Bob J. Wielinga, Anjo Anjewierden:
  The added value of task and ontology-based markup for information retrieval. 348-362
  

• Jesper W. Schneide:
  Mapping scientific frontiers: The quest for knowledge visualization. 363-365
  
• Denise E. Agosto:
  Understanding reference transactions: Transforming an art into a science. 365-366
  
• Lorri Mon:
  Chat reference: A guide to live virtual reference services. 366-368
  

• Philip M. Davis:
  Transfer from print to electronic serials. 369-370
  
• Tina E. Chrzastowski:
  Rejoinder: Transition from print to electronic serials. 370-371
  

Volume 55, Number 5, March 2004

• Bert R. Boyce:
  In this issue. 375-376
  

• Marcia Lei Zeng, Lois Mai Chan:
  Trends and issues in establishing interoperability among knowledge organization systems. 377-395
  
• Padmini Srinivasan:
  Text mining: Generating hypotheses from MEDLINE. 396-413
  
• Massimo Melucci:
  Making digital libraries effective: Automatic generation of links for similarity search across hyper-textbooks. 414-430
  
• Peter Vinkler:
  Characterization of the impact of sets of scientific papers: The Garfield (impact) factor. 431-435
  
• C. Christiaan van der Eijk, Erik M. van Mulligen, Jan A. Kors, Barend Mons, Jan van den Berg:
  Constructing an associative concept space for literature-based discovery. 436-444
  
• María Bordons, Carmen Bravo, Santos Barrigón:
  Time-tracking of the research profile of a drug using bibliometric to. 445-461
  

• Corinne Jörgensen:
  Unlocking the museum: A manifesto. 462-464
  

• Sara R. Tompson:
  The bottom line: Determining and communicating the value of the special library. 465-467
  
• Wallace Koehler:
  Virtual inequality: Beyond the digital divide. 467-468
  

Volume 55, Number 6, April 2004

• Bert R. Boyce:
  In this issue. 469-470
  

• David Bodoff, Stephen E. Robertson:
  A new unified probabilistic model. 471-487
  
• Gerald Benoît:
  Properties-based retrieval and user decision states: User control and behavior modeling. 488-497
  
• Shoichi Taniguchi:
  Design of cataloging rules using conceptual modeling of cataloging process. 498-512
  
• Ronald Rousseau, Alesia Zuccalá:
  A classification of author co-citations: Definitions and search strategies. 513-529
  
• Vincenzo Della Mea, Stefano Mizzaro:
  Measuring retrieval effectiveness: A new proposal and a first experimental validation. 530-543
  
• Bihui Jin, Ling Li, Ronald Rousseau:
  Long-term influences of interventions in the normal development of science: China and the Cultural Revolution. 544-550
  

• Gabriella Kazai, Mounia Lalmas, Norbert Fuhr, Norbert Gövert:
  A report on the first year of the INitiative for the Evaluation of XML retrieval. 551-556
  

• Blaise Cronin:
  Bowling alone together: Academic writing as distributed cognition. 557-560
  

• John P. Renaud:
  Democracy and New Medi. 561-562
  

Volume 55, Number 7, May 2004

• Bert R. Boyce:
  In this issue. 563-564
  

• Floris Wiesman, H. Jaap van den Herik, Arie Hasman:
  Information retrieval by metabrowsing. 565-578
  
• Irene Díaz, José Ranilla, Elena Montañés, Javier Fernández, Elías F. Combarro:
  Improving performance of text categorization by combining filtering and supportvector machines. 579-592
  
• Clyde W. Holsapple, Kshiti D. Joshi:
  A formal knowledge management ontology: Conduct, activities, resources, andinfluences. 593-612
  
• Sándor Dominich, Júlia Góth, Tamás Kiezer, Zoltán Szlávik:
  An entropy-based interpretation of retrieval status value-based retrieval, and itsapplication to the computation of term and query discrimination value. 613-627
  
• Weiguo Fan, Edward A. Fox, Praveen Pathak, Harris Wu:
  The effects of fitness functions on genetic programming-based ranking discovery forWeb search. 628-636
  
• Falk Scholer, Hugh E. Williams, Andrew Turpin:
  Query association surrogates for Web search. 637-650
  

• Derek G. Smith:
  A history of online information services. 651-652
  
• Lydia Eato Harris:
  Research questions for the twenty-first century. 652-655
  

Volume 55, Number 8, June 2004

• Amanda Spink, Charles Cole:
  Introduction. 657-659
  
• Donald Owen Case, J. David Johnson, James E. Andrews, Suzanne L. Allard, Kimberly M. Kelly:
  From two-step flow to the Internet: The changing array of sources for genetics information seeking. 660-669
  
• Dongming Zhang, Caroline Zambrowicz, Hong Zhou, Nancy Roderer:
  User information-seeking behavior in a medical Web portal environment: A preliminary study. 670-684
  
• Pamela J. McKenzie:
  Positioning theory and the negotiation of information needs in a clinical midwifery setting. 685-694
  
• Mark Hepworth:
  A framework for understanding user requirements for an information service: Defining the needs of informal carers. 695-708
  
• Dorothy Warner, J. Drew Procaccino:
  Toward wellness: Women seeking health information. 709-730
  
• John D'Ambra, Concepción S. Wilson:
  Use of the World Wide Web for international travel: Integrating the construct of uncertainty in information seeking and the task-technology fit (TTF) model. 731-742
  
• Soo Young Rieh:
  On the Web at home: Information seeking and Web searching in the home environment. 743-753
  
• Karen E. Fisher, Joan C. Durrance, Marian Bouch Hinton:
  Information grounds and the use of need-based services by immigrants in Queens, New York: A context-based, outcome evaluation approach. 754-766
  

Volume 55, Number 9, July 2004

• Amanda Spink, Charles Cole:
  Introduction. 767-768
  
• Nigel Ford:
  Modeling cognitive processes in information seeking: From Popper to Pask. 769-782
  
• Sai Ho Kwok, Christopher C. Yang:
  Searching the peer-to-peer networks: The community and their queries. 783-793
  
• Sarah E. Crudge, Frances C. Johnson:
  Using the information seeker to elicit construct models for search engine evaluation. 794-806
  
• Sandra G. Hirsh, Jamie Dinkelacker:
  Seeking information in order to produce information: An empirical study at Hewlett Packard Labs. 807-817
  
• Wingyan Chung, Yiwen Zhang, Zan Huang, Gang Wang, Thian-Huat Ong, Hsinchun Chen:
  Internet searching and browsing in a multilingual world: An experiment on the Chinese Business Intelligence Portal (CBizPort). 818-831
  
• Moshe Yitzhaki, Gloria Hammershlag:
  Accessibility and use of information sources among computer scientists and software engineers in Israel: Academy versus industry. 832-842
  
• Per Ahlgren, Bo Jarneving, Ronald Rousseau:
  Author cocitation analysis and Pearson's r. 843
  
• Howard D. White:
  Replies and a correction. 843-844
  

Volume 55, Number 10, August 2004

• Bert R. Boyce:
  In this issue. 845
  
• Juan Lloréns, Manuel Velasco, Antonio de Amescua Seco, José A. Moreiro, Vicente Martínez:
  Automatic generation of domain representations using thesaurus structures. 846-858
  
• Steven M. Beitzel, Eric C. Jensen, Abdur Chowdhury, David A. Grossman, Ophir Frieder, Nazli Goharian:
  Fusion of effective retrieval strategies in the same information retrieval system. 859-868
  
• Javed Mostafa:
  Document search interface design: Background and introduction to special topic section. 869-872
  
• Byron Marshall, Daniel McDonald, Hsinchun Chen, Wingyan Chung:
  EBizPort: Collecting and analyzing business intelligence information. 873-891
  
• Gheorghe Muresan, David J. Harper:
  Topic modeling for mediated access to very large document collections. 892-910
  
• James C. French, A. C. Chapin, Worthy N. Martin:
  Multiple viewpoints as an approach to digital library interfaces. 911-922
  
• Daniela Petrelli, Micheline Beaulieu, Mark Sanderson, George Demetriou, Patrick Herring, Preben Hansen:
  Observing users, designing clarity: A case study on the user-centered design of a cross-language information retrieval system. 923-934
  
• Stephen J. Bensman:
  Pearson's r and author cocitation analysis: A commentary on the controversy. 935
  
• Per Ahlgren, Bo Jarneving, Ronald Rousseau:
  Rejoinder: In defense of formal methods. 936
  

Volume 55, Number 11, September 2004

• Bert R. Boyce:
  In this issue. 937-938
  
• Raya Fidel, Annelise Mark Pejtersen, Bryan Cleal, Harry Bruce:
  A multidimensional approach to the study of human-information interaction: A case study of collaborative information retrieval. 939-953
  
• Aboul Ella Hassanien:
  Rough set approach for attribute reduction and rule generation: A case of patients with suspected breast cancer. 954-962
  
• Pertti Vakkari, Eero Sormunen:
  The influence of relevance levels on the effectiveness of interactive information retrieval. 963-969
  
• Mu-Hsuan Huang, Hui-yu Wang:
  The influence of document presentation order and number of documents judged on users' judgments of relevance. 970-979
  
• Judit Bar-Ilan, Bluma C. Peritz:
  Evolution, continuity, and disappearance of documents on a specific topic on the Web: A longitudinal study of informetrics. 980-990
  
• Loet Leydesdorff:
  The university-industry knowledge relationship: Analyzing patents and the science base of technologies. 991-1001
  
• Suleiman H. Mustafa, Qasem A. Al-Radaideh:
  Using N-grams for Arabic text searching. 1002-1007
  
• Irina Ceaparu, Ben Shneiderman:
  Finding governmental statistical data on the Web: A study of categorically organized links for the FedStats topics page. 1008-1015
  
• Yukika Awazu, Kevin C. Desouza:
  Open knowledge management: Lessons from the open source revolution. 1016-1019
  
• Kai A. Olsen, James G. Williams:
  Spelling and grammar checking using the Web as a text repository. 1020-1023
  
• Wallace Koehler:
  Virtual inequality: Beyond the digital divide. 1024-1025
  
• Denise E. Agosto:
  Net Effects: How Librarians Can Manage the Unintended Consequences of the Internet. 1025-1026
  
• Stephen Ferguson:
  JSTOR: A History. 1026-1027
  

Volume 55, Number 12, October 2004

• J. Stephen Downie:
  A sample of music information retrieval approaches. 1033-1036
  
• François Pachet, Amaury La Burthe, Aymeric Zils, Jean-Julien Aucouturier:
  Popular music access: The Sony music browser. 1037-1044
  
• Goffredo Haus, Maurizio Longari, Emanuele Pollastri:
  A score-driven approach to music information retrieval. 1045-1052
  
• Alexandra L. Uitdenbogerd, Justin Zobel:
  An architecture for effective music information retrieval. 1053-1057
  
• Massimo Melucci, Nicola Orio:
  Combining melody processing and information retrieval techniques: Methodology, evaluation, and system implementation. 1058-1066
  
• Jyh-Shing Roger Jang, Hong-Ru Lee, Jiang-Chuen Chen, Cheng-Yuan Lin:
  Research and developments of a multi-modal MIR engine for commercial applications in East Asia. 1067-1076
  
• George Tzanetakis, Perry R. Cook:
  Music analysis and retrieval systems for audio signals. 1077-1083
  
• Eloi Batlle, Helmut Neuschmied, Peter Uray, Gerd Ackermann:
  Recognition and analysis of audio for copyright protection: The RAA project. 1084-1091
  
• David Bainbridge:
  Music information retrieval research and its context at the University of Waikato. 1092-1099
  
• Matthew J. Dovey:
  Overview of the OMRAS project: Online music retrieval and searching. 1100-1107
  
• Bozena Kostek:
  Application of soft computing to automatic music information retrieval. 1108-1116
  

Volume 55, Number 13, November 2004

• Bert R. Boyce:
  In this issue. 1117-1118
  
• Laurel A. Clyde:
  Evaluating the quality of research publications: A pilot study of school librarianship. 1119-1130
  
• Paul T. Jaeger, John Carlo Bertot, Charles R. McClure:
  The effects of the Children's Internet Protection Act (CIPA) in public libraries and its implications for research: A statistical, policy, and legal analysis. 1131-1139
  
• Andrew Large, Jamshid Beheshti, Valerie Nesset, Leanne Bowler:
  Designing Web portals in intergenerational teams: Two prototype portals for elementary school students. 1140-1154
  
• Christian Schloegl, Wolfgang G. Stock:
  Impact and relevance of LIS journals: A scientometric analysis of international and German-language LIS journals - Citation analysis versus reader survey. 1155-1168
  
• Nigel Ford:
  Creativity and convergence in information science research: The roles of objectivity and subjectivity, constraint, and control. 1169-1182
  
• Wendy T. Lucas, Heikki Topi:
  Training for Web search: Will it get you in shape? 1183-1198
  
• Dianne Cyr, Haizley Trevor-Smith:
  Localization of Web design: An empirical comparison of German, Japanese, and United States Web site characteristics. 1199-1208
  
• Quentin L. Burrell:
  Fitting Lotka's law: Some cautionary observations on a recent paper by Newby et al. (2003). 1209-1210
  
• Homer J. Hall:
  Meet to agree or meet to argue? How to run a committee meeting for action. 1210-1211
  

Volume 55, Number 14, December 2004

• Mike Thelwall, Liwen Vaughan:
  Webometrics: An introduction to the special issue. 1213-1215
  
• Lennart Björneborn, Peter Ingwersen:
  Toward a basic framework for webometrics. 1216-1227
  
• Vivian Cothey:
  Web-crawling reliability. 1228-1238
  
• Erik Thorlund Jepsen, Piet Seiden, Peter Ingwersen, Lennart Björneborn, Pia Borlund:
  Characteristics of scientific Web publications: Preliminary data gathering and analysis. 1239-1249
  
• Paul Wouters, Repke de Vries:
  Formally citing the Web. 1250-1260
  
• Filippo Menczer:
  Lexical and semantic clustering by Web links. 1261-1269
  
• Einat Amitay, David Carmel, Michael Herscovici, Ronny Lempel, Aya Soffer:
  Trend detection through temporal link analysis. 1270-1281
  
• Camille Prime-Claverie, Michel Beigbeder, Thierry Lafouge:
  Transposition of the cocitation method with a view to classifying Web pages. 1282-1289
  
• Xiangji Huang, Fuchun Peng, Aijun An, Dale Schuurmans:
  Dynamic Web log session identification with statistical language models. 1290-1303
  
• Lisa A. Ennis:
  The visible librarian: Asserting your value with marketing and advocacy. 1304
  
• M. Zoe Holbrooks:
  The ABCs of XML: The librarian's guide to the eXtensible Markup Language; XML in libraries; and Learning XML. 1304-1305
  
• Karen Macpherson:
  Letter to the Editor: Summary of article appearing in In This Issue, JASIST, 55(4), 281-282 (2004): An Information Processing Model of Undergraduate Electronic Database Information Retrieval. 1306
  

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