Knowledge Organization in the 21st Century: Between Historical Patterns and Future Prospects
Proceedings of the Thirteenth International ISKO Conference 19-22 May 2014 Kraków, Poland
Abstract
The papers contributed by the participants from 29 countries and printed in this volume were reviewed by the members of the international scientific committee. The main topics of the conference are represented by epistemology of knowledge organization, information and knowledge in e-society, knowledge representation, engineering and management aspects of knowledge organization (with the focus on knowledge organization), classification schemes, taxonomies and categorization schemes, thesauri, semantic networks and ontologies, knowledge organization systems for understanding, sense-making and learning, knowledge organization systems for decision support systems, knowledge organization systems for knowledge discovery in very large datasets, data modeling for the semantic Web, organization of linked data, indexing and retrieval in multilingual environments, organization of unstructured information, multimedia in knowledge organization, Web indexing and social tagging, user needs in knowledge organization, automatic categorization and indexing, history of knowledge organization and ISKO, knowledge organization for the future.
Schlagworte
- 1–10 Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis 1–10
- 11–12 Introduction 11–12
- 13–49 Current Global Problems in Knowledge Organization 13–49
- 13–13 Classical databases and knowledge organisation: A case for Boolean retrieval and human decision-making during search 13–13
- 14–21 Knowledge Organization and the Technology of Intellectual Work 14–21
- 22–32 Knowledge Organization for Learning 22–32
- 33–40 Big Data and Knowledge Extracting to Automate Innovation. An Outline of a Formal Model 33–40
- 41–49 Sociological aspects of knowledge and knowledge organization 41–49
- 50–106 Knowledge Organization Domain and Epistemology 50–106
- 50–56 Science of Consciousness as a Domain: Issues for Knowledge Organization 50–56
- 57–64 Skepticism and Knowledge Organization 57–64
- 65–72 Knowledge in Social Memory: empirical experiment for a domain conceptual-discursive mapping 65–72
- 73–79 The actual role of metaphors in knowledge organization 73–79
- 80–87 Integrative Levels of Knowing: An Organizing Principle for the Epistemological Dimension 80–87
- 88–95 Categories in Knowledge Organization 88–95
- 96–100 Digital as a Hegemonic Medium for Epistemology and Knowledge Organization 96–100
- 101–106 The Conceptual Dimension of Knowledge Organization in the ISKO Proceedings Domain: A Bardinian Content Analysis 101–106
- 107–151 Methods of Knowledge Organization 107–151
- 107–113 Facets of Facet Analysis: A Domain Analysis 107–113
- 114–120 Race & Ethnicity in the Encyclopedia of Milwaukee: A Case Study in the Use of Domain Analysis 114–120
- 121–128 The Human Life as Warrant: A Facet Analysis of Protocols for Dealing with Responsive Behaviours in Dementia Patients ' 121–128
- 129–135 Boundaries and overlaps of disciplines in Bloch's methodology of historical knowledge 129–135
- 136–143 Contours of Knowledge: Core and Granularity in the Evolution of the DCMI Domain 136–143
- 144–151 Art Images and Mental Associations: A Preliminary Exploration 144–151
- 152–183 Knowledge Organization Systems (KOS) 152–183
- 152–159 Epistemo logical and Methodological Eclecticism in the Construction of Knowledge Organization Systems (KOSs) - The Case of Analytico-synthetic KOSs 152–159
- 160–167 Categories and the Architectonics of System in Julius Otto Kaiser’s Method of Systematic Indexing 160–167
- 168–175 Facet Detection Using WorldCat and WordNet 168–175
- 176–183 Classification Interaction Demonstrated Empirically 176–183
- 184–199 Knowledge Organization Tools: Thesauri 184–199
- 184–191 Mapping between ART stor terms and the Getty Art and Architecture Thesaurus 184–191
- 192–199 A More Effective Web Search through Developing a Small Thesaurus of Non-Topical Terms: A Proposed Model to Improve Pertinence and Retrieval Relevance 192–199
- 200–265 Knowledge Organization Tools: Classifications 200–265
- 200–207 Webs of “Wirkung” : modelling the interconnectedness of classification schemes 200–207
- 208–215 Classificatory Structure and the Evaluation of Document Classifications: The Case of Constitutive Classification 208–215
- 216–221 Towards a Typology of Warrant for 21st Century Knowledge Organization Systems 216–221
- 222–227 Load Bearing or Levittown? The Edifice Metaphor in Conceptualizing the Ethos of Classification Work 222–227
- 228–235 Medical Discourse’s Epistemic Influence on Gender Classification in Three Editions of the Dewey Decimal Classification 228–235
- 236–243 Challenges of Facet analysis and Concept Placement in Universal Classifications: the Example of Architecture in UDC 236–243
- 244–251 Hungarians in the history of the UDC 244–251
- 252–257 Everyday life classification processes and technologies 252–257
- 258–265 Including Knowledge Domains from the ICC into the Multilingual Lexical Linked Data Cloud 258–265
- 266–319 Knowledge Organization Tools: Taxonomy, Ontologies, Terminology 266–319
- 266–273 Developing A Taxonomy to Support User Browsing and Learning in a Digital Heritage Portal With Crowd-Sourced Content 266–273
- 274–280 Highly Expressive Tagging for Knowledge Organization in the 21st Century 274–280
- 281–288 Ontologies and the exchange of technical information: Building a knowledge repository based on ECSS standards 281–288
- 289–296 Music domain analysis for building faceted ontological representation 289–296
- 297–304 Towards a synthetic approach for classifying popular songs 297–304
- 305–311 Terminology as a picture of knowledge organization in a scientific discipline 305–311
- 312–319 Gottlob Frege’sTheory of Definition as Useful Tool for Knowledge Organization. Definition of ‘Context’- Case Study 312–319
- 320–334 Automatic classification systems 320–334
- 320–326 The use of noun phrases in information retrieval: proposing a mechanism for automatic classification 320–326
- 327–334 Noun Phrases in Automatic Indexing: a Structural Analysis of the Distribution of Relevant Terms in Doctoral Theses 327–334
- 335–428 Knowledge Organization and Representation for IRS 335–428
- 335–342 Bias in subject representation: convergences and divergences in the international literature 335–342
- 343–350 Information retrieval support: visualisation of the information space of a document 343–350
- 351–358 Genette, Intertextuality, and Knowledge Organization 351–358
- 359–366 Consensus Analysis on the development of meta-languages: a study of the semantic domain of Biotechnology 359–366
- 367–373 Switching Languages and the National Content Consortiums: An Overview on the Challenges of Designing an Iranian Model 367–373
- 374–381 A Baseline Model for Relating Users’ Requirements of Web Search Engines 374–381
- 382–389 Using the concepts of Case Based Reasoning and Basic Categories for enhancing adaptation to the user’s level of knowledge in Decision Support System 382–389
- 390–396 User-Generated Genre Tags Through the Lens of Genre Theories 390–396
- 397–404 Investigation of levels of abstraction in usergenerated tagging vocabularies: A case of wild or tamed categorization? 397–404
- 405–412 Faceted navigation in search and discovery tools 405–412
- 413–420 Numerical training for the information retrieval in medical imaginery: Modeling of the Gabor filters 413–420
- 421–428 The treatment of theatrical text content and the dissemination of information 421–428
- 429–476 Knowledge Organization for Special Domain 429–476
- 429–436 Older Adults and eHealth Literacy: Challenges to Knowledge Representation 429–436
- 437–444 Organizing and Representing Geographic Information 437–444
- 445–452 Knowledge Organization for the System of Indexing and Retrieval of Information on the Folk Culture of the Polish Carpathian Region 445–452
- 453–460 Model of scientific publishing as knowledge organization process 453–460
- 461–468 Bibliographic subject headings as access points to archival sources 461–468
- 469–476 Smart Cities and Knowledge Organization 469–476
- 477–523 Knowledge Organization for Libraries 477–523
- 477–485 Bridging the Gaps between Knowledge Organization and Digital Humanities 477–485
- 486–492 Digital libraries and semantic searching 486–492
- 493–500 Using a Semantic Analysis Tool to Generate Subject Access Points: A Study using Panofsky’s Theory and Two Research Samples 493–500
- 501–508 Extending the “Explore” User Task Beyond Subject Authority Data Into the Linked Data Sphere 501–508
- 509–515 Towards continuous improvement of users’ access to a library catalogue 509–515
- 516–523 Evaluating Discovery tools in Portuguese and Spanish Academic Libraries 516–523
- 524–555 Knowledge Organization Education 524–555
- 524–531 KO and classification education in the light of Benjamin Bloom’s Taxonomy of learning objectives 524–531
- 532–539 Knowledge organization in a digital learning environment in the experiences of pedagogy students 532–539
- 540–547 Characteristics of Library Science Terminology in the 21st Century 540–547
- 548–555 Documentation as Knowledge Organization: an assessment of Paul Otlet’s proposals 548–555
- 556–593 Knowledge Organization History and Future 556–593
- 556–563 Twenty Years After: Scientific Research in the Field of Knowledge Organization in Romania (1993-2012) 556–563
- 564–571 Exploring the boundaries of knowledge organization. Towards future projects 564–571
- 572–579 Classifications and interdisciplinarity within scientific disciplines and its influence on contemporary e-society in Poland 572–579
- 580–587 Semantization and standardization - cooperative or conflicting trends in knowledge organization? 580–587
- 588–593 Promotion of knowledge on the international level - the example of occupational safety 588–593
- 594–595 Author Index 594–595
- 596–596 International Scientific Committee 596–596
