Journal of the American Society for Information Science (JASIS), Volume 39, 1988

Volume 39, Number 1, January 1988

Editorial

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  Donald H. Kraft:
  A new citation format for JASIS. 1

Research

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  Terrence A. Brooks:
  Repetitive bibliographical information in relational databases. 2-7
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  Robert M. Losee:
  Parameter estimation for probabilistic document-retrieval models. 8-16
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  Ji-ren Bao:
  K, θ, M model: A bridge and a language. 17-21

Book Reviews

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  Doris L. Carver:
  Designing the user interface, strategies for effective human-computer interaction. 22
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  Lee Shiflett:
  A difficult balance: Editorial peer review in medicine. 22-23
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  Bella Hass Weinberg:
  Macrothesaurus for information processing in the field of economic and social development. 23-24
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  Bert R. Boyce:
  Networks and data communication. 24
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  Audrey N. Grosch:
  Libraries and information science in the electronic age. 24-25
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  Carol Tenopir:
  Information online 86: Proceedings of the first Australian Online Information Conference. 25

Letters to the Editor

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  Michael E. Koenig:
  Electronics, the cost disease, and the operation of libraries. 28

Book Reviews

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  Richard H. Veith:
  Review of "Multinational Computer Nets". 29

Perspectives on ... CD-ROM for Information Storage and Retrieval

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  Lois F. Lunin, Peter B. Schipma:
  Introduction and overview. 30-33
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  David H. Davies:
  The CD-ROM medium. 34-42
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  Edward M. Cichocki, Susan M. Ziemer:
  Design considerations for CD-ROM retrieval software. 43-46
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  Bill Zoellick:
  CD-ROM software architecture to promote interchangeability. 47-53
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  Julie B. Schwerin:
  CD-ROM: Potential markets for information. 54-57
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  Ron J. Rietdyk:
  Creation and distribution of CD-ROM databases for the library reference desk. 58-62
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  Peter B. Schipma:
  A CD-ROM database product for oncology. 63-66

Volume 39, Number 2, March 1988

Research

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  Jung Soon Ro:
  An evaluation of the applicability of ranking algorithms to improve the effectiveness of full-text retrieval. I. On the effectiveness of full-text retrieval. 73-78
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  Patrick Doreian:
  Testing structural-equivalence hypotheses in a network of geographical journals. 79-85
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  Valery I. Frants, Craig B. Brush:
  The need for information and some aspects of information retrieval systems construction. 86-91

Historical

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  Don R. Swanson:
  Historical note: Information retrieval and the future of an illusion. 92-98

Book Reviews

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  Glynn Harmon:
  Progress in communication sciences. 99-100

Perspectives on ... Integrated Academic Information Management Systems (IAIMS)

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  Lois F. Lunin, Marion J. Ball:
  Introduction and overview. 101-104
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  Donald A. B. Lindberg:
  Part I. The IAIMS initiatives of NLM. Institutional planning for advanced information services. 105-106
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  Marion J. Ball, Judith V. Douglas:
  Part II. Planning and implementing integrated information services. Integration and outreach: Integrated Academic Information Management Systems (IAIMS) at Maryland. 107-112
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  Marjorie P. Wilson, Robert J. McCarter Jr., Alan B. McKay, Rosnec Estime:
  The management of change: Lessons learned from the IAIMS experience. 113-117
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  James I. Penrod, Ronald Witte:
  IAIMS infrastructure: Technological base. 118-125
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  Cyril C. H. Feng, Frieda O. Weise:
  Part III. Implementation of integrated information services. Library/computer center partnership. 126-130
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  Naomi C. Broering, Cyril Feng, Nina W. Matheson:
  Integration across institutions: IAIMS extended. 131-134
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  Homer R. Warner:
  Clinical linkages: IAIMS at the University of Utah. 135-137
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  John L. Zimmerman, Jan H. van Bemmel, Otto Rienhoff:
  Medical informatics education. 138-141
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  Richard T. West:
  Programmatic intent of IAIMS - past and future. The National Library of Medicine's IAIMS Grant Program: Experiences and futures. 142-145

Volume 39, Number 3, May 1988

Research

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  Jung Soon Ro:
  An evaluation of the applicability of ranking algorithms to improve the effectiveness of full-text retrieval. II. On the effectiveness of ranking algorithms on full-text retrieval. 147-160
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  Tefko Saracevic, Paul B. Kantor, Alice Y. Chamis, Donna Trivison:
  A study of information seeking and retrieving. I. Background and methodology. 161-176
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  Tefko Saracevic, Paul B. Kantor:
  A study of information seeking and retrieving. II. Users, questions, and effectiveness. 177-196
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  Tefko Saracevic, Paul B. Kantor:
  A study of information seeking and retrieving. III. Searchers, searches, and overlap. 197-216

Brief Communications

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  Alice Y. Chamis:
  Selection of online databases using switching vocabularies. 217-218

Letters to the Editor

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  W. Olabode Aiyepeku:
  Comment on the paper entitled "Sub-Saharan Africa and the Paperless Society" (JASIS, 38(4): 298-304; 1987). 219-220
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  Anthony Olden:
  Rejoinder to W.O. Aiyepeku's comments. 220
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  Clara Martinez:
  The NOT operator. 220
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  Emmanuel P. Papadakis:
  Color mismatching to invigorate audiences at slide presentations. 220-221

Volume 39, Number 4, July 1988

Editorial

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  Donald H. Kraft:
  Honoring the JASIS referees over the last few years. 223

Research

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  George A. Barnett, Gary Siegel:
  The diffusion of computer-assisted legal research systems. 224-234
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  John J. Regazzi:
  Performance measures for information retrieval systems - an experimental approach. 235-251
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  Paul J. Hart, Ronald E. Rice:
  Inter-industry relations in electronic news services. 252-261
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  Matti Jakobsson:
  One-pass text compression with a subword dictionary. 262-269

Historical

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  Madeline M. Henderson:
  Tracking nontraditional information systems. 270-272
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  Laurence B. Heilprin:
  Annual Review of Information Science and Technology (ARIST). Early historical perspective. 273-280

Brief Communications

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  Leo Egghe:
  The relative concentration of a journal with respect to a subject and the use of online services in calculating it. 281-284

Letters to the Editor

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  V. Balasubramanian:
  Controlled vocabulary in information retrieval. 285-286
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  Donald H. Kraft:
  Errata. 287

Volume 39, Number 5, September 1988

Research

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  Michael Eisenberg, Carol L. Barry:
  Order effects: A study of the possible influence of presentation order on user judgments of document relevance. 293-300

Historical Note

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  Pamela Spence Richards:
  Information science in wartime: Pioneer documentation activities in World War II. 301-306

Perspectives on ... Education of the Information Professional: New Dimensions, New Directions

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  Lois F. Lunin, Marianne Cooper:
  Introduction and overview. 307-311
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  Robert M. Hayes:
  Part I. Curricula and accreditation. Education of the information professional: A library school perspective. 312-317
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  Joy K. Moll, Barbara J. Flood:
  Information science and information-related educational programs: Their diversity and accreditation. 318-322

Perspectives on ... Education of the Information Professional: New Dimensions, New Direction

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  Julie M. Hurd:
  Technology: An agent for change in education for information science. 323-326

Perspectives on ... Education of the Information Professional: New Dimensions, New Directions

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  James D. Anderson, Nicholas J. Belkin, Linda C. Lederman, Tefko Saracevic:
  Part II. Three schools with a new twist. Information science at Rutgers: Establishing new interdisciplinary connections. 327-330
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  Barbara Settel, Donald A. Marchand:
  Syracuse University School of Information Studies: A tradition of innovation. 331-333
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  Diana Woodward:
  Drexel University College of Information Studies: Evolving programs, new connections. 334-336
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  Richard H. Lytle:
  Part III. The fellow travelers. Information resource management: Research, education, and practice. 337-339
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  Richard J. Cox:
  Educating archivists: Speculations on the past, present, and future. 340-343
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  Marion J. Ball, Judith V. Douglas, Lois F. Lunin:
  Informatics and education in the health professions. 344-347
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  Trudi Bellardo:
  Part IV. Different perspectives. Options and trends in the training of information professionals. 348-350
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  Marta Dosa:
  Has international education been politicized? 351-354
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  Carol Oen, Marianne Cooper:
  Professional identity and the information professional. 355-357
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  Barbara M. Preschel:
  Education of the information professional: What employers want. 358-361
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  Guy Garrison:
  Part V. The future. Challenges to information science education. 362-366

Volume 39, Number 6, November 1988

Research

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  Lyn Blackshaw, Baruch Fischhoff:
  Decision making in online searching. 369-389
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  David M. Carroll, Christine A. Pogue, Peter Willett:
  Bibliographic pattern matching using the ICL Distributed Array Processor. 390-399
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  Stuart Glogoff:
  Reviewing the gatekeepers: A survey of referees of library journals. 400-407
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  Clifford A. Lynch:
  Some reliability issues in very large databases. 408-420
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  Ronald Rousseau:
  The Fussler sampling technique. 421-422
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  Belver C. Griffith:
  Exact fits to large ranked, bibliometric distributions. 423-427

Brief Communications

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  Katherine W. McCain:
  Evaluating cocited author search performance in a collaborative specialty. 428-431
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  Michael H. MacRoberts, Barbara R. MacRoberts:
  Author motivation for not citing influences: A methodological note. 432-433

Book Reviews

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  Diana Woodward:
  Protecting privacy in two-way electronic services. 434-435
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  James D. Anderson:
  String indexing. 435
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  Mary J. Culnan:
  INFOTRENDS: Profiting from your information resources. 435-436