School of
Information Management & Systems
(Previously School of Library & Information Studies)
Michael Buckland,
Professor.
buckland@sims.berkeley.edu
OASIS: Studies in Information
Selection:
Retrieval, Filtering, & Adaptive Searching.
OASIS, Otlet's Adaptive Search
Information Service, honors
Paul Otlet, a
pioneer of Information Management.
A program of exploration of
information selection: searching, filtering, retrieval, and especially
adaptive searching using multiple computers and multiple sources
in a networked environment.
Overview.
List of selected OASIS-related publications.
Funding.
Topics include:
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Union records and dossiers:
Extended bibliographic information objects
(Buckland, Butler, Norgard & Plaunt 1994).
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Information Retrieval of more
than text (JASIS 42 (1991):586-588.
- Expertise, task
complexity, and the role of intelligent information systems
(Buckland & Florian 1990).
- Going Places in the Catalog:
Improved Geographic Access.
-
Translingual
Information Management Using
Domain Ontologies. DARPA grant.
- Searches in a Collection. Taxonomy of
searches.
-
Seamless searching of Numeric and Textual Resources. IMLS grant.
- Forme,
Signification, et Structure des Systèmes de Sélection du Savoir
- A functional model of retrieval systems
- Search Support for
Unfamiliar Metadata
Vocabularies.
DARPA contract.
- Filing filtering and the first few found: Ordering.
Summary.
Text.
- Trade-off
between Precision and Recall and the
slope of the retrieval curve.
- Searching multiple networked digital libraries: A
Design analysis.
-
Selecting Libraries, Selecting Documents, Selecting Data
- Vocabulary as a central concept
in Library & Information Science.
Go to
OASIS-related publications,
to
Design of Library Services
or to Buckland's
home-page.