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ORCID3. IIiX 2010: New Brunswick, NJ, USA
- Nicholas J. Belkin, Diane Kelly:
Information Interaction in Context Symposium, IIiX 2010, New Brunswick, NJ, USA, August 18-21, 2010. ACM 2010, ISBN 978-1-4503-0247-0
Keynote address
- Tefko Saracevic:
The notion of context in "Information Interaction in Context". 1-2
Information seeking in context
- Saila Huuskonen
, Pertti Vakkari:
Client information system as an everyday information tool in child protection work. 3-12 - Hideo Joho, Leif Azzopardi, Wim Vanderbauwhede:
A survey of patent users: an analysis of tasks, behavior, search functionality and system requirements. 13-24 - David Elsweiler, Stefan Mandl, Brian Kirkegaard Lunn:
Understanding casual-leisure information needs: a diary study in the context of television viewing. 25-34
Tasks: emotions, multitasking and support
- Arti Poddar, Ian Ruthven:
The emotional impact of search tasks. 35-44 - Angela Manyangara, Elaine G. Toms:
The effect of cognitive style and curiosity on information task multitasking. 45-54 - Abdigani Diriye, Ann Blandford, Anastasios Tombros:
When is system support effective? 55-64
Interfaces and systems
- Paul Thomas, Katherine Noack, Cécile Paris:
Evaluating interfaces for government metasearch. 65-74 - Parikshit Sondhi, Raman Chandrasekar, Robert Rounthwaite:
Using query context models to construct topical search engines. 75-84 - Judit Bar-Ilan, Maayan Zhitomirsky-Geffet, Yitzchak Miller, Snunith Shoham:
Tag, cloud and ontology based retrieval of images. 85-94
Best paper session
- Sanna Kumpulainen, Kalervo Järvelin:
Information interaction in molecular medicine: integrated use of multiple channels. 95-104 - Peter Bailey, Nick Craswell, Ryen W. White, Liwei Chen, Ashwin Satyanarayana, Seyed M. M. Tahaghoghi:
Evaluating search systems using result page context. 105-114 - Ingo Frommholz, Birger Larsen, Benjamin Piwowarski, Mounia Lalmas, Peter Ingwersen, Keith van Rijsbergen:
Supporting polyrepresentation in a quantum-inspired geometrical retrieval framework. 115-124
Theory and system design
- Christina Lioma, Birger Larsen, Hinrich Schütze, Peter Ingwersen:
A subjective logic formalisation of the principle of polyrepresentation for information needs. 125-134 - Haiming Liu, Paul Mulholland, Dawei Song, Victoria S. Uren, Stefan M. Rüger:
Applying information foraging theory to understand user interaction with content-based image retrieval. 135-144 - Gene Golovchinsky, Jeremy Pickens:
Interactive information seeking via selective application of contextual knowledge. 145-154
Research design and methods
- Pia Borlund, Jesper W. Schneider:
Reconsideration of the simulated work task situation: a context instrument for evaluation of information retrieval interaction. 155-164 - Soo Young Rieh, Ji Yeon Yang, Elizabeth Yakel, Karen Markey:
Conceptualizing institutional repositories: using co-discovery to uncover mental models. 165-174 - Yuka Egusa, Hitomi Saito, Masao Takaku, Hitoshi Terai, Makiko Miwa, Noriko Kando:
Using a concept map to evaluate exploratory search. 175-184
Search results and snippets
- Susan T. Dumais, Georg Buscher, Edward Cutrell:
Individual differences in gaze patterns for web search. 185-194 - Lorena Leal Bando, Falk Scholer, Andrew Turpin:
Constructing query-biased summaries: a comparison of human and system generated snippets. 195-204
Querying and relevance behavior
- Carla Teixeira Lopes, Cristina Ribeiro:
Context effect on query formulation and subjective relevance in health searches. 205-214 - Chang Liu, Jacek Gwizdka, Jingjing Liu:
Helping identify when users find useful documents: examination of query reformulation intervals. 215-224 - Ying-Hsang Liu:
On the potential search effectiveness of MeSH (medical subject headings) terms. 225-234
Search behavior and query logs
- Sergio Duarte Torres, Djoerd Hiemstra, Pavel Serdyukov:
An analysis of queries intended to search information for children. 235-244 - Junte Zhang, Jaap Kamps:
Search log analysis of user stereotypes, information seeking behavior, and contextual evaluation. 245-254 - Barbara M. Wildemuth, Jung Sun Oh, Gary Marchionini:
Tactics used when searching for digital video. 255-264
Poster session
- Li Chen, Luole Qi:
A diary study of understanding contextual information needs during leisure traveling. 265-270 - Gérard Dupont, Aurélien Saint-Réquier, Sébastien Adam, Yves Lecourtier, Bruno Grilhères, Stephan Brunessaux:
A step toward an adaptive composition of query suggestion approaches. 271-276 - Colleen Cool, Iris Xie:
Affective utterances as contextual feedback in interactive information retrieval: examples from help-seeking interactions. 277-282 - Peter Ingwersen, Marianne Lykke, Toine Bogers, Birger Larsen, Haakon Lund:
Assessors' search result satisfaction associated with relevance in a scientific domain. 283-288 - Anatoliy A. Gruzd, Justin Wong:
Blogging with CONTEXT: a context-aware information retrieval system for bloggers. 289-292 - Peiling Wang:
Contextualizing user relevance criteria: a meta-ethnographic approach to user-centered relevance studies. 293-298 - Stanford Chiu, Ibrahim Uysal, W. Bruce Croft:
Evaluating text reuse discovery on the web. 299-304 - Qiaoling Liu, Yandong Liu, Eugene Agichtein:
Exploring web browsing context for collaborative question answering. 305-310 - Ian Ruthven, Caroline Clews, Wajihah Haji Md Dali:
First impressions: how search engine results contextualise digital identities. 311-316 - Jingjing Liu, Chang Liu, Jun Zhang, Ralf Bierig, Michael J. Cole:
Identifying queries in the wild, wild web. 317-322 - Stina Westman, Luanne Freund:
Information interaction in 140 characters or less: genres on twitter. 323-328 - Richard Glassey, Desmond Elliott, Tamara Polajnar, Leif Azzopardi:
Interaction-based information filtering for children. 329-334 - Heather L. O'Brien, Elaine G. Toms:
Is there a universal instrument for measuring interactive information retrieval?: the case of the user engagement scale. 335-340 - Fernando Loizides, George Buchanan:
Performing document triage on small screen devices. part 1: structured documents. 341-346 - Marianne Lykke, Peter Ingwersen, Toine Bogers, Haakon Lund, Birger Larsen:
Physicists' information tasks: structure, length and retrieval performance. 347-352 - Yong-Mi Kim:
Social tags in text and image search. 353-358 - Richard W. Kopak, Luanne Freund, Heather L. O'Brien:
Supporting semantic navigation. 359-364 - Xiaojun Yuan, Xiangmin Zhang, Alex Trofimovsky:
Testing visualization on the use of information systems. 365-370 - Peng Qu, Chang Liu, Maosheng Lai:
The effect of task type and topic familiarity on information search behaviors. 371-376 - Lori McCay-Peet, Elaine G. Toms:
The process of serendipity in knowledge work. 377-382 - Frans van der Sluis, Egon L. van den Broek:
Using complexity measures in information retrieval. 383-388 - Panos Balatsoukas, Ian Ruthven:
What eyes can tell about the use of relevance criteria during predictive relevance judgment? 389-394
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