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ORCIDJournal of Information Science, Volume 18
Volume 18, Number 1, February 1992
- A. E. Cawkell:
Freedom of information and windbaggery. 1-2 - Brenda White:
Standards of service. 3-10 - Penelope A. Yates-Mercer, David Pearson:
Charging policies and practice in corporate information units in the UK 1: To charge or not to charge? 11-21 - Edward T. Cremmins:
Value-added processing of representational and speculative information using cognitive skills. 27-37 - W. A. Turner, Yves-F. Lecoadic:
Framing public policy for scientific and technical information. 39-43 - W. John Wilbur, Karl Sirotkin:
The automatic identification of stop words. 45-55 - David Sanford Horner:
Frameworks for technology analysis and classification. 57-68 - Paul M. Trenchard:
Hierarchical bibliometry: a new objective measure of individual scientific performance to replace publication counts and to complement citation measures. 69-75 - Ana Maria Ramalho Correia, T. D. Wilson:
The MSc in Information Management of the University of Sheffield taught in Portugal: an example of knowledge transfer in education. 77-82
Volume 18, Number 2, April 1992
- Jack Meadows:
Purposes and practices of text retrieval. 83-87 - E. Michael Keen:
Some aspects of proximity searching in text retrieval systems. 89-98 - Micheline Hancock-Beaulieu:
Query expansion: advances in research in online catalogues. 99-103 - Peter Gillman:
Data handling and text compression. 105-110 - Clement H. C. Leung, D. Hibler, N. Mwara:
Picture retrieval by content description. 111-119 - Fred Williams:
Appraisal and evaluation of software products. 121-125 - David Pearson, Penelope A. Yates-Mercer:
Charging policies and practice in corporate information units in the UK 2: How to charge. 127-137 - F. Çuna Ekmekçioglu, Alexander M. Robertson, Peter Willett:
Effectiveness of query expansion in ranked-output document retrieval systems. 139-147 - Joey F. George
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An examination of four GDSS experiments. 149-158 - Paul F. Burton, Elisabeth Davenport:
The automation of know how. 159
Volume 18, Number 3, June 1992
- Karl A. Stroetmann, Werner Schwuchow:
Information policy in the Federal Republic of Germany: development, analysis, perspective. 161-170 - Yves-François Le Coadic:
A science policy for scientific information. 171-177 - A. E. Cawkell:
Selected aspects of image processing and management: review and future prospects. 179-192 - Kieran P. Broadbent:
Challenges for development in the Asia-Pacific region: the information sector, South Korea and the Philippines. 193-202 - Rosanne Price, Tat-Seng Chua, Suliman Al-Hawamdeh:
Applying relevance feedback to a photo archival system. 203-215 - Eusebio J. Cabrales, John P. Eddy:
Informatics education in Colombia: a study of the present situation and recommendations for the future. 217-224 - Susan J. Bradley, Peter Willett, Frances E. Wood:
A publication and citation analysis of the Department of Information Studies, University of Sheffield, 1980-1990. 225-232 - Wolf D. Rauch:
The information market in Austria. 233-236
Volume 18, Number 4, August 1992
- Harry East, Sandra Vogel:
Indicators and revenues of database production and hosting in the United Kingdom. 241-249 - John Gurnsey:
Real-time services: a study in evolution. 251-258 - Peter Vickers:
Information consultancy in the UK. 259-267 - John Martyn:
UK Government policy on the electronic information industry. 269-272 - Jacques Perriault, Christian Sautron:
The use of information technologies in the French education system. 273-282 - Syed Salim Agha, Shahid Akhtar:
The responsibility and the response: sustaining information systems in developing countries. 283-292 - Hsinchun Chen:
Knowledge-based document retrieval: framework and design. 293-314
Volume 18, Number 5, October 1992
- Charles Oppenheim:
Guest Editorial. 321-322 - Marino Saksida:
Information - a vision of the future: the human dimension. 323-327 - Shirley Anne Cousins:
In their own words: an examination of catalogue users' subject queries. 329-341 - Eugene Garfield:
The relationship between mechanical indexing, structural linguistics and information retrieval. 343-354 - Charles L. Choguill, Ana Mercia Silva-Roberts, Frances E. Wood:
Construction and housing information needs in the Third World: an international survey. 355-362 - Stephanie W. Haas:
Covering the vocabulary of technical abstracts using standard and specialized dictionaries. 363-373 - I. Cassi, Piero Mussio, Marco Padula, Marco Protti, G. Tonolli:
Relational tools to manage pictorial information. 375-398 - Robert R. Braam, Jeanet Bruil:
Quality of indexing information: authors' views on indexing of their articles in Chemical Abstracts online CA-file. 399-408 - A. A. Bukhari, A. J. Meadows:
The use of information technology by scientists in British and Saudi Arabian universities: a comparative study. 409-415
Volume 18, Number 6, December 1992
- Shawky Salem, Alan Gilchrist:
Guest Editorial. 421 - Paul Nauta, Ben Goedegebuure:
International Declaration. 423 - Shawky Salem:
Tables and photos on the Iraqi aggression to the library and information infrastructure in Kuwait. 425-440 - Yaser Y. Abdel-Motey, Nahla Al Hmood:
An overview of the impact of the Iraqi aggression on libraries, information and education for librarianship in Kuwait. 441-446 - Mohammed M. Aman:
Libraries and information systems in the Arab Gulf States: after the war. 447-451 - Harold C. Young, S. Nazim Ali:
The Gulf War and its effect on information and library services in the Arabian Gulf with particular reference to the State of Bahrain. 453-462 - Maged Khaled:
Information manpower development programme in Egypt. 463-469 - Moosa N. Al-Mufaraji:
Libraries and library education in Oman. 471-479 - Shaban A. Khalifa:
Libraries and librarianship in Qatar. 481-489 - Mohammed Ali Al-Tasan:
The role of the King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology in Information Services in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. 491-495 - Ghassan Al-Laham:
Libraries and information infrastructure in Syria. 497-504
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