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ORCIDJournal of the American Society for Information Science (JASIS), Volume 40, 1989
Volume 40, Number 1, January 1989
- Claudio Todeschini, Michael P. Farrell:
An expert system for quality control in bibliographic databases. 1-11 - Yale M. Braunstein:
Economics of intellectual property rights in the international arena. 12-16 - Bruce C. Klopfenstein:
Forecasting consumer adoption of information technology and services - Lessons from home video forecasting. 17-26 - Roland Hjerppe
, Birgitta Olander:
Cataloging and expert systems: AACR2 as a knowledge base. 27-44 - Ye-Sho Chen, Ferdinand F. Leimkuhler:
A type-token identity in the Simon-Yule model of text. 45-53 - Gary Marchionini:
Information-seeking strategies of novices using a full-text electronic encyclopedia. 54-66
Volume 40, Number 2, March 1989
- Donald H. Kraft:
Honoring additional JASIS referees. 67
- Aatto J. Repo:
The value of information: Approaches in economics, accounting, and management science. 68-85 - Charles T. Meadow, Barbara A. Cerny, Christine L. Borgman, Donald Owen Case:
Online access to knowledge: System design. 86-98 - Christine L. Borgman, Donald Owen Case, Charles T. Meadow:
The design and evaluation of a front-end user interface for energy researchers. 99-109 - Katherine W. McCain:
Descriptor and citation retrieval in the Medical Behavioral Sciences literature: Retrieval overlaps and novelty distribution. 110-114 - Joel L. Fagan:
The effectiveness of a nonsyntactic approach to automatic phrase indexing for document retrieval. 115-132
- MaryEllen C. Sievert:
Online search analyst, version 1.0. 133 - MaryEllen C. Sievert:
Search strategies in mass communication. 133-134 - Bert R. Boyce:
Online bibliographic databases: A directory and sourcebook. 134 - John N. Olsgaard:
Education for professional librarians. 134-135 - Andrew G. Torok:
Human aspects of library automation: Helping staff and patrons cope. 135 - Richard I. Blue:
Scientific and technical libraries. Volume 1: Functions and management. 135-136 - Richard I. Blue:
Scientific and technical libraries. Volume 2: Special formats and subject areas. 135-137 - Michael Lesk:
Text processing and document manipulation: Proceedings of the international conference, Nottingham, April 1986. 137-139 - Lynn Roundtree:
MARC for archives and manuscripts: The AMC format. 139 - Lynn Roundtree:
MARC for archives and manuscripts: A compendium of practice. 139 - Andrew M. Calabrese:
Misunderstanding media. 139-140 - John Richardson Jr.:
Federal information policies in the 1980's: Conflicts and issues. 140-141 - Andrew M. Calabrese:
Information technology: A luddite analysis. 141-142
Volume 40, Number 3, May 1989
- Michael D. Gordon, Manfred Kochen:
Recall-precision trade-off: A derivation. JASIS 40(3): 145-151 (1989) - Don R. Swanson:
Verification of results that logically related noninteractive literatures are potential sources of new knowledge. JASIS 40(3): 152 (1989) - Henry Small, Eugene Garfield:
Analysis of scientific literature to assist in problem solving. JASIS 40(3): 152 (1989) - Don R. Swanson:
Response: Absence of citations can be valuable clue. JASIS 40(3): 152 (1989) - Richard M. Jones:
Online catalogue research in Europe. JASIS 40(3): 153-157 (1989)
- Lois F. Lunin, Roy Rada:
Introduction and overview. JASIS 40(3): 158-163 (1989) - Roy Rada:
Writing and reading hypertext: An overview. JASIS 40(3): 164-171 (1989) - Ben Shneiderman, Dorothy Brethauer, Catherine Plaisant, Richard Potter:
Evaluating three museum installations of a hypertext system. JASIS 40(3): 172-182 (1989) - Walt Scacchi:
On the power of domain-specific hypertext environments. JASIS 40(3): 183-191 (1989) - Peggy M. Irish, Randall H. Trigg:
Supporting collaboration in hypermedia: Issues and experience. JASIS 40(3): 192-199 (1989) - Jeff Conklin, Michael L. Begeman:
gIBIS: A tool for all reasons. JASIS 40(3): 200-213 (1989) - James M. Nyce, Paul Kahn:
Innovation, pragmaticism, and technological continuity: Vannevar Bush's memex. JASIS 40(3): 214-220 (1989)
Volume 40, Number 4, July 1989
- Michael D. Gordon, David C. Blair, Robert K. Lindsay:
Manfred Kochen 1928-1989: Remembrances of a scholar and a gentle man. JASIS 40(4): 223-225 (1989) - Miranda Lee Pao, Dennis B. Worthen:
Retrieval effectiveness by semantic and citation searching. JASIS 40(4): 226-235 (1989) - Kalervo Järvelin:
An approach to query cost modelling in numeric databases. JASIS 40(4): 236-245 (1989) - Bryce Allen:
Recall cues in known-item retrieval. JASIS 40(4): 246-252 (1989) - John E. Summers, Edward G. Summers:
The computerized cataloguing of historic watercraft: A case study in information retrieval in museology. JASIS 40(4): 253-261 (1989) - Edward John Kazlauskas, Michele F. DeYoe, Katherine R. Smith:
A descriptive analysis of the characteristics of the microcomputer periodical literature. JASIS 40(4): 262-268 (1989) - Anastassios Pouris:
Evaluating academic science institutions in South Africa. JASIS 40(4): 269-272 (1989) - Bert R. Boyce, John P. McLain:
Entry point depth and online search using a controlled vocabulary. JASIS 40(4): 273-276 (1989) - Kevin L. Cook:
Laws of scattering applied to popular music. JASIS 40(4): 277-283 (1989) - V. Cano:
Citation behavior: Classification, utility, and location. JASIS 40(4): 284-290 (1989) - András Schubert, András Telcs:
Estimation of the publication potential in 50 U.S. states and in the District of Columbia based on the frequency distribution of scientific productivity. JASIS 40(4): 291-297 (1989)
Volume 40, Number 5, September 1989
- Donald H. Kraft:
Reducing the backlog in JASIS. JASIS 40(5): 301-303 (1989) - Roy Rada, Ellen Bicknell:
Ranking documents with a thesaurus. JASIS 40(5): 304-310 (1989) - Carolyn R. Watters:
Logic framework for information retrieval. JASIS 40(5): 311-324 (1989) - Mutawakilu A. Tiamiyu:
Sub-Saharan Africa and the paperless society: A comment and a counterpoint. JASIS 40(5): 325-328 (1989) - Michael K. Buckland:
Information handling, organizational structure, and power. JASIS 40(5): 329-333 (1989) - MaryEllen C. Sievert, Mary Haughawout:
An editor's influence on citation patterns: A case study of Elementary School Journal. JASIS 40(5): 334-341 (1989) - Michael H. MacRoberts, Barbara R. MacRoberts:
Problems of citation analysis: A critical review. JASIS 40(5): 342-349 (1989) - Haruyuki Ogawa, Nobuyuki Midorikawa, Chie Yoshikawa, Ken-ichiro Saito, Hiroshi Itsumura, Masatsugo Kaneko, Emiko Niki:
How much of cited conference materials can be found using bibliographic tools? JASIS 40(5): 350-355 (1989) - Don R. Swanson:
Online search for logically-related noninteractive medical literatures: A systematic trial-and-error strategy. JASIS 40(5): 356-358 (1989) - Caroline M. Eastman:
Research productivity and breadth of interest revisited. JASIS 40(5): 359-360 (1989) - Bert Royce:
Database design for information retrieval. JASIS 40(5): 361 (1989) - F. W. Lancaster:
Article by Jung Soon Ro. JASIS 40(5): 362 (1989) - John S. Jordan:
Articles by Jung Soon Ro and Don Swanson. JASIS 40(5): 362-363 (1989) - Lois F. Lunin, Marion J. Ball:
Introduction and overview. JASIS 40(5): 364-366 (1989) - Marion J. Ball:
Dedication: In memory of Marsden S. Blois, 1919-1988. JASIS 40(5): 367 (1989) - Marion J. Ball, Judith V. Douglas, John L. Zimmerman, Lois F. Lunin:
Informatics education and the professions. JASIS 40(5): 368-377 (1989)
Volume 40, Number 6, November 1989
- Paul Travis Nicholls:
Bibliometric modeling processes and the empirical validity of Lotka's Law. JASIS 40(6): 379-385 (1989) - Starr Roxanne Hiltz, Kenneth Johnson:
Measuring acceptance of computer-mediated communication systems. JASIS 40(6): 386-397 (1989) - Douglas P. Metzler, Stephanie W. Haas, Cynthia L. Cosic, Leslie H. Wheeler:
Constituent object parsing for information retrieval and similar text processing problems. 398-423
- Peter B. Hirtle:
Historical note: Atherton Seidell and the photoduplication of library material. 424-431
- Don R. Swanson:
A second example of mutually isolated medical literatures related by implicit, unnoticed connections. 432-435
- Susan E. Hocker:
Online database search services directory: A reference and referral guide to more than 1, 700 libraries, information firms, and other sources providing computerized information retrieval and associated services using publicly available online databases. 436 - Jack H. Westbrook:
Data bases and data models. 436-437 - Herbert S. White:
Education of library and information professionals. 437-438 - F. W. Lancaster:
The electronic era of publishing: An overview of concepts, technologies and methods. 438 - Susan Bonzi:
Semantic interpretation and the resolution of ambiguity. 438 - James Krikelas:
Information seeking: Basing services on users' behaviors. 439 - Norman Howden:
The politics of an emerging profession: The American Library Association 1876-1917. 439-440 - Norman Howden:
Computer industry almanac. 440 - Norman Howden:
Selecting and installing software packages. 440 - George Whitbeck:
Internationalizing library and information science education: A handbook of policies and procedure in administration and curriculum. 441 - Karen M. Drabenstott:
Patron access: Issues for online catalogs. 441-442 - Sharon L. Baker:
Marketing/planning library and information services. 442 - Bert R. Boyce:
Online retrieval analysis and strategy. 442-443
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