Proceedings of the 13th ASIS SIG/CR Classification
Research Workshop
Edited by Jens-Erik Mai, Clare Beghtol,
Jonathan Furner, and Barbara Kwasnik
Advances of Classification Research, Volume
13 includes all of the
papers presented at the workshop, which was held in Philadelphia, P.A.
on November 17, 2002.
The papers presented at the workshop and included
in the new are:
" Promising Past and Future Research
Agendas in Classification,"
by Pauline Atherton Cochrane
" Look Back to Look Forward: The Classification
Research Study Group and
SIG/CR,"
by Kathryn La Barre
" Centripetal and Centrifugal Forces in Bibliographic
Classification
Research,"
by D. Grant Campbell
" Three Spheres of Classification Research: Emergence,
Encyclopedism, and
Ecology,"
by Joseph T. Tennis
" Report on the First Panel of Presentations and
Associated Discussion,"
by Jonathan Furner
" Bringing People, Technology, and Systems Together
Through
Classification Research: Designing for Change, Learning, and
Maintenance,"
by Paul Solomon
" Bibliographic Relationships, Citation Relationships,
Relevance
Relationships, and Bibliographic Classification: An Integrative View,"
by Jonathan Furner
" Effective Display of Browsable Classification on
the WWW and other
Hypertext Media,"
by James D. Anderson
" Report on the Second Panel of Presentations and
Associated Discussion,"
by Edie Rasmussen
" Integration of Knowledge Organization Systems into
Digital Library
Architectures,"
by Linda Hill, Olha Buchel, Greg Janée,
and Marcia Lei Zeng
" Creating and Maintaining Machine-Generated Taxonomies
in Human
Organizations: Contributions from Research and Practice,"
by Wendi Pohs, Dick McCarrick, and Michael
Muller
" Classification in the Physical Sciences,"
by Michael L. McGlashen and Anne Rogers
" Grounding Classification Research in Real World
Problems: Report of the
Third Panel of Presentations and Associated Discussion,"
by Paul Solomon
Concluding remarks
by Marcia Bates