TY  - BOOK
AU  -  Hans J. Dietschmann.
AU  - Dietschmann, Hans J., ed.
TI  - Representation and exchange of knowledge as a basis of information processes: proceedings of the fifth international research forum in information science (IRFIS 5), Heidelberg, F.R.G., September 5-7, 1983
SN  - 0444875638
U1  - 020 
PY  - 1984///
CY  - Amsterdam
PB  - Elsevier Science Pub. Co.
KW  - Information science
KW  - Knowledge representation (Information theory)
KW  - Information storage and retrieval systems
N1  - Forum sponsored by the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Dokumentation e.V. (DGD) Sektion Informationswissenschaft and the Gesellschaft für Information und Dokumentation mbH (GID); p. p. CANISIUS; Opening Remarks on the Perspectives of
a coordinated international Research Programme in
Information Science
G. WERSIG, R.-D. HENNINGS: The intellectual Architecture
of Information Systems. A broad range Research Agenda
L. C. SMITH, A. J. WARNER: A Taxonomy of Representations
in Information Retrieval System Design
W. KUNZ, H. RITTEL: How to know what is known: Designing
Crutches for Communication
M. KALLFASS, T. SEEGER: From the stereotype Approach of
Knowledge Representation to a polymorphous Concept of
Knowledge Organization
B. C. BROOKES: The Relevance of Laplace's "Rule of
Succession" to Knowledge Representation
R. KUHLEN; Some Similarities and Differences between
intellectual and Machine Text Understanding for the
Purpose of Abstracting
G. J. DALENOORT; Design of a self-organizing
Documentation System
C.-R. ROLLINGER, H.-J. SCHNEIDER: Text Understanding
as a knowledge-based Process
U. HAHN, U. REIMER: Heuristic Text Parsing in 'TOPIC:
Methodological Issues in a knowledge-based Text
Condensation System
M. BRITTAIN: Consensus in the Medical Sciences and the
Implications for Information Systems
R. T. BOTTLE: The declining Readability of Scientific
Papers as a Factor limitting the Transfer and Use of
Knowledge
M. BUDER, G. VOWE: Treatment of societal Problems and
Information Systems: An expanded Concept of "Informationand
Communication-Technology"
K. JARVELIN, a. J, REPO: On the Impacts of modern
Technology on Information Needs and Seeking:
A Framework
A. R. BLICK: Information Science Research versus the
Practitioner
F. C. A. EXON: Methodological Problems in User Studies,
and the Organization of in-house Library Research
T. D. WILSON, I. M. MASSER: Environmental Monitoring
and Information Management in County Planning Authorities
D. R. STREATFIELD: The Education Management Information
Exchange (EMIE): A User-based Research Project aimed
at local Authority Education Administrators
R. McCALL, JR., B. SCHAAB, W. SCHULER, I. MISTRIK:
A Database Model as the Basis of a Workstation for the
Designer
P. INGWERSEN: Online Man-Machine Interaction Facilities:
A cognitive View
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N. J. BELKIN, G. WINDED: Using MONSTRAT for the Analysis
of Information Interaction
H. P. FREI, J.-F. JAUSLIN: Two-dimensional Representation
of Information Retrieval Services
I. L. HOROWITZ: New Technology, scientific Information
and Choices for democratic Societies
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