9. JCDL 2009: Austin, Texas, USA

1

• Lecia J. Barker:
  Science teachers' use of online resources and the digital library for Earth system education. 1-10
  
• Byron Marshall, René F. Reitsma, Malinda Zarske:
  Dimensional standard alignment in K-12 digital libraries: assessment of self-found vs. recommended curriculum. 11-14
  
• Yolanda Jacobs Reimer, Melissa Bubnash, Matthew Hagedal, Peter Wolf:
  Helping students with information fragmentation, assimilation and notetaking. 15-18
  
• Steven Bethard, Soumya Ghosh, James H. Martin, Tamara Sumner:
  Topic model methods for automatically identifying out-of-scope resources. 19-28
  
• Lars Fredrik Høimyr Edvardsen, Ingeborg Sølvberg, Trond Aalberg, Hallvard Trætteberg:
  Automatically generating high quality metadata by analyzing the document code of common file types. 29-38
  

2

• Pucktada Treeratpituk, C. Lee Giles:
  Disambiguating authors in academic publications using random forests. 39-48
  
• Denilson Alves Pereira, Berthier A. Ribeiro-Neto, Nivio Ziviani, Alberto H. F. Laender, Marcos André Gonçalves, Anderson A. Ferreira:
  Using web information for author name disambiguation. 49-58
  
• Stephen Wan, Cécile Paris, Robert Dale:
  Whetting the appetite of scientists: producing summaries tailored to the citation context. 59-68
  
• Levent Bolelli, Seyda Ertekin, Ding Zhou, C. Lee Giles:
  Finding topic trends in digital libraries. 69-72
  
• Liangcai Gao, Zhi Tang, Xiaofan Lin:
  CEBBIP: a parser of bibliographic information in chinese electronic books. 73-76
  

3

• Gary Marchionini, Chirag Shah, Christopher A. Lee, Robert Capra:
  Query parameters for harvesting digital video and associated contextual information. 77-86
  
• Martin Halvey, David Vallet, David Hannah, Joemon M. Jose:
  ViGOR: a grouping oriented interface for search and retrieval in video libraries. 87-96
  
• Christopher A. Beer, Peter D. Pinch, Karen Cariani:
  Developing a flexible content model for media repositories: a case study. 97-100
  
• Pierre Hanna, Matthias Robine, Thomas Rocher:
  An alignment based system for chord sequence retrieval. 101-104
  

4

• Masaya Murata, Hiroyuki Toda, Yumiko Matsuura, Ryoji Kataoka:
  Query-page intention matching using clicked titles and snippets to boost search rankings. 105-114
  
• Adam Jatowt, Kensuke Kanazawa, Satoshi Oyama, Katsumi Tanaka:
  Supporting analysis of future-related information in news archives and the web. 115-124
  

5: best paper nominees 1

• Edward Clarkson, Shamkant B. Navathe, James D. Foley:
  Generalized formal models for faceted user interfaces. 125-134
  
• Adam Mikeal, James Creel, Alexey Maslov, Scott Phillips, John Leggett, Mark McFarland:
  Large-scale ETD repositories: a case study of a digital library application. 135-144
  

6: best paper nominees 2

• Kai Yu, Jiangqin Wu, Yueting Zhuang:
  Style-consistency calligraphy synthesis system in digital library. 145-152
  
• Miles Efron:
  Generative model-based metasearch for data fusion in information retrieval. 153-162
  
• Koraljka Golub, Jim Moon, Douglas Tudhope, Catherine Jones, Brian Matthews, BartBomiej PuzoD, Marianne Lykke Nielsen:
  EnTag: enhancing social tagging for discovery. 163-172
  
• Liang Zhang, Jiangqin Wu, Yueting Zhuang, Yin Zhang, Chenxing Yang:
  Review-oriented metadata enrichment: a case study. 173-182
  

7

• Rabia Haq, Michael L. Nelson:
  Using timed-release cryptography to mitigate the preservation risk of embargo periods. 183-192
  
• Waister Silva Martins, Marcos André Gonçalves, Alberto H. F. Laender, Gisele L. Pappa:
  Learning to assess the quality of scientific conferences: a case study in computer science. 193-202
  
• Chenxing Yang, Baogang Wei, Jiangqin Wu, Yin Zhang, Liang Zhang:
  CARES: a ranking-oriented CADAL recommender system. 203-212
  
• Xin Li, Hsinchun Chen:
  Recommendation as link prediction: a graph kernel-based machine learning approach. 213-216
  
• Abdigani Diriye, Ann Blandford, Anastasios Tombros:
  A polyrepresentational approach to interactive query expansion. 217-220
  

8: best paper finalists

• Steven Bethard, Philipp Wetzer, Kirsten R. Butcher, James H. Martin, Tamara Sumner:
  Automatically characterizing resource quality for educational digital libraries. 221-230
  
• William B. Lund, Eric K. Ringger:
  Improving optical character recognition through efficient multiple system alignment. 231-240
  
• Catherine C. Marshall:
  No bull, no spin: a comparison of tags with other forms of user metadata. 241-250
  

9

• Frank McCown, Michael L. Nelson:
  What happens when facebook is gone? 251-254
  
• Douglas J. Kennard, William B. Lund, Bryan S. Morse:
  Improving historical research by linking digital library information to a global genealogical database. 255-258
  
• Monica Berti, Matteo Romanello, Alison Babeu, Gregory Crane:
  Collecting fragmentary authors in a digital library. 259-262
  
• Ryan Baumann, W. Brent Seales:
  Robust registration of manuscript images. 263-266
  

10

• Mingfang Wu, James A. Thom, Andrew Turpin, Ross Wilkinson:
  Cost and benefit analysis of mediated enterprise search. 267-276
  
• Patricio Galeas, Ralph Kretschmer, Bernd Freisleben:
  Document relevance assessment via term distribution analysis using fourier series expansion. 277-284
  

11

• Kerstin Bischoff, Claudiu S. Firan, Wolfgang Nejdl, Raluca Paiu:
  How do you feel about "dancing queen"?: deriving mood & theme annotations from user tags. 285-294
  
• Daniel Hasan Dalip, Marcos André Gonçalves, Marco Cristo, Pável Calado:
  Automatic quality assessment of content created collaboratively by web communities: a case study of wikipedia. 295-304
  
• Benjamin B. Bederson, Alexander J. Quinn, Allison Druin:
  Designing the reading experience for scanned multi-lingual picture books on mobile phones. 305-308
  
• Matt Jones, Emma Thom, David Bainbridge, David Frohlich:
  Mobility, digital libraries and a rural indian village. 309-312
  
• Bill Kules, Robert Capra, Matthew Banta, Tito Sierra:
  What do exploratory searchers look at in a faceted search interface? 313-322
  

12

• Jerome McDonough:
  Aligning METS with the OAI-ORE data model. 323-330
  
• Avishek Anand, Srikanta J. Bedathur, Klaus Berberich, Ralf Schenkel, Christos Tryfonopoulos:
  EverLast: a distributed architecture for preserving the web. 331-340
  
• Frank McCown, Michael L. Nelson:
  A framework for describing web repositories. 341-344
  
• Gonçalo Antunes, José Barateiro, Manuel Cabral, José Luis Borbinha, Rodrigo Rodrigues:
  Preserving digital data in heterogeneous environments. 345-348
  
• Charles L. Cartledge, Michael L. Nelson:
  Unsupervised creation of small world networks for the preservation of digital objects. 349-352
  
• Christine L. Borgman, Geoffrey C. Bowker, Thomas A. Finholt, Jillian C. Wallis:
  Towards a virtual organization for data cyberinfrastructure. 353-356
  

Posters

• Daniel Gelaw Alemneh:
  Expanding the search for digital preservation solutions: adopting PREMIS in cultural heritage institutions. 357-358
  
• Ali Sajedi Badashian, Asghar Dehghani Firouzabadi, Iman Khalkhali, Hamidreza Afzali, Morteza Ashurzad Delcheh, Mohammad Shoja Shafiei, Mahdi Alipour:
  Collaborative digital library: enhancing digital collections to improve learning in educational programs. 359-360
  
• Snowden Becker:
  Digitizing the flea market: eBay as a data source for historic collections. 361-362
  
• George Buchanan, Annika Hinze:
  Semantic alerting for digital libraries. 363-364
  
• Jake Carlson, Deborah Leiter:
  Addressing researchers' needs through the data curation profile. 365-366
  
• Nisachol Chamnongsri, Lampang Manmart, Vilas Wuwongse:
  Implementation and evaluation of palm leaf manuscript metadata schema (PLMM). 367-368
  
• Sebastian de la Chica, Faisal Ahmad, Qianyi Gu, Ifi Okoye, Keith E. Maull, Tamara Sumner, Kirsten R. Butcher:
  A personalized learning environment. 369-370
  
• Michael G. Christel, Bryan Maher, Huan Li:
  Analysis of transaction logs for insights into use of life oral histories. 371-372
  
• Wingyan Chung:
  Summarizing user-generated reviews in digital libraries: a visual clustering approach. 373-374
  
• Ryan Chute, Stephan Dresher, Lyudmila Balakireva, Herbert Van de Sompel:
  An interoperability service framework for high-resolution image applications. 375-376
  
• Sally Jo Cunningham, Erin K. Bennett:
  Tailoring greenstone for seniors. 377-378
  
• Sally Jo Cunningham, Jillene Bydder:
  A mixed digital / physical snapshot of early internet / web usage in New Zealand. 379-380
  
• Richard Easty, Nikolay Nikolov:
  Mashing up life science literature resources. 381-382
  
• Phillip M. Edwards:
  Representing publication and distribution practices for scholarly materials: a cross-disciplinary comparison. 383-384
  
• Maria Esteva, Hai Bi:
  Inferring intra-organizational collaboration from cosine similarity distributions in text documents. 385-386
  
• Jun Gong, Lidan Wang, Douglas W. Oard:
  Personal name-matching through name transformation. 387-388
  
• Qi Guo, Ryan P. Kelly, Selden Deemer, Arthur Murphy, Joan A. Smith, Eugene Agichtein:
  EMU: the emory user behavior data management system for automatic library search evaluation. 389-390
  
• Choochart Haruechaiyasak, Alisa Kongthon, Santipong Thaiprayoon:
  Building a thailand researcher network based on a bibliographic database. 391-392
  
• Christopher Hirt, Gary Simons, Joan Spanne:
  Building a MARC-to-OLAC crosswalk: repurposing library catalog data for the language resources community. 393-394
  
• Chang Hu, Anne Rose, Benjamin B. Bederson:
  Locating text in scanned books. 395-396
  
• Sheng-Cheng Huang, Randolph G. Bias, Tanya L. Payne, Jay B. Rogers:
  Remote usability testing: a practice. 397-398
  
• J. Steven Hughes, Daniel J. Crichton, Chris Mattmann:
  Scientific digital libraries, interoperability, and ontologies. 399-400
  
• Fidelia Ibekwe-Sanjuan, Eric SanJuan:
  The landscape of information science: 1996-2008. 401-402
  
• Jon Ippolito, Richard Rinehart, Marilyn Lutz, Sharon Fitzgerald:
  Forging the future: new tools for variable media art preservation. 403-404
  
• Emi Ishita, Shinji Mine, Masanori Koizumi, Yosuke Miyata, Chihiro Kunimoto, Junko Shiozaki, Keiko Kurata, Shuichi Ueda:
  Analyzing OPAC use with screen views and eye tracking. 405-406
  
• Michael Khoo, Xia Lin, Jung-ran Park:
  A user-friendly metadata quality control tool for the internet public library. 407-408
  
• Sarah Kim:
  Using an institutional repository for personal digital collections of retired faculty members. 409-410
  
• Yoji Kiyota, Hiroshi Nakagawa, Satoshi Sakai, Tatsuya Mori, Hidetaka Masuda:
  Exploitation of the wikipedia category system for enhancing the value of LCSH. 411-412
  
• Martin Klein, Michael L. Nelson:
  Inter-search engine lexical signature performance. 413-414
  
• Martin Klein, Olena Hunsicker, Michael L. Nelson:
  Correlation of music charts and search engine rankings. 415-416
  
• Eunyee Koh, Andruid Kerne, Jon Moeller:
  Toward automatic generation of image-text document surrogates to optimize cognition. 417-418
  
• Bill Kules, Robert Capra:
  Designing exploratory search tasks for user studies of information seeking support systems. 419-420
  
• Heather Leary, Sarah Giersch, Andrew Walker, Mimi Recker:
  Developing a review rubric for learning resources in digital libraries. 421-422
  
• Christopher A. Lee, Richard Marciano, Chien-Yi Hou, Chirag Shah:
  From harvesting to cultivating: transformation of a web collecting system into a robust curation environment. 423-424
  
• Chao Li, Chunxiao Xing, Li Dong, Michael Bailou Huang:
  A semi-automatic system for managing multiple digital preservation risks of digital libraries in china. 425-426
  
• Fernando Loizides, George Buchanan:
  What patrons want: supporting interaction for novice information seeking scholars. 427-428
  
• Cezary Mazurek, Marcin Mielnicki, Marcin Werla:
  Selective harvesting of regional digital libraries and national metadata aggregators. 429-430
  
• William H. Mischo, Mary C. Schlembach, Michael A. Norman:
  User search behaviors within a library gateway. 431-432
  
• G. Craig Murray, Jimmy J. Lin, W. John Wilbur, Zhiyong Lu:
  Users' adjustments to unsuccessful queries in biomedical search. 433-434
  
• Uma Murthy, Edward A. Fox, Yinlin Chen, Eric Hallerman, Ricardo da Silva Torres, Evandro J. Ramos, Tiago R. C. Falcão:
  Species identification: fish images with CBIR and annotations. 435-436
  
• Debbie L. Rabina, Maria Cristina Pattuelli:
  Kindle usage among LIS students: an exploratory study. 437-438
  
• Monica Rivero, Geneva L. Henry:
  Metababble: a clash of metadata cultures. 439-440
  
• Robert Sanderson, Clare Llewellyn, Richard Jones:
  Evaluation of OAI-ORE via large-scale information topology visualization. 441-442
  
• Yang Shen, Huijuan Fu, Zitao Liu, Pengpeng Liu, Qingchuan Fu:
  Empirical analysis on chinese academic plagiarism. 443-444
  
• Naimdjon Takhirov, Ingeborg Sølvberg:
  Adaptive personalized eLearning on top of existing LCMS. 445-446
  
• Xiaoya Tang:
  User search characteristics on a specialized digital collection fordomain- and task-specific information. 447-448
  
• Emma Tonkin:
  MetRe: supporting the metadata revision process. 449-450
  
• Xiaoyue Wang, Eamonn J. Keogh:
  Finding centuries-old hyperlinks with a novel semi-supervised learning technique. 451-452
  
• Jinlong Wang, Ke Gao, Yongli Ren, Gang Li:
  Journal ranking based on social information. 453-454
  
• Barbara M. Wildemuth, Jeffrey Pomerantz, Sanghee Oh, Seungwon Yang, Edward A. Fox:
  The variety of ways in which instructors implement a modular digital library curriculum. 455-456
  
• Todd C. Will, Anand Srinivasan, Michael Bieber, Il Im, Vincent Oria, Yi-Fang Wu:
  GRE: hybrid recommendations for NSDL collections. 457-458
  
• Megan A. Winget:
  Archiving the videogame industry: collecting primary materials of new media artifacts. 459-460
  
• Fei Yan, Ming Zhang, Tao Sun, Yang Lu, Naiyue Zhang, Long Xiao:
  Analyzing user's book-loan behaviors in Peking university library from social network perspective. 461-462
  

Demos

• David Bainbridge, Timothy C. Bell:
  An ajax-based digital music stand for greenstone. 463-464
  
• Michael G. Christel, Robert V. Baron, Geoff Froh, Dan Benson, Julieanna Richardson:
  Accessing the densho and historymakers oral history collections via informedia technologies. 465-466
  
• Judith Gelernter, Michael E. Lesk:
  Text mining for indexing. 467-468
  
• Geneva L. Henry, Monica Rivero:
  Our Americas archive partnership demonstration. 469-470
  
• Ray R. Larson, Ryan Shaw:
  Mapping life events: temporal and geographic context for biographical information. 471-472
  
• Spencer J. Lee, Edward A. Fox, Gary Marchionini, Javier Velasco, Gonçalo Antunes, José Luis Borbinha:
  Virtual DL poster sessions in second life. 473-474
  
• Chirag Shah:
  ContextMiner: building context-rich digital collections. 475-476
  
• Quinn Stewart, David Todd:
  Using university collections in digital library education. 477-478
  
• Tamara Sumner, Holly Devaul, Lynne Davis, John Weatherley:
  A curriculum customization service. 479-480
  
• Zhi Tang, Liangcai Gao, Aixia Jia, Xiaofan Lin:
  XEB: a markup language document container format suitable for handheld devices. 481-482
  
• Xiaohua Zhou, Palakorn Achananuparp, E. K. Park, Xiaohua Hu, Xiaodan Zhang:
  AskDragon: a redundancy-based factoid question answering system with lightweight local context analysis. 483-484
  
• Wenhao Zhu, Baogang Wei, Jiangqin Wu, Shaomin Shi, Yan Yang:
  Knowledge extraction and integration for semi-structural information in digital libraries. 485-486