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ISKO UK Conference 2011
Facets of Knowledge Organization - A tribute to Professor Brian Vickery
University College London, 4-5 July
The second biennial conference of the UK Chapter of ISKO (International Society for Knowledge Organization) honours the life and achievements of Brian C Vickery (1918-2009), one of the great pioneers in our field. From his 1948 essay on Bradford’s law of scattering to a 2008 posting on his website On knowledge organisation, Vickery provided us with a tremendous legacy of insights, still relevant today. According to Vickery, ‘Our tasks are to make knowledge (whether organised or unorganised) available to those who seek it, to store it in an accessible way, and to provide tools and procedures that make it easier for people to find what they seek in those stores.’ During Facets of Knowledge Organization we shall discuss the latest progress with all these tasks.
Session 3A: The big schemes - LCSH and DDC
Computer-assisted abridgment of a classification scheme Rebecca Green, Joan S Mitchell
The wisdom of the cataloguers: LCSH, indexer inconsistencies and collective intelligence Gary Steele
What, if anything, is a subdivision? Simon Spero |  Session 3B: Perspectives on resource discovery
Seemingly gliding: the power of metadata in academic resource discovery systems Lucy Bell, Anat Vernitski
Traditions of facet theory, or a garden of forking paths? Modelling knowledge organization systems and structures – a discussion in the context of conceptual data models Maja Žumer, Marcia Lei Zeng |
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Session 6: The legacy of Brian C VickeryBrian Vickery and the foundations of information science Lyn Robinson, David Bawden Comparative modeling of Vickery’s faceted classification and the œvre of S R Ranganathan Joseph T Tennis Brian Vickery and the Classification Research Group: the legacy of faceted classification Vanda Broughton |
Session 7A — Making it work in practiceEnhancing the BBC’s news and sports coverage with an ontology-driven information architecture James Howard, Silver Oliver Babel revisited: a taxonomy for ordinary images in a bilingual retrieval context Elaine Ménard, Margaret Smithglass Building bridges: mapping diverse classifications for a seamless user navigation experience Fran Alexander |
Session 7B — Facets and folksonomiesFaceted navigation of social tagging applications Louise F Spiteri ISO 25964: a standard in support of KOS interoperability Stella Dextre Clarke Modeling a folksonomy with the postulational approach to facet analysis Elise Conradi |
Session 8: Special Subjects - music and mathematics
Faceted music: towards a model of music classification Deborah Lee
Music indexing and retrieval: evaluating the social production of music metadata and its use Jean Debaeker, Widad Mustafa El Hadi Some facets of knowledge management in mathematics Patrick Ion, Wolfram Sperber |
Posters
The use of an indexing language in the catalogues of university libraries: a method for its evaluation by users based on a socio-cognitive approach
Vera Regina Casari Boccato, Mariângela Spotti Lopes Fujita
Integration of SKOS and SRU in a distributed collaboration environment for archival material description
Ricardo Eito-Brun
Intersectional perspectives on collaborative tagging
Kristin Johannesson
A user-centred approach towards a semantic multimediainformation system
Hanene Maghrebi
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