[NORSLIS] Fwd: 2nd CfP First International Symposium on Information
Interaction in Context (IIiX), 18-20 Oct 2006, Copenhagen, Denmark
Pertti Vakkari
Pertti.Vakkari at uta.fi
Sat Mar 25 16:28:04 GMT 2006
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> Call for Papers
>
> First International Symposium on Information Interaction in Context
> (IIiX)
> 18-20 October, 2006, Copenhagen, Denmark http://www.db.dk/IIiX/
>
> Submission deadline for all contributions May 1, 2006
>
> Information is increasingly available across media and genres,
> across languages, and across modalities. How people access this
> information is highly dependent on the context of their interaction
> and this context is influenced by a range of factors such as the
> time, place, and history of interaction, the tasks motivating the
> interaction and the technical possibilities of the information
> systems. Although the use of information systems are heavily
> affected by contextual factors, Information Retrieval and Seeking
> research is largely conducted out of context.
>
> IIiX will explore the relationships between the contexts that affect
> Information Retrieval and Seeking, how these contexts impact on
> information behaviour, and how knowledge of information contexts can
> help design truly interactive information systems.
>
> IIiX invites research contributions that approach information
> contexts from a broad range of perspectives, such as context
> surrounding
> documents, context influencing seeking humans and their tasks, the
> context of information seekers and providers, the context of
> interactive search, and the technical contexts of information systems.
>
> IIiX encourages the submission of original, high quality research
> papers in any of the symposium topics of interest. All submissions
> will be reviewed by an international programme committee and all
> accepted research papers will be published in the symposium
> proceedings by a major publisher. Submissions may either be full
> research papers (max 5000 words) or research in progress papers (max
> 2000 words). Full details on submissions are available on the
> symposium web page (http://www.db.dk/IIiX/)
>
> IIiX also host a dedicated Doctoral Forum on the day preceding the
> conference (details on IIiX webpage)
>
> Topics of interest include but are not restricted to the following:
> * CASE STUDIES, FIELD EXPERIMENTS, SIMULATIONS, ETC. OF
> CONTEXT-SENSITIVE INFORMATION SEEKING & RETRIEVAL:
> o Task-based IIR and information behaviour
> o Algorithmic solutions to IIiX
> o Relevance feedback - implicit & explicit - and query modification issues
> o Media and genre-dependent applications
> o Cross-media, cross-language and cross-modal approaches
> o Personalized and collaborative information access in context
> *CONTEXTUAL INFORMATION INTERACTION THEORY - MODELING CONTEXT e.g.
> o Ontology and knowledge-based IR in context
> o Theoretical tools for IIiX
> *EVALUATION AND RESEARCH METHODOLOGIES FOR IIIX
> o Research design
> o Usability evaluation
> o Nature of relevance in contexts
> o Interactive IR and interface issues
> o Measures of performance in context and situation-sensitive
> information access
> o The test-collection challenge
> *PLATFORMS AND FRAMEWORKS FOR DOING RESEARCH ON IIIX
> o IR & DB Integration in context
> o Non-content based information seeking and retrieval
> o Document structure in contextual interactive IR
>
> **** IMPORTANT DATES ****
>
> Full papers or Research-in-Progress papers: May 1, 2006
> Notification date: June 20, 2006
> Conference: 18-20 October 2006
>
> **************************************************************
>
> Symposium co-chairs:
> Pia Borlund & Peter Ingwersen
> Royal School of Library and Information Science, Denmark
>
> Symposium Programme Chair:
> Ian Ruthven
> University of Strathclyde, UK
>
> Thematic Programme Chairs:
> Anastasios Tombros (Laboratory IR)
> Queen Mary, University of London, UK
> Pertti Vakkari (Information Behavior)
> Tampere University, Finland
> Nicholas Belkin (Interactive IR)
> Rutgers University, USA
>
> Doctoral Forum chairs: Birger Larsen and Jesper W. Schneider, Royal
> School of Library and Information Science, Denmark
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