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4th ISKO UK Biennial Conference
Knowledge Organization - making a difference
The impact of knowledge organization on society, scholarship and progress
University College London, 13-14 July 2015
Programme
The systematic and structured organization of knowledge and information has far-reaching applications, underlying effective
searching, browsing, navigation and exploration of collections and networks. This conference aims to explore, justify and proclaim the continuing demand for knowledge organization (KO). It will be a showcase for research and development that offers benefits for cultural activities and economic development and an opportunity to consider the impact that KO has had, is having and will have.
DAY ONE, MONDAY 13th OF JULY
Session 1 - The difference over time
Keynote address by Alan Gilchrist
Reflections on knowledge, communication and knowledge organization paper slides audio
Diachronic semantics: changes of meaning of words over time and the consequences for keeping
classification systems up to date
Drahomira Cupar paper slides audio
Posters
Global Agricultural Concept Scheme (GACS)
Anton Doroszenko
How can Knowledge Organization help to break out from silo mentality
Chris Jones
Web analytics as tool for improvement of website taxonomies
Marianne Lykke, Tanja Svarre
Practical steps to incorporate RDA in Iran
Zeinolabedini, Sholeh Arastoopoor
Conceptual relationships in ontologies and indexing languages: analysis of journals of Information Science.
Marina Silva, Walter Moreira
Session 3 - The difference in a non-text context Analysing creative image search information needs Elena Konkova, Andy MacFarlane, Ayse Goker paper slides audio Metadata in CHAOS: how researchers tag and annotate radio broadcasts Marianne Lykke, Haakon Lund, Mette Skov paper slides audio Deep image annotation and knowledge organization |
Session 4 - The difference in a corporate environment The best of both worlds: Highlighting the synergies of combining knowledge modelling and automated techniques to improve information search and discovery in oil and gas exploration Paul Cleverley and Simon Burnett paper slides audio The politics of taxonomies |
DAY TWO, 14th OF JULY Session 5 - The future and the value of structure Keynote address by Dagobert Soergel Unleashing the power of data through organization: Structure and connections for meaning, learning, and Wikidata: the potential of structured data to enable applications such as Histropedia Dynamic semantic publishing: 4 use case scenarios |
Session 6A -Knowledge Organization and cultural heritage The Arches reference data management tool Philip Carlisle, Dennis Wuthrich, Alison Dalgity, Ioannis Avramidesand David Myers slides Vocabulary linked data publication and mapping Ceri Binding, Douglas Tudhope slides audio SCENT for GLAM: a tool for giving meaning to professional controlled vocabularies Marie-Véronique Leroi, Florent André paper slides audio | Session 6B - Enhancing capabilities in the education sector Entity-centric library search based on FRBR Vincenzo Maltese, Amit Kumar Sarangi, Fausto Giunchiglia, Stella Margonar Better metadata, better management: improving PhD support in universities Jennifer Summers Identifying continuing education resources on new data standards and technologies through an automatic crawling system Jung-ran Park, Yuji Tosaka, Christopher Yang, Qing Ping and Houda Mimouni |
What KOS can do, with the proper tools available. About AGROVOC, edited in VocBench and used in the AGRIS web application Caterina Caracciolo and Johannes Keizer From the same place to a different place: the representation of geographic concepts in knowledge organization systems Vanda Broughton |
Session 8 - From the perspective of theory
The value added of organized information: from Floridi to Bennett
Claudio Gnoli
Epistemic communities in knowledge organization: an analysis of research trends in the Knowledge Organization journal
Bruno Henrique Alves, José Augusto Guimarães and Daniel Martínez-Ávila
Social tagging as interpretative production: liminality and information practice
Pauline Rafferty and Allen Foster
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