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Tuesday 21/08/2012
- 9.00 – 18.00: Doctoral consortium (by invitation only)
- 18.30 – 20.30: Opening reception (for all participants) at De Hemel
- 20.00: DC dinner at De Hemel (for DC students and mentors only)
Wednesday 22/08/2012
- 9.00: Welcome
- 9.30: Keynote Peter Ingwersen. Chair: Diane Kelly
- 10.30: Coffee break
- 11.00: Finding books session. Chair: Christina Lioma
- Nils Pharo and Ragnar Nordlie: Examining the effect of task stage and topic knowledge on searcher interaction with a digital bookstore
- Suvi Oksanen and Pertti Vakkari: In search of a good novel, neither reading activity nor querying matter, but examining search results
- Muhchyun Tang, Pei-Hang Ting and Yi-Jin Sie: Exploring evaluation criteria of social navigational tools on social media : a case study of aNobii
- 12.30: Lunch
- 14.00: Expressing and understanding in interaction session. Chair: Marianne Lykke
- Andrew MacFarlane, Chloe Marshall, George Buchanan and Asaad Albrair: Phonological working memory impacts on information searching: An investigation of dyslexia
- Mark Smucker, James Allan and Blagovest Dachev: Human Question Answering Performance Using an Interactive Document Retrieval System
- Ying-Hsang Liu and Mei-Mei Wu: On Sociocultural Aspects of User Elicitation
- 15.30: Coffee break
- 16.00: Search user interface design. Chair: Noriko Kando
- Gene Golovchinsky, Abdigani Diriye and Tony Dunnigan: The future is in the past: Designing for exploratory search
- David Zellhöfer: A Permeable Expert Search Strategy Approach to Multimodal Retrieval
- Kingsley Hughes-Morgan and Max L. Wilson: Information vs Interaction – examining different interaction models over consistent metadata
- 17.30 – 20.30: Poster reception (at conference venue)
Thursday 23/08/2012
- 9.00: Queries in context session. Chair: Andrew Mc Farlane
- Kien Tjin-Kam-Jet, Dolf Trieschnigg and Djoerd Hiemstra: An analysis of free-text queries for a multi-field web form
- Richard Schaller, Morgan Harvey and David Elsweiler: Entertainment on the Go: Finding Things to Do and See while Visiting Distributed Events
- Chia-Jung Lee and W. Bruce Croft: Generating Queries from User-Selected Text
- 10.30: Coffee break
- 11.00: Web search behaviour session. Chair: Peter Ingwersen
- Georg Singer, Ulrich Norbisrath and Dirk Lewandowski: Ordinary Search Engine Users assessing Difficulty, Effort, and Outcome for Simple and Complex Search Tasks
- Ian Ruthven: Grieving online: the use of search engines in times of grief and bereavement
- Carsten Eickhoff, Pieter Dekker and Arjen De Vries: Supporting Children’s Web Search in School Environments
- 12.30: Lunch
- 14.00: Wikipedia and cultural heritage search behaviour session. Chair: Arjen de Vries
- Jonas Fransson: Intention and task context connected with session in a cultural heritage collection
- Malcolm Clark, Ian Ruthven, Patrik O’Brian Holt and Dawei Song: Looking for Genre: the use of Structural Features During Search Tasks with Wikipedia
- Karl Gyllstrom and Marie Francine-Moens: Surfin’ Wikipedia – An Analysis of the Wikipedia (Non-Random) Surfer’s Behavior from Aggregate Access Data
- 15.30: Coffee break
- 16.00 – 17.00: Keynote Diane Kelly. Chair: Katriina Byström
- 19.30 – 23.00: Conference banquet at Belvedere
Friday 24/08/2012
- 9.00: Keynote Daniel Russell. Chair: Marianne Lykke
- 10.00: Coffee break
- 10.30: Representations, visualizations and behaviour session. Chair: Max Wilson
- Pierre Tirilly, Chunsheng Huang, Wooseob Jeong, Xiangming Mu, Iris Xie and Jin Zhang: On the consistency and features of image similarity
- Christina Lioma, Birger Larsen and Peter Ingwersen: Preliminary Experiments using Subjective Logic for the Polyrepresentation of Information Needs
- Pia Borlund, Sabine Dreier and Katriina Byström: What does Time Spent on Searching Indicate?
- Marco Angelini, Nicola Ferro, Giuseppe Santucci, Gianmaria Silvello and Guido Granato: Visual Interactive Failure Analysis: Supporting Users in Information Retrieval Evaluation
- 12.30: Lunch
- 14.00: Information seeking in specific applications session. Chair: Paul Thomas
- Miamaria Saastamoinen, Sanna Kumpulainen and Kal Jarvelin: Task Complexity and Information Searching in Administrative Tasks Revisited
- Anna Mikkonen and Pertti Vakkari: Readers’ search strategies for accessing books in public libraries
- Joan Bartlett, Yusuke Ishimura and Lorie Kloda: Scientists’ Preferences for Bioinformatics Tools: The Task-based Selection of Information Retrieval Systems
- 15.30: Coffee break
- 16.00 – 17.00: IIiX planning session and closing
- 17.30 – 19.30: IIiX closing reception / EuroHCIR welcome reception (at conference venue, for all participants)
Saturday 25/08/2012
The list of accepted posters is below. The list of accepted DC students can be found on this page.
Posters
| 1 | Studying Information Interaction in Context: Some Lessons for Traffic Experiments | Martin Colbert, Adam Oliver |
| 2 | Modelling Contexts for Information Interaction as 360° User Journeys: an Initial Illustration with reference to Pregnant Women Quitting Smoking | Nalini Edwards, Martin Colbert |
| 3 | Visual Metaphors to Model Metacognitive Strategies that Support Memory During the Process of Refinding Information | Leanne Bowler, Eleanor Mattern |
| 4 | Grannies, tanning beds, tattoos and NASCAR: Evaluation of search tasks with varying levels of cognitive complexity | Wan-Ching Wu, Diane Kelly, Ashlee Edwards, Jaime Arguello |
| 5 | Towards a Model of Collaborative Information Retrieval in Tourism | Abu Shamim Mohammad Arif, Jia Tina Du, Ivan Lee |
| 6 | A preliminary study using PageFetch to examine the searching ability of children and adults | Jim Purvis, Leif Azzopardi |
| 7 | Graphical representation and similarity measurement of relevance judgments on the web | Panos Balatsoukas, Ian Ruthven |
| 8 | Practical Considerations when Filtering Documents | Desmond Elliott, Leif Azzopardi |
| 9 | Towards realistic known-item topics for the ClueWeb | Claudia Hauff, Matthias Hagen, Anna Beyer, Benno Stein |
| 10 | Unobtrusive Mobile Browsing Behaviour Tracking Tool | Matti Lassila, Teemu Pääkkönen, Paavo Arvola, Jaana Kekäläinen, Marko Junkkari |
| 11 | EmSe: Initial Evaluation of a Child-friendly Medical Search System | Carsten Eickhoff, Leif Azzopardi, Djoerd Hiemstra, Franciska de Jong, Arjen De Vries |
| 12 | SCAMP: A Tool for Conducting Interactive Information Retrieval Experiments | Gareth Renaud, Leif Azzopardi |
| 13 | Using file system content to organize e-mail | Maya Sappelli, Suzan Verberne, Wessel Kraaij |
| 14 | Correlating Perception-Oriented Aspects in User-Centric Recommender System Evaluation | Alan Said, Brijnesh Jain, Andreas Lommatzsch, Sahin Albayrak |
| 15 | Unlocking radio broadcasts: user needs in sound retrieval | Mette Skov, Marianne Lykke |
| 16 | An Exploratory Study into Perceived Task Complexity, Topic Specificity, and Usefulness for Integrated Search | Peter Ingwersen, Birger Larsen, Peiling Wang, Christina Lioma |
| 17 | SlideDeckFinder: Identifying related slide decks based on visual appearance and composition patterns | Oliver Brdiczka, Doron Kletter |
| 18 | Evaluation of search quality differences and the impact of personality styles in native and foreign language searching tasks | Eszter Józsa, Máté Köles, Anita Komlódi, Károly Hercegfi, Peng Chu |
| 19 | Making the News Interesting: Understanding the Relationship Between Familiarity and Interest | Frans Van der Sluis, Richard Glassey, Egon Van Den Broek |
| 20 | An Exploratory Study on Search Behavior in Different Languages | Peng Chu, Eszter Jozsa, Anita Komlodi, Karoly Hercegfi |
| 21 | Model for Simulating Result Document Browsing in Focused Retrieval | Paavo Arvola, Johanna Vainio, Jaana Kekäläinen, Marko Junkkari |
| 22 | PatentLight: a patent search application | Silvia Calegari, Emanuele Panzeri, Gabriella Pasi |
