Citiviz: A Visual User Interface to the CITIDEL System

Kampanya, Nithiwat; Shen, Rao; Kim, Seon Ho; North, Chris; Fox, Edward A.

doi:10.1007/978-3-540-30230-8_12

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“…Thus, stepping stones & pathway (SSP) integrates visualization, clustering, and Bayesian inference to support exploration and the resolution of complex information needs that can be met by sets of related documents [10]. CitiViz, a visual interface to CITIDEL, combines searching, browsing, clustering, and information visualization [32].…”

Section: Integrated Servicesmentioning

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Integration of complex archeology digital libraries: An ETANA-DL experience

Shen

Vemuri

Fan

et al. 2008

Information Systems

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Section: Integrated Servicesmentioning

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Integration of complex archeology digital libraries: An ETANA-DL experience

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Vemuri

Fan

et al. 2008

Information Systems

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“…CitiViz was a visual search interface that displayed an overview of the document sets in a digital library based on the ACMComputing Classification System. Its effectiveness exceeded the traditional list in various exploratory tasks (Kampanya et al 2004). Besides, hierarchical classification can help improve the internal search of websites.…”

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Exploratory Search: A Critical Analysis of the Theoretical Foundations, System Features, and Research Trends

Jiang

2014

Library and Information Sciences

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Humans are explorers by nature. Almost all searches are exploratory to a certain extent. As a result of the subdivision of the information seeking domain, exploratory search has become a new research focus arousing extensive attention. This chapter introduces the concept of exploratory search and illustrates its basic theoretical foundations, clarifying its complex meaning from the aspects of the problem context and the search process. Four different methods of classifying search results are identified based on a survey of existing exploratory search systems, including hierarchical classification, faceted classification, dynamic clustering, and social classification. Their inherent characteristics and practical applications are reviewed in detail, and the visualization support for presenting the classified search results is explored in addition. The development trends of the exploratory search field are predicted according to the social nature of information seeking.

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“…In Citiviz [68], an interactive animat ed scatterplot is used with a hyperbolic tree occlusion and navigation within the pace.…”

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“…For example, Cata-Cone [44] makes use of available subject headings in library systems and represents categories associated with highly ranked document s in the search results as well as their ancestors and siblings using a 3D ConeTree [94] (see Figure 2.9) . In Citiviz [68], a hyp erbolic tree is used to show the hierarchical structure of documents using the ACM Computing Classificat ion System.…”

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Metadata visualization of scholarly search results

Khazaei

Hoeber

2012

Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Knowledge Management and Knowledge Technologies

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Studies of online search behaviour have found that searchers often face difficulties formulating queries and exploring the search results sets. These shortcomings may be especially problematic in digital libraries since library searchers employ a wide variety of information-seeking methods (with varying degrees of support ), and the corpus to be searched is often more complex than simple textual information. To address these problems, an interactive Web-based library search interface is present ed, which has been designed to support strategic retrieval behaviour of library searchers. T his system takes advantage of the rich metadata associated with academic documents and employs information visualization techniques to provide searchers with additional information-seeking tools. These tools are designed to facil itat e visual and interactive query refinement, search results exploration, and citation navigation. User evaluations illustrate the potential benefits of the design choices in comparison to a list-based digital library search interface. Acknowledgeme ntsFirstly, I would like t o sincerely t hank my supervisor , Dr. Orland Roeb er , for the support and guidance he offered me t hroughout my master 's program . This research would not have been possible without his insight ful advice and patient encouragement.

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Citiviz: A Visual User Interface to the CITIDEL System

Cited by 21 publications

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Integration of complex archeology digital libraries: An ETANA-DL experience

Integration of complex archeology digital libraries: An ETANA-DL experience

Exploratory Search: A Critical Analysis of the Theoretical Foundations, System Features, and Research Trends

Metadata visualization of scholarly search results

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