... novices can generate. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2011 Information management Information retrieval Indexing Internet User studies The use of tags can generate a “folksonomy”, i.e. a “folk taxonomy”, a bottom‐up, socially‐generated classification that differs from...

...Andreas Thor; Lutz Bornmann Purpose The single publication h index has been introduced by Schubert as the h index calculated from the list of citing publications of one single publication. This paper aims to look at the calculation of the single publication h index...

... --> Artificial intelligence Multimedia Indexing With the increase of multimedia – including images, audio and video, there is an urgent need for capturing, storing, retrieving, indexing, analysing and, summarising such data. The early image retrieval systems are based on manually annotated descriptions...

...Péter Jacsó Purpose The purpose of this paper, the fourth in a series, is to discuss the pros and cons of the h‐index in the Web of Science (WoS). Design/methodology/approach The paper looks at the content and software advantages and disadvantages of WoS from the perspective of calculating...

...A.R.D. Prasad; Péter Jacsó Purpose The purpose of this paper is to discuss the pros and cons of computing the h‐index using Scopus. Design/methodology/approach The paper looks at the content features and the software capabilities of Scopus from the perspective of computing a reasonable h‐index...

... the h‐index. Design/methodology/approach The paper focuses on the analysis of pros and cons of the three largest, cited‐reference‐enhanced, multidisciplinary databases (Google Scholar, Scopus and Web of Science). Findings The h‐index, developed by Jorge E. Hirsch to quantify the scientific...

...Peter Jacsó Purpose The purpose of this article is to discuss open access to scholarly indexing/abstracting information. Design/methodology/approach Discusses open access to scholarly indexing/abstracting information. Findings Open access versions of the traditional ready reference tools...

... examined by employing the usability technique. Phase two examined the impact of adding metadata elements to web pages in their original rank order, using the experimental method. This study focuses on indexing web pages using metadata and its impact on search engine's rankings. Findings Meta tags...

... then arranged into sub‐groups of related terms. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2005 Bibliographic systems Databases Data handling Indexing Data structures Classification The rapid growth of information and availability of data from an increasing number of new sources have...

... technologies and tools for indexing the invisible web follow one of two strategies: indexing the web site interface or examining a portion of the contents of an invisible web site and indexing the results. Originality/value The paper is of value to those involved with information management. The world...

... of documents owned by different institutions, to give free and open access to the collection, to save heavily used documents from wear and tear, and to let users enrich the collection by subject indexing and by their own research findings. The texts are the scattered remains of the archives of the Swedish East...

...‐tag element will be put on each of them (Bradley, 2002). Meta‐tags have many advantages for Web indexing and also some disadvantages. For example, there are no officially designated meta‐tags (Sullivan, 1997; Nowick, 2002). There is only a framework for meta‐tags in HTML, and nothing that defines...