International Conference on Integrated Information 2011
Island of Kos, Greece
September 29, 2012 – October 3, 2012
Table of Contents
Information and Knowledge Management
| Towards the Preservation and Availability of Historical Books and Manuscripts: A Case Study | 8-11 |
| Eleni Galiotou |
| An Extensive Experimental Study on the Cluster-based Reference Set Reduction for Speeding-up the k-NN Classifier | 12-15 |
| Stefanos Ougiaroglou, Georgios Evangelidis, Dimitris Dervos |
| Exploiting the Search Culture Modulated by the Documentation Retrieval Applications | 16-21 |
| Nikitas Karanikolas, Christos Skourlas |
| Information and Knowledge Organization-The Case of the TEI of Athens | 22-25 |
| Anastasios Tsolakidis, Manolis Chalaris, Ioannis Chalaris |
| Providing Access to Students with Disabilities and Learning Difficulties in Higher Education through a Secure Wireless Framework | 26-29 |
| Catherine Marinagi, Christos Skourlas |
| Improving Query Efficiency in High Dimensional Point Indexes | 30-33 |
| Evangelos Outsios, Georgios Evangelidis |
| Text Segmentation Using Named Entity Recognition and Co-Reference Resolution in Greek Texts | 34-41 |
| Pavlina Fragkou |
| KINISIS, a Graphical XQuery Language | 42-45 |
| Euclid Keramopoulos, Achilleas Pliakas, Konstantinos Tsekos, Ignatios Deligiannis |
| Dimensionality Curse, Concentration Phenomenon and the KDB-tree | 46-49 |
| Nikolaos Kouiroukidis, Georgios Evangelidis |
| Applying Balanced Scorecard Strategic Management in Higher Education | 50-53 |
| Manolis Chalaris, Anastasios Tsolakidis, Ioannis Chalaris |
| A Web Portal Model for NGOs’ Knowledge Management | 54-57 |
| Zuhal Tanrikulu |
| The Digital Archives System and Application Optimized for the Tradition Knowledge Archives | 58-61 |
| Jeon Hong Chan, In Deok Hwang, Jae Hak Park, Hyeok Sim, U won Gwon, Soon Cheol Park |
| A Semi-Automatic Emerging Technology Trend Classifier Using SCOPUS and PATSTAT | 62-65 |
| Seonho Kim, Woondong Yeo, Byong-Youl Coh, Waqas Rasheed, Jaewoo Kang |
| Presenting a Framework for Knowledge Management within a Web Enabled Living Lab | 66-70 |
| Lizette de Jager, Albertus AK Buitendag, Potjie (JS) van der Walt |
Information History: perspectives, methods, and current topics
| Emerging Research Fields in Information History | 98-101 |
| Laszlo Z. Karvalics |
| Information Management through Elementary Data Clusters – New Observations on Pridianum-type Roman Statistical Documents | 102-105 |
| Gergő Gellérfi |
| Information and Secrecy on the Silk Road. Methods of Encryption of Legal Documents in Inner Asia (3th-4th century) | 106-109 |
| Szabolcs Felföldi |
| Early warning systems and the Hospitallers in the eastern Mediterranean | 114-117 |
| Zsolt Hunyadi |
| Information Management as Establishment Dutch Navigational Knowledge on Japan, 1608-1641 | 118-122 |
| Gabor Szommer |
| Files Everywhere - Register and Training of Men for Military and Civil Purpose in Prussia in the early 18th century | 123-125 |
| Marton Holczer |
Business and Management and Dynamic Simulation Models supporting Management Strategies
| New Political Communication Practices: No Budget Events Management. The New Challenge | 73-77 |
| Evangelia Markaki, Damianos Sakas, Theodore Chadjipantelis |
| Free Software – Open Source Software. A Powerful Tool for Developing Creativity in the Hands of the Student | 78-81 |
| Dimitrios Nasiopoulos, Damianos Sakas, Konstantinos Masselos |
| Open Source Web Applications. How it Spread through the Internet and their Contribution to Education | 82-84 |
| Dimitrios Nasiopoulos, Damianos Sakas, Konstantinos Masselos |
| Culture in Modern Times in the Frame of Luhmann’s System Theory | 85-86 |
| Anastasia Chournazidis |
| Managing Scientific Journals: A Cultural Viewpoint | 87-91 |
| Marina Terzi, Damianos Sakas, Ioannis Seimenis |
| A conceptual framework for analyzing knowledge-based entrepreneurship | 92-95 |
| Nikos Kanellos |
Integrated Information: theory, policies, tools
| Approaching Information as an Integrated Field: Educating Information Professionals | 128-131 |
| Georgios Giannakopoulos, Daphne Kyriaki Manesi, Spiros Zervos |
| Special Libraries as Knowledge Management Centers | 132-135 |
| Eva Semertzaki |
| Digital libraries’ Developers and their Suitability: A Case Study | 136-139 |
| Maria Monopoli |
| A Preliminary Study for the Creation of a Greek Citation Index in the Humanities and the Social Sciences (GCI – H&SS) | 140-143 |
| Daphne Kyriaki-Manessi, Evi Sachini |
| Archiving as an Information Science. Evidence from a Survey Carried out on a Sample of Greek Students | |
| Georgios Giannakopoulos, Ioannis Koumantakis |
| Transition Process of E-records Management and Archiving System in Universities: Ankara University | 147-149 |
| S. Özlem Bayram, Fahrettin Ozdemirci |
| Government Information: Access and Greece’s Efforts for Access | 150-155 |
| Aikaterini Yiannoukakou |
| School Archives and their Potentials in Teaching: Aspects of Greek Reality | 156-159 |
| Sonia Geladaki, Panagiota Papadimitriou |
| Research on School Libraries in Greece and Suggestions on its Further Development | 160-163 |
| Georgios Bikos |
| Building Digital Collections for Archeological Sites: Metadata Requirements and CIDOC CRM Extension | 164-168 |
| Georgios Gkrous, Mara Nikolaidou |
| Museological Claims to Autonomous Knowledge: Rethinking the Conceptual Mode of Display and its Claims to Knowledge | 169-171 |
| Assimina Kaniari, Georgios Giannakopoulos |
| Use of Library Loan Records for Book Recommendation | 172-175 |
| Keita Tsuji, Erika Kuroo, Sho Sato, Ui Ikeuchi, Atsushi Ikeuchi, Fuyuki Yoshikane, Hiroshi Itsumura |
| Developing a National Database on Librarianship and Information Science. The Case of E-VIVA, the Hellenic Fulltext Database | 176-180 |
| Filippos Tsimpoglou, Vasiliki Koukounidou, Eleni Sakka |
| Attitudes of University Librarians and Information Scientists towards the Draft Code of Library Ethics to Present a Model for Final Library Ethical Codes | 185-187 |
| Mahsoomeh Latifi, Fatemeh Zandian, Hasan Siamian |
Open Access Repositories: self-archiving, metadata, content policies, usage
| Geographical Collections in Greek Academic Libraries: Current Situation and Perspectives | 190-193 |
| Ifigenia Vardakosta, Sarantos Kapidakis |
| Information seeking behavior: factors that affect the behavior of Greek astronomers | 194-197 |
| Hara Brindesi, Sarantos Kapidakis |
| Aggregating Metadata for Europeana: The Greek paradigm | 198-201 |
| Alexandros Koulouris, Vangelis Banos, Emmanouel Garoufallou |
| Integrating a Repository with Research Output and Publications: The case of the National Technical University of Athens | 202-204 |
| Dionysis Kokkinos |
| Implementation of Workflows as Finite State Machines in a National Doctoral Dissertations Archive | 205-208 |
| Nikos Houssos, Dimitris Zavaliadis, Kostas Stamatis, Panagiotis Stathopoulos |
| Practices of “Local” Repositories of Legally Protected Immovable Monuments - A Global Scheme for ‘Designation – Significance’ Information | 209-212 |
| Michail Agathos, Sarantos Kapidakis |
| Integration of Metadata in BWmeta-2.0.0 Format | 213-215 |
| Katarzyna Zamlynska, Jakub Jurkiewicz, Lukasz Bolikowski |
Evidence-based Information in Clinical Practice
| Applicability of Data Mining Algoritms on Clinical Datasets | 218-220 |
| Wilfred Bonney |
| Changing Roles of Health Librarians with Open Access Repositories | 221-224 |
| Christine Urquhart, Assimina Vlachaki |
| From Medical Records to Health Knowledge Management Systems: The coding to health sector | 225-228 |
| Evangelia Lappa, Georgios Giannakopoulos |
| The Survey of Skill, Attitude and Use of Computer and Internet among Faculty Members | 229-231 |
| Hasan Siamian, Azita Bala Ghafari, Kobra Aligolbandi, Mohammad Vahedi, Gholam Ali Golafshani Jooybari |
| Trends in Scholarly Communication Among Biomedical Scientists in Greece | 232-235 |
| Assimina Vlachaki, Christine Urquhart |
Electronic Publishing: a developing landscape
| E-journal and Open Access Journal Publishing in the Humanities: Preliminary Results from a Survey among Byzantine Studies Scholars | 238-241 |
| Victoria Tsoukala, Evi Sachini |
| Preliminary Results on a Printed vs Electronic Text books Assessment through Questionnaire | 242-245 |
| Dimitrios Kouis, Kanella Pouli |
| An Interpretation of Aristotelian Logic According to George Boole | 246-250 |
| Markos Dendrinos |
Information Content Preservation as Outcome of Conservation of Cultural Heritage: ethics, methodology and tools
| Intrinsic Data Obfuscation as the Result of Book and Paper Conservation Interventions | 254-257 |
| Spiros Zervos, Alexandros Koulouris, Georgios Giannakopoulos |
| Mass Deacidification: Preserving more than Written Information | 258-259 |
| Michael Ramin, Evelyn Eisenhauer, Markus Reist |
| Information Literacy of Library Users: A Case Study of Mazandaran Public Library Users, Iran | 260-263 |
| Hussein Mahdizadeh, Hasan Siamian |
| The Narratives of Paper in the Archives of the New Independent Greek State (mid 19th c) | 264-267 |
| Ourania Kanakari, Maria Giannikou |
| From Macro to Micro and from Micro to Nano: The Evolution of the Information Content Preservation of Biological Wet Specimen Collections | 268-271 |
| Nikolaos Maniatis, Georgios Panagiaris |
| Digital Images: A Valuable Scholar's Tool or Misleading Material? | 272-276 |
| Patricia Engel |
| Attitudes of University Librarians and Information Scientists towards the Draft Code of Library Ethics to Present a Model for Final Library Ethical Codes | 277-279 |
| Mahsoomeh Latifi, Fatemeh Zandian, Hasan Siamian |
| Investigation of the Degradation Mechanisms of Organic Materials: From Accelerated Ageing to Chemometric Studies | 280-284 |
| Ekaterini Malea, Effie Papageorgiou, Georgios Panagiaris |
Divergence and Convergence: information work in digital cultural memory institutions
| Extending Convergence and Divergence in Cultural Memory Institutions: The Old Slave Lodge in the New South Africa | 287-288 |
| Archie Dick |
| The Transfer of Knowledge from Large Organizations to Small: Experiences from a Research Project on Digitization in Wales | 289-292 |
| Clare Wood-Fisher, Richard Gough, Sarah Higgins, Menna Morgan, Amy Staniforth, Lucy Tedd |
| The Usage of Reference Management Software (RMS) in an Academic Environment: A Survey at Tallinn University | 293-296 |
| Enrico Francese |
| VariaLog : How to Locate Words in a French Renaissance Virtual Library | 297-300 |
| Marie-Hélène Lay |
| The Urge to Merge: A Theoretical Approach | 301-303 |
| Susan Myburgh |
Advances Information for Strategic Management
| Empowerment in the Tax Office of Greece | 306-309 |
| Antonios Giokas, Nikolaos Antonakas |
| Building Absorptive Capacity through Internal Corporate Venturing | 310-313 |
| Ioannis Sotiriou, Alexandros Alexandrakis |
| The Monitoring Information System (M.I.S.) - An information and Management System for Projects Co financed Under the National Strategic Reference Framework (NSRF) and the Community Support Framework (CSF) | 314-317 |
| Catherina Siampou, Eleni Fassou, Athanassios Panagiotopoulos |
| Corruption in Tax Administration: The Entrepreneurs View Point | 318-321 |
| Nikolaos Antonakas, Antonios Giokas, Nikolaos Konstantopoulos |
| Conflicts Between the IT Manager and the Software House after the Strategic Choice of Outsourcing of the Information Processes in Maritime Companies | 322-324 |
| Anthi Vaxevanou, Nikolaos Konstantopoulos, Damianos Sakas |
| Contemporary Forms of Ordering between the Supply Department and Ship Chandler Companies in the Shipping Industry | 325-328 |
| Anthi Vaxevanou, Nikolaos Konstantopoulos, Damianos Sakas |
| Strategies Implemented and Sources Used for the Acquisition of Information on Foreign Markets | 329-332 |
| Myropi Garri, Nikolaos Konstantopoulos, Michail Bekiaris |
| The Effect of High Performance Working Systems on Informative Technology in Enterprises after Organisation Changes such as Mergers & Acquisitions | 333-336 |
| Nikolaos Konstantopoulos, Yiannis Triantafyllopoulos |
| Personnel’s Absorptive Capacity as a Guiding Concept for Effective Performance in Informative Technology | 337-340 |
| Nikolaos Konstantopoulos, Yiannis Tsolakidis |
Contemporary Issues in Management: organisational behaviour, information technolog, education & hospital leaders
| Investigating the Importance of Sustainable Development for Hotel SMEs | 343-346 |
| Panagiotis Reklitis, Anestis Fotiadis |
| Strategic Alignment of ERP, CRM and E-business: A Value Creation | 347-350 |
| Catherine Marinagi, Christos Akrivos |
| The impact of Occupational Stress on Performance in Health Care | 351-355 |
| Panagiotis Trivellas, Panagiotis Reklitis, Charalambos Platis |
| The Impact of Emotional Intelligence on Job Outcomes and Turnover Intention in Health Care | 356-359 |
| Panagiotis Trivellas, Vassilis Gerogiannis, Sofia Svarna |
Business Management and Communication Strategies supporting Decision Making Process in Tourism Sector
| The Human Factor as a Mediator to the Total Quality in the Tourism Companies. The Impact of Employees’ Motivation to Quality Improvements | 362-364 |
| Christos Akrivos, Panagiotis Reklitis |
| Tourist Destination Marketing and Management Using Advanced ICTs Technologies | 365-369 |
| Anastasia Argyropoulou, Panagiota Dionyssopoulou, Georgios Miaoulis |
| G.N.T.O. (Greek National Tourism Organization) Communication Strategy in Advertising Campaigns 1991-2006 | 370-374 |
| George Stafylakis, Panagiota Dionyssopoulou |
General Papers
| The Role of Environmental Education within the framework of the Environmental Policy of a Regional Municipality | 376-379 |
| Vassiliki Delitheou, Dimitra Thanasia |
| Issues of social cohesion: A case study from the Greek urban scenery | 380-383 |
| Evgenia Tousi |
| Merging activity and employee performance: the Greek Banking System | 384-386 |
| Panagiotis Liargovas, Spyridon Repousis |
| Exploring the Effects of Organizational Culture on Collaborative vs. Competitive Knowledge Sharing Behaviors | 395-398 |
| Hanan Abdulla Mohammed Al Mehairi, Norhayati Zakaria |
