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2015年在圣路易斯举行的年度会议以研究影响为重点,气氛热烈,参会人数众多。从旅馆的房间里,我可以看到密西西比河和大拱门的壮丽景色。很难想象,两个月后,我能看到的几乎所有东西都沉入了水下。我们祝愿东道主早日康复。本期继续我们对年会的报道,对人物、奖项和事件进行了照片报道,并对全体会议和大多数会前研究论坛进行了报道,包括asist分类研究(SIG/CR)、度量学(SIG/MET)、社会信息学(SIG/SI)和信息需求、寻求和使用(SIG/ Use)的特别兴趣小组。我们还涵盖了由我们最大和最杰出的特殊兴趣小组SIG/CON赞助的SIG CON会议上发表的论文,SIG/CON的活动是为了纪念其创始人Llewellyn C. Puppybreath III博士。您可能已经看到了“总统页面”,asist现在一旦可用就会将其发送给会员。在这篇文章中,2016年总统纳迪亚·卡迪报告了她最近参加的相关协会会议以及我们的共同目标。在RDAP评论中,圣路易斯华盛顿大学的Cynthia R.H. Vitale关注的是图书馆和数据存储库在支持其所服务的机构的研究再现性方面可能发挥的作用,而信息架构(IA)的副编辑Laura Creekmore则在IA专栏中敦促IA将更多的控制权和理解权还给用户。
The 2015 Annual Meeting in St. Louis, with its focus on research impact, was lively and well attended. I had a great view of the Mississippi and the Arch from my hotel room. It's hard to think that almost everything I could see must have been under water two months later. We wish our hosts a speedy recovery.
This issue continues our coverage of the Annual Meeting with photo coverage of people, awards and events and reports on the plenary sessions and most of the pre-conference research forums, including those by the ASIS&T Special Interest Groups in Classification Research (SIG/CR), Metrics (SIG/MET), Social Informatics (SIG/SI) and Information Needs, Seeking and Use (SIG/USE). We also cover the papers presented at the SIG CON session sponsored by our largest and most distinguished Special Interest Group, SIG/CON, whose activities are dedicated to its founder, Dr. Llewellyn C. Puppybreath III.
You may already have seen the “President's Page,” which ASIS&T is now sending to members as soon as it becomes available. In it, 2016 president Nadia Caidi reports on conferences of related societies that she has recently attended and on our common goals.
In the RDAP Review Cynthia R.H. Vitale, Washington University in St. Louis, focuses on the possible role of libraries and data repositories in supporting the reproducibility of research from the faculty of the institutions they serve, while associate editor for information architecture (IA), Laura Creekmore, in the IA Column urges IA's to give more control and understanding back to their users.