[Sigcr-l] Similar studies?

[Corinne Jörgensen]

Hi Caroline,

This sounds fascinating. If you haven't already, you might want to look 
at the ASIS conference paper I did last year with Jeff Brunskill; we 
analyzed "informational images." He used some of my dissertation 
methodology but expanded some areas. The article you recommend sounds 
very useful.

I have been working on a general vocabulary for indexing images, but it 
is only about half done. I am hoping to get some support to finish it 
next year. What exactly do you mean by "image structures"? I also had 
two students describing structure in geographic images, natural science 
images, and photographs.

Glad to hear you are still working on these interesting things.

Corinne J

On Friday, October 31, 2003, at 12:21  PM, beebe at indiana.edu wrote:

> Regarding H. Perfect inquiry on control vocabulary for photo 
> collection: look
> at Giardetti and Oller (1995) A theory of Photographic Meaning. 
> Semiotica, 106
> (1/2) pp99-152. The methodology may be very useful to you.
>
> In addition, I am in the analysis phase of a study where I collected 
> verbal
> descriptions of GIS/microscope/abstract-art images. I am looking for a 
> general
> vocabaulary for describing image structures.
>
> Caroline Beebe
> School of Library and Information Science
> Indiana University
> beebe at indiana.edu
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Corinne Jörgensen, Associate Professor
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