IEEE Computer Society - Keywords - Information Technology and Systems
H.0General
H.0.aInfrastructure Protection
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H.1Models and Principles
H.1.0General
H.1.1 Systems and Information Theory
H.1.1.aGeneral systems theory
H.1.1.bInformation theory
H.1.1.cValue of information
H.1.2User/Machine Systems
H.1.2.aHuman factors
H.1.2.bHuman-centered computing
H.1.2.cHuman information processing
H.1.2.dSoftware psychology
H.1.mMiscellaneous
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H.2Database Management
H.2.0General
H.2.0.aSecurity, integrity, and protection
H.2.0.bDatabase design, modeling and
management
H.2.0.cQuery design and implementation
languages
H.2.1 Logical Design
H.2.1.aData models
H.2.1.bDatabase architectures
H.2.1.cDatabase integration
H.2.1.dDatabase models
H.2.1.eNormal forms
H.2.1.fSchema and subschema
H.2.2 Physical Design
H.2.2.aAccess methods
H.2.2.bDeadlock avoidance
H.2.2.cIndexing methods
H.2.2.dPhysical database design prototypes
H.2.2.eRecovery and restart
H.2.3 Languages
H.2.3.aData description languages
H.2.3.bData manipulation languages
H.2.3.cDatabase (persistent) programming
languages
H.2.3.dDatabase semantics
H.2.3.eQuery languages
H.2.3.fReport writers
H.2.4 Systems
H.2.4.aActive databases
H.2.4.bBuffer management
H.2.4.cConcurrency
H.2.4.dDistributed databases
H.2.4.eMultimedia databases
H.2.4.fObject-oriented databases
H.2.4.gParallel databases
H.2.4.hQuery processing
H.2.4.iRelational databases
H.2.4.jRule-based databases
H.2.4.kSpatial databases
H.2.4.lStatistical databases
H.2.4.mTemporal databases
H.2.4.nTextual databases
H.2.4.oTransaction processing
H.2.4.pWorkflow management
H.2.5Heterogeneous Databases
H.2.5.aData translation
H.2.5.bProgram translation
H.2.6Database Machines
H.2.7Database Administration
H.2.7.aData dictionary/directory
H.2.7.bData warehouse and repository
H.2.7.cLogging and recovery
H.2.7.dSecurity, integrity, and protection
H.2.8Database Applications
H.2.8.aBioinformatics (genome or protein)
databases
H.2.8.bClustering, classification, and
association rules
H.2.8.cData and knowledge visualization
H.2.8.dData mining
H.2.8.eFeature extraction or construction
H.2.8.fKnowledge management applications
H.2.8.gImage databases
H.2.8.hInteractive data exploration and
discovery
H.2.8.iMining methods and algorithms
H.2.8.jModeling structured, textual and
multimedia data
H.2.8.kPersonalization
H.2.8.lText mining
H.2.8.mWeb mining
H.2.8.nScientific databases
H.2.8.oSpatial databases and GIS
H.2.8.pStatistical databases
H.2.mMiscellaneous
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H.3Information Storage and Retrieval
H.3.0General
H.3.0.aWeb Search
H.3.1Content Analysis and Indexing
H.3.1.aAbstracting methods
H.3.1.bDictionaries
H.3.1.cIndexing methods
H.3.1.dLinguistic processing
H.3.1.eThesauruses
H.3.2 0Information Storage
H.3.2.aDocument/file management
H.3.2.bFile organization
H.3.2.cRecord classification
H.3.2.dStorage/repositories
H.3.3Information Search and Retrieval
H.3.3.aClustering
H.3.3.bInformation filtering
H.3.3.cInternet search
H.3.3.dMetadata
H.3.3.eQuery formulation
H.3.3.fRelevance feedback
H.3.3.gRetrieval models
H.3.3.hSearch process
H.3.3.iSelection process
H.3.4Systems and Software
H.3.4.aCurrent awareness systems
H.3.4.bDistributed systems
H.3.4.cInformation networks
H.3.4.dPerformance evaluation
H.3.4.eQuestion-answering systems
H.3.4.fUser profiles and alert services
H.3.5Online Information Services
H.3.5.aCommercial services
H.3.5.bData sharing
H.3.5.cDOM
H.3.5.dHTML/DHTML CSS
H.3.5.eWeb-based services
H.3.5.fXML/XSL/RDF
H.3.6Library Automation
H.3.6.aLarge text archives
H.3.7Digital Libraries
H.3.7.aCollection
H.3.7.bDissemination
H.3.7.cStandards
H.3.7.dSystems issues
H.3.7.eUser issues
H.3.mMiscellaneous
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H.4Information Technology and Systems Applications
H.4.0General
H.4.1Office Automation
H.4.1.aDesktop publishing
H.4.1.bEquipment
H.4.1.cGroupware
H.4.1.dSpreadsheets
H.4.1.eTime management
H.4.1.fWord processing
H.4.1.gWorkflow management
H.4.2Types of Systems
H.4.2.aDecision support
H.4.2.bLogistics
H.4.3Communications Applications
H.4.3.aBulletin boards
H.4.3.bComputer conferencing,
teleconferencing, and videoconferencing
H.4.3.cElectronic mail
H.4.3.dInformation browsers
H.4.3.eVideotex
H.4mMiscellaneous
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H.5Information Interfaces and Representation (HCI)
H.5.0General
H.5.1Multimedia Information Systems
H.5.1.aAnimations
H.5.1.bArtificial, augmented, and virtual realities
H.5.1.cAudio input/output
H.5.1.dEvaluation/methodology
H.5.1.eHypertext navigation and maps
H.5.1.fImage/video retrieval
H.5.1.gVideo
H.5.2User Interfaces
H .5.2.aAuditory (non-speech) feedback
H.5.2.bBenchmarking
H.5.2.cDesign for wearability
H.5.2.dErgonomics
H.5.2.eEvaluation/methodology
H.5.2.fGraphical user interfaces
H.5.2.gHaptic I/O
H.5.2.hInput devices and strategies
H.5.2.iInteraction styles
H.5.2.jNatural language
H.5.2.kPrototyping
H.5.2.lScreen design
H.5.2.mStandardization
H.5.2.nStyle guides
H.5.2.oTheory and methods
H.5.2.pTraining, help, and documentation
H.5.2.qUser-centered design
H.5.2.rUser interface management systems
H.5.2.sVision I/O
H.5.2.tVoice I/O
H.5.2.uWindowing systems
H.5.3Group and Organization Interfaces
H.5.3.aAsynchronous interaction
H.5.3.bCollaborative computing
H.5.3.cComputer-supported cooperative work
H.5.3.dEvaluation/methodology
H.5.3.eOrganizational design
H.5.3.fSynchronous interaction
H.5.3.gTheory and models
H.5.3.hWeb-based interaction
H.5.4Hypertext/Hypermedia
H.5.4.aArchitectures
H.5.4.bNavigation
H.5.4.cTheory
H.5.4.dUser issues
H.5.5Sound and Music Computing
H.5.5.aMethodologies and techniques
H.5.5.bModeling
H.5.5.cSignal analysis, synthesis, and processing
H.5.5.dSystems
H.5.mMiscellaneous
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H.mMiscellaneous
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