초록

한국연구재단의 등재학술지에 게재된 논문의 약 18%가 공공기금을 지원받고 있으며, 특히 공학분야에 공공기금논문이 많았고, 다른 공공기관보다 재단의 지원을 받은 논문이 가장 많았다. 그러나 이들 공공기금논문의 상당수가 상용DB를 통하여 유료 서비스되고 있는 반면, 기초학문자료센터나 NTIS에서 무료 원문서비스되는 경우는 극히 적었다. 국외의 연구기관 다수가 공공기금논문에 대한 오픈액세스정책을 채택하고 있는 반면 국내 공공기금 지원기관은 이러한 정책이 없었다. 본 연구는 공공기금논문이 가장 많았던 공학 및 농수해 분야와 기금지원 빈도가 가장 높았던 한국연구재단을 중심으로 오픈액세스 이해당사자들과 협의를 통한 정책개발과, 오픈액세스 정책에 규정되어야 할 세부사항을 제시하였다.

Abstract

This paper studied on the open access to public funded research articles in Korea. The 18% of articles published in the journals of the Korea Research Foundation was the output of research that received public fund. The field of engineering science had the most number of public funded articles and the most frequently supported funding agency was the KRF. But most of the public funded articles in Korea has been serviced through the commercial DBs, whereas the small number of articles serviced freely through the Korea Research Memory and NTIS. This paper proposed that the KRF will have to develop the open access policy focus on the engineering science.

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The purpose of this study is to investigate image search query reformulation patterns in relation to image attribute categories. A total of 592 sessions and 2,445 queries from the Excite Web search engine log data were analyzed by utilizing Batley’s visual information types and two facets and seven sub-facets of query reformulation patterns. The results of this study are organized with two folds: query reformulation and categorical transition. As the most dominant categories of queries are specific and general/nameable, this tendency stays over various search stages. From the perspective of reformulation patterns, while the Parallel movement is the most dominant, there are slight differences depending on initial or preceding query categories. In examining categorical transitions, it was found that 60-80% of search queries were reformulated within the same categories of image attributes. These findings may be applied to practice and implementation of image retrieval systems in terms of assisting users’ query term selection and effective thesauri development.