김희섭 교수(사회과학대학 문헌정보학과)

o (1987) B.A., Kyungpook National University, Korea
o (1989) M.A., Kyungpook National University, Korea
o (1997) M.Phil. Sheffield University, England o (2001) Ph.D. UNN, England

o (2003~Present) Professor, Kyungpook National University, Korea
o (1998~2001) Postgraduate Researcher, UNN, England
o (1994~1997) Postgraduate Researcher, Univ. of Sheffield, England
o (1989~2003) Researcher, ETRI, Korea

His research interests lie in the field of information retrieval, ranging from theory to design to implementation. He actively collaborates with researchers in several other disciplines of computer science, particularly deep learning, on the issues of user interaction and information searching. He teaches mainly on Information Retrieval, Digital Libraries, Information Systems, Digital Archiving and User Interaction for undergraduate and graduate students. He has been serving as the committee member of ISO TC46 since 2005.

o An Analysis of Research Trends on the Metaverse Using BERTopic Modeling
o An Analysis of Corelation Between Metacognition and Digital Library Searching Behavior
o Digitization of Libraries, Archives, and Museums in Russia
o Globalization in LIS education: Perspectives From iSchools in South Korea and the Philippines
o The Role of People, Information, and Technology in LIS education: Driving a Call for Action Towards the UN 2030 Agenda
o The Impact of Information Literacy education on Innovativeness and Transformation of Elderly Koreans: An Empirical Study
o Academic Publication Ranking Based on PageRank, HITS and SALSA
o Retrieval Effectiveness of Controlled and Uncontrolled Index terms in INSPEC Database
o Users interaction with the hierarchically structured presentation in XML document retrieval
o Interactive searching behavior with structured XML documents
o Retrieval Performance of XML Documents Using Object-Relational Database
o EXIMA Supply at INEX 2002: Using an Object-relational DBMS for XML Retrieval
o And published more than 50 Journal articles, more than 40 Proceeding papers, and more than 60 Research reports.