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1 International Atomic Energy Agency INIS Database Usage Analysis (Preliminary Results) Taghrid ATIEH 11 th joint INIS/ETDE Technical Committee Meeting 6-8 November 2007 Vienna – Austria

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International Atomic Energy Agency

INIS Database Usage Analysis(Preliminary Results)

Taghrid ATIEH

11th joint INIS/ETDE Technical Committee Meeting6-8 November 2007

Vienna – Austria

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Interim results

Background & Objectives

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The INIS Database on internet since October 1998

Main INIS product

490 Subscriptions in 102 Member States:

Significant efforts:

Building the DatabaseDeveloping and enhancing features

Over 3400 user IDsIP addresses: hundreds thousands authorised users

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“asked the INIS Secretariat to make an in-depth analysis/data mining of INIS Database usage, emphasizing users subject requirements and usage patterns, and to discuss the findings at the Joint INIS/ETDE Technical Committee Meeting in 2007”

Decrease in usage despite the increase in the subscriptions

33rd Consultative Meeting of ILO’s 30 Oct-1- Nov 2006

Discussion Item: “INIS Database Usage”

ILO’s recommendation:

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2- Contents: subjects, years,…

1- Usage patterns: paths, frequency of use, Authorities usage,..

Objectives:

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Log files: 12 months (April 2006 - March 2007)

Phase I: Interim report

Project Status:

Request for Procurement - Company selected: ANGOSS

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Summary Counts of the web log

Entity Count Comments

Total number of hits 894 783 Hits representing images and web crawlers were removed during processing

Number of visits 59 098 Two hours log on

Number of visitors 15 993 The visitors are identified using their unique IP address

Total number of queries 164 331 Total number of search queries

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Hits per month

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Search Option Frequency of use %

Search Options Frequency of use %

Any Field 53.90 Indexer Assigned Descriptor

1.63

Combined Titles 19.07 Journal Title 1.13

Full text 10.58 Language 1.09

Report Number 6.58 Record type 0.71

Abstract 5.04 Availability 0.57

Volume Issue 4.20 Computer Assigned Descriptor

0.48

Corporate Author 4.17 Subject Category 0.18

Descriptors 3.26 Topic Related Fields 0.13

Combined Source

3.26 Author 0.04

Country Name 2.78

Rate of use of the different fields in descending order

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Search Options in “Combined Queries”

More than one option

83.01%

16.99%

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Usage of more than one search option

16.99%

83.01%

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Rank Field Information Gain

1 FT 34.43

2 VVSS 8.27

3 ACC 3.03

4 LA 2.21

5 CN 1.63

6 AB 1.27

7 TYPE 0.91

8 AV 0.83

9 ADE 0.69

Fields most used / in “Combined Queries”

Rank Field Information Gain

10 JR 0.50

11 ASO 0.22

12 DEI 0.17

13 RP 0.16

14ALLNON

BIB0.15

15 ALLF 0.02

16 Auth 0.02

17 DEC 0.01

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Second part:

Contents usage:

90,000 records

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