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Kartoo

Known as: Ujiko 
KartOO was a meta search engine which displayed a visual interface. It operated from 2001 to early 2010.
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2010
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2010
Comprehension effects of signalling relationships between documents in search engines
2010
2010
The value of visual elements in web search
We used eye-tracking equipment to observe 36 participants as they performed three search tasks using three graphically-enhanced… 
2009
2009
The Hofmethode: Computing Semantic Similarities between E-Learning Products
The key task in building useful e-learning repositories is to develop a system with an algorithm allowing users to retrieve… 
2008
2008
Study on the Personalization of Search Engine—Taking UJIKO as an Example
This paper discusses types, characteristics and development trends of personalized search engines. 
2008
2008
Understanding visual search tools through users' reactions
Today visual search tools are being used by children in Canada and Mongolia, and college students in the US. These diverse users… 
2007
2007
A Usability Evaluation on the Visualization Techniques of Web Retrieval Results
This study is to suggest the usefulness of visualization techniques to display web retrieval results. We described the concept of… 
2007
2007
A Treemap-Based Result Interface for Search Engine Users
Search engines and metasearch engines on the World Wide Web typically display representative information such as the result… 
2005
2005
Quel avenir pour les moteurs de recherche
Cet article presente deux problematiques majeures liees au domaine de la recherche d'information textuelle et plus… 
2003
2003
KartOO ahora más español
1999
1999
Regional Characteristics of the Belief in the Kanamura Betsurai Shrine between the Inner and Outer Areas
In this paper, I have tried to clarify the regional differences in the mode of people's belief in the Kanamura Shrine between the… 
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