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This seccion introduces all the abstracts of the papers presented at the 1st. Research Conference organized by the Instituto de Investigaciones Bibliotecológicas in November 2015, in order to show the progress of the ongoing investigations. It refers to the UBACYT project, Projects of Institutional Recognition, and lastly, projects in state of preparation and study. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper takes as a basis the existence of an Informatics Technological Centre, implanted in a Research Complex, which is based on an architecture of agents and provides users with updated information, mechanisms of alerts and ease in finding information with a proactive behavior. Despite all these facilities provided, this Technological Observatory has lacks of functionalities for monitoring trends and indicators related to research topics. It is proposed to use Business Intelligence elements, such as dashboards, plus social modeling approach and i* to model the Observatory with new functionality to improve support decision making. As a result i* models are obtained where Technological Observatory requirements following a goal-oriented approach are captured. In these models the actors, goals, tasks and resources needed to incorporate elements of the dashboards in the Technology Centre are incorporated following an architecture of agents. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Spanish research in Documentation (or Library and Information Science, LIS) began to stand out in the 1980s, in parallel with the creation of university studies in Library and Information Science, and it increased its activity significantly until the year 2000. In this period, research in Documentation was oriented to disseminate rather than innovate, and also had a low international impact, shortage of economic and human resources, and poor methodological quality. In the first 20 years of the 21st century, we have witnessed an outstanding growth and diversification of this research activity, which has led to the overcoming of most of the problems mentioned before. The objective of the text is to present a general overview of the development of Documentation research in Spain in the last 20 years based on the analysis of five fundamental aspects: publications (articles and monographs), topics and methodologies, scientific journals, research projects and doctoral theses. General descriptive data from public statistical sources and comments from a bibliographic review are provided for each of them. As a conclusion, a very positive global balance of Spanish research in Documentation in the last 20 years stands out, not only a quantitative increase (in publications, theses, research projects, etc.) but also a qualitative improvement in the use of research methods and techniques, as well as a diversification of the research topics. In any case, internationalization (collaboration with foreign authors) and the presentation of international projects could be improved. Finally, there is a risk in near future related to aging and the absence of generational renewal of the research staff that can will slow down this growth. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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