The new HCI Bibliography Search shows collations of up to four facets of the search results.
You can explore the HCI field with these.
Let's look at the HCI publications of SIGCHI President, Julie Jacko.
Jacko_J* is a way to search for all variations of author names in the HCI Bibliography.
The results are shown in a tabular format in a different window,
but we'll be focused on the Limit: area of the form.
Subjects
words appearing in subject-oriented fields such as titles, keywords, and abstracts
What are the researcher's interests?
The Subjects limit shows terms in decreasing order of frequency.
A quick scan of the subject shows an interest in accessibility issues,
especially for the visual modality.
Authors
names appearing in the author field
Who has worked with the researcher?
The Authors limit shows several, along with variations in
the name used for publication (all matched by the search Jacko_J*).
Dates
years or yyyy-mm-dd in the date field
What years has the researcher been active?
The Dates limit shows a histogram of publications by year, starting in 1994
(a year after her dissertation with Salvendy).
Sources
publication codes that identify the record type, publication, and location of items
Where has the researcher published?
The Source limit shows the conference and journal abbreviations.
Type
Document types based on the source of the record
What kind of items has the researcher published?
The Type limit shows types like books, internet resources,
journal articles (and volumes and whole journals),
conference papers (and whole proceedings).