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Topic Maps for image collections
Presentation, was published by Martin Leuenberger, Silke Grossmann, Niklas Stettler, and Josef Herget at 2006-02-15
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Living Memory is an interdisciplinary project running for two years, which is realised in cooperation of several institutions. It aims at developing an information system for a digital collection of different types of visual resources and will combine classical methods of image indexing and retrieval with innovative approaches like content-based image retrieval and the use of topic maps for semantic searching and browsing. This work-in-progress-report outlines the aims of the project and present first results after the period of eleven months.
Authors
Martin Leuenberger
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Martin is involved in The Living Memory. He is author of Topic Maps for image.. .
Silke Grossmann
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Silke is involved in The Living Memory. She is author of Topic Maps for image.. .
Niklas Stettler
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Niklas is involved in The Living Memory. He is author of Topic Maps for image.. .
Josef Herget
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Josef is involved in The Living Memory. He is author of Topic Maps for image.. .
Presented at
TMRA 2005
Conference in Leipzig from {{start}} to {{end}}
TMRA’05 - International Workshop on Topic Map Research and Applications - provides a forum for community building in the field of Topic Map research …
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Projects
The Living Memory
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The Living Memory is a digital, multimedia-based archive.
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This publication is cited in the following publication
The idea of Topic Maps is essential to enable dynamic information logistic. This requires a system that understands the context of the user to provide relevant informations and options automatically. Therefore semantic analysis is needed organizing content in a dynamic net structure.
