Geographic Hypermedia: Concepts and SystemsEmmanuel Stefanakis, Michael P Peterson, Costas Armenakis, Vasilis Delis Springer Science & Business Media, 04.01.2007 - 467 Seiten This book introduces a new paradigm, Geographic Hypermedia, which emerges from the convergence of Geographic Information Science and - permedia technology. Both GI Science and hypermedia have been rapidly evolving fields. The initial idea of Geographic Hypermedia was born in 2004 when the editors had been invited to organize a workshop in conju- tion with the ‘Hypertext’ conference organized annually by the Special - terest Group of the Association for Computing Machinery. The purpose of the workshop was to examine how hypermedia concepts and tools may be applied in geographical domains. The workshop was eventually held in conjunction with the Maps and the Internet Commission of the International Cartographic Association at the annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers in Denver, Colorado, in April 2005. The Denver workshop was a successful event, bringing together mul- disciplinary researchers and professionals in the area of Geographic - permedia. Researchers from four continents and well recognized insti- tions presented their work and exchanged opinions about the new pa- digm, its content and distinct characteristics from other paradigms. Extended versions of the papers presented at the workshop along with some invited chapters from experts in the field led to the compendium of the twenty-five chapters in this book volume. Geographic Hypermedia is not yet a mature paradigm but we aspire to provide the scientific community with a contemporary view of Geographic Hypermedia, present an overview of its progress and current status, while also promoting further discussion and research. |
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References | 9 |
From Discrete to Distributed to Mobile | 22 |
Data Resources and Accessibility Issues | 30 |
References | 35 |
Using Data from Earth Orbiting Satellites in GeoHypermedia | 53 |
Exploring the Use of a Virtual Map Shop as an Interface | 73 |
Atlases from Paper to Digital Medium Cristhiane da Silva | 97 |
References | 250 |
Extraction of Geosemantics | 257 |
Towards a Typology of Interactivity Functions for Visual | 275 |
A Framework for Using Coordinated Displays for the Analysis | 293 |
Visualization and Hypermedia for Decision Making Peter | 309 |
Geovisualization of Vegetation Patterns in National Parks of | 329 |
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Visualization of Spatial Change Costas Armenakis Anita | 346 |
Hypermedia Maps and the Internet Michael P Peterson 121 | 120 |
Resetting the Design Focus for Mobile | 137 |
A Web in Space Manolis Koutlis George Tsironis | 154 |
MarieJosée Proulx Sonia Rivest and Thierry Badard | 167 |
References | 185 |
A Hypermedia Afghan Sites and Monuments Database Ralf | 189 |
References | 209 |
MPEG OGC and co | 233 |
Scalable Vector Graphics Interfaces for Geographic | 368 |
About the Role of Cartographic Presentation for Wayfinding | 381 |
Building CampusWide Location Based | 399 |
Developing WebGIS Applications According to | 409 |
Earth and Biodiversity | 421 |
The MoGeo System Jerry | 447 |
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Häufige Begriffe und Wortgruppen
analysis Andrienko application atlas browser cartographic CIDOC client communication Cruiser cultural heritage management data sets database decision defined digital atlases display distributed documents domain Dublin Core dynamic entities environment ESRI evaluation example exploration formation functions geographic data geographic hypermedia systems geographic information systems geospatial information geovisualization graphic hypermap hypertext images implemented integration interactive Internet interoperability Kraak MacEachren metadata standards mobile multimedia navigation objects OLAP ontologies Open Geospatial Consortium Open GIS Open GIS Consortium Park presentation query Remote Sensing representation requirements Scalable Vector Graphics Science semantic server SOLAP spatial data specific structure techniques temporal thematic tion types user interface vector vegetation visualization VRML Web Feature Service web map server zooming