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Analysis for the Overwhelming Success of the Web Compared to Microcosm and Hyper-G Systems [article]

Bryar A. Hassan, Shko M. Qader
2022 arXiv   pre-print

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2021 pre-print arXiv:2105.08057v1 fatcat:tsovspj25fgq3iindnxsnmofta
This paper analyses the reasons for which the Web became the first successful hypermedia system by looking and evaluating the architecture of the Web, Hyper-G, and Microcosm systems.  ...  Microcosm, Hyper-G, and the Web were developed and released after 1989. There were strengths and weaknesses associate with each of these hypertext systems.  ...  Dexter. this was a formal reference model for an open hypertext system which was developed between 1988-1990.  ... 
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Bryar A. Hassan, Shko M. Qader. "Analysis for the Overwhelming Success of the Web Compared to Microcosm and Hyper-G Systems." arXiv (2022)

The microcosm link service (abstract)

Wendy Hall, Hugh Davis, Adrian Pickering, Gerard Hutchings
1993 Proceedings of the fifth ACM conference on Hypertext - HYPERTEXT '93  

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An important feature of Microcosm is the facility to dynamically install filters, particularly linkbases. It is common for a user to have at least two linkbases in the filter chain.  ...  The Microcosm model allows a spectrum of link types.  ...  This has been used to full effect in the integration of Microcosm with Autocad, where the selection of an Autocad object is used as the basis of link retrieval, and with the SPANS GIS system, where the  ... 
doi:10.1145/168750.168827 dblp:conf/ht/HallDPH93 fatcat:wi7epp6jfzcgnnzobqcg3754ra
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Wendy Hall, Hugh Davis, Adrian Pickering, Gerard Hutchings. "The microcosm link service (abstract)." Proceedings of the fifth ACM conference on Hypertext - HYPERTEXT '93 (1993) 231-232

The microcosm link service and its application to the World Wide Web

L. Carr, W. Hall, H. Davis, R. Hollom
1994 Computer networks and ISDN systems  

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An open hypermedia system like Microcosm has an intrinsically different feel from closed hypermedia systems.  ...  A hypermedia link service and an associated protocol is therefore an essential part of any open hypermedia system.  ... 
doi:10.1016/s0169-7552(94)90146-5 fatcat:etcab24of5c3hnewlcu2ewl3q4
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L. Carr, W. Hall, H. Davis, R. Hollom. "The microcosm link service and its application to the World Wide Web." Computer networks and ISDN systems 27.2 (1994) 307

The World Wide Web, Hyper-G and Microcosm: Historical Analysis and Future Integration Directions

Noura NassirAlomar
2015 International Journal of Computer Applications  

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However, the history of hypertext systems reveals that there were a competition between the Web and two open hypermedia systems which are Hyper-G and Microcosm.  ...  Currently, the World Wide Web is the backbone which links massive amount of hypertext and hypermedia documents published by communities and individuals working from all parts of the universe.  ...  However, there are powerful features in the viewers that were developed for Hyper-G and Microcosm such as the ability to edit the content presented by Harmony viewers and the dynamic generation of links  ... 
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Noura NassirAlomar. "The World Wide Web, Hyper-G and Microcosm: Historical Analysis and Future Integration Directions." International Journal of Computer Applications 115.11 (2015) 33-36

A dynamically mapped open hypermedia system framework for integrating information systems

C.-M Chiu, M Bieber
2001 Information and Software Technology  

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In this paper, we propose a dynamically mapped open hypermedia system (DMOHS) framework that can support information systems fully.  ...  Given this framework, we ®rst evaluate ®ve open hypermedia systems and the www, and then design our own system implemented on top of the www.  ...  We gratefully acknowledge the support of this research by the NASA JOVE faculty fellowship program, by the New Jersey Center for Multimedia Research, by the National Center for Transportation and Industrial  ... 
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C.-M Chiu, M Bieber. "A dynamically mapped open hypermedia system framework for integrating information systems." Information and Software Technology 43.2 (2001) 75-86

The flag taxonomy of open hypermedia systems

Kasper Østerbye, Uffe Kock Wiil
1996 Proceedings of the the seventh ACM conference on Hypertext - HYPERTEXT '96  

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This paper presents a taxonomy for open hypermedia systems.  ...  for comparing di erent systems in a system independent way, and 4 to provide an overview of the design space of open hypermedia systems.  ...  ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The participants at the ECHT '94 Workshop on Open Hypermedia Systems have all been in uencing this work.  ... 
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Kasper Østerbye, Uffe Kock Wiil. "The flag taxonomy of open hypermedia systems." Proceedings of the the seventh ACM conference on Hypertext - HYPERTEXT '96 (1996) 129-139

A hypermedia maintenance information system

R.M. Crowder, I. Heath, D. Gaskell, W. Hall, R. Bernard
1996 Computing & control engineering journal  

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This article discusses the use of Microcosm, an open hypermedia system developed by the University of Southampton's Multimedia Research Group for Pirelli Cables building wire factory at Aberdare, South  ...  With the integration of Microcosm with knowledge-based systems for fault finding and network technology communication to remote databases, the concept of industrial strength hypermedia can be realised.  ...  Acknowledgments The authors acknowledge the EPSRC for funding the work under grant GRm43038, and Pirelli Cables, Xberdare, for permission to use their site as the case study.  ... 
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R.M. Crowder, I. Heath, D. Gaskell, W. Hall, R. Bernard. "A hypermedia maintenance information system." Computing & control engineering journal 7.3 (1996) 121-128

The HyperDisco approach to open hypermedia systems

Uffe Kock Wiil, John J. Leggett
1996 Proceedings of the the seventh ACM conference on Hypertext - HYPERTEXT '96  

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Computing support for large engineering enterprises provides an example of the need for hypermedia-based collaborative computing systems composed of a large number of distributed heterogeneous tools.  ...  HyperDisco provides an extensible object-oriented hypermedia platform supporting intertool linking, computation, concurrency control, noti cation control, version control, access control, query and search  ...  For example, Microcosm provides a simple integration model providing keyword local and generic and positional speci c links 2 .  ... 
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Uffe Kock Wiil, John J. Leggett. "The HyperDisco approach to open hypermedia systems." Proceedings of the the seventh ACM conference on Hypertext - HYPERTEXT '96 (1996) 140-148

Breaking down the barriers: an architecture for developing and delivering resource based learning materials [chapter]

Wendy Hall, Gerard Hutchings, Su White
1995 World Conference on Computers in Education VI  

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We suggest an architecture which promotes this approach based on Microcosm, an open hypermedia software platform which has been developed at the University of Southampton.  ...  Such material should be integrated with, rather than isolated from, standard computer applications and should be easily customizable and extensible.  ...  ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The authors would like to thank all the Microcosm team, the staff of the ILC at Southampton and all the staff and students who have contributed to the ILC Scholar Projects without whom  ... 
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Wendy Hall, Gerard Hutchings, Su White. "Breaking down the barriers: an architecture for developing and delivering resource based learning materials." World Conference on Computers in Education VI (1995) 623-634

Toward a Dexter-based model for open hypermedia

Kaj Grønbæk, Randall H. Trigg
1996 Proceedings of the the seventh ACM conference on Hypertext - HYPERTEXT '96  

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But it is less clear that Dexter is adequate for systems whose linking is based on embedded references like the World Wide Web (WWW), nor for modelling the dynamic aspects of contemporary hypermedia systems  ...  In addition, our model is better equipped to handle dynamic hypermedia structures. As an example, a model of Microcosm's Generic Link is given which extends that important concept in useful ways.  ...  This section provides an example of mapping a dynamic hypermedia structure, Microcosm's Generic link (Hall, et al., 1993) , to our extended Dexter model.  ... 
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Kaj Grønbæk, Randall H. Trigg. "Toward a Dexter-based model for open hypermedia." Proceedings of the the seventh ACM conference on Hypertext - HYPERTEXT '96 (1996) 149-160

Personalised Navigation System with Multidimensional Linkbases [chapter]

Panchit Longpradit, Christopher Bailey, Wendy Hall, Gary Wills
2006 Lecture Notes in Computer Science  

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Adaptive hypermedia techniques provide users with personalisation of contents and links.  ...  This paper introduces the concept of a multi-dimensional linkbase to describe a single linkbase containing links annotated with metadata that places them in several different contextual dimensions at once  ...  At the University of Southampton, open hypermedia (OH) research was commenced in the late 1980's with the creation of Microcosm [8] , the Distributed Link Service (DLS) [5] and the Fundamental Open  ... 
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Panchit Longpradit, Christopher Bailey, Wendy Hall, Gary Wills. "Personalised Navigation System with Multidimensional Linkbases." Lecture Notes in Computer Science (2006) 293-297

Integrating Case-Based Reasoning and Hypermedia Documentation: An Application for the Diagnosis of a Welding Robot at Odense Steel Shipyard [chapter]

Eric Auriol, Richard M. Crowder, Rob MacKendrick, Roger Rowe, Thomas Knudsen
1999 Lecture Notes in Computer Science  

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The development system combines a case-based reasoning approach for diagnosis with context information, as electronic on-line manuals, linked using open hypermedia technology.  ...  The work discussed in this paper delivers not only a maintenance system for the robot stations under consideration, but also a design framework for developing maintenance systems for other similar applications  ...  Acknowledgements The authors acknowledge the European Commission for funding HELPMATE under grant number ESPRIT IV, project 25282.  ... 
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Eric Auriol, Richard M. Crowder, Rob MacKendrick, Roger Rowe, Thomas Knudsen. "Integrating Case-Based Reasoning and Hypermedia Documentation: An Application for the Diagnosis of a Welding Robot at Odense Steel Shipyard." Lecture Notes in Computer Science (1999) 372-385

Integrating case-based reasoning and hypermedia documentation: an application for the diagnosis of a welding robot at Odense steel shipyard

Eric Auriol, Richard M. Crowder, Rob McKendrick, Roger Rowe, Thomas Knudsen
1999 Engineering applications of artificial intelligence  

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The development system combines a case-based reasoning approach for diagnosis with context information, as electronic on-line manuals, linked using open hypermedia technology.  ...  The work discussed in this paper delivers not only a maintenance system for the robot stations under consideration, but also a design framework for developing maintenance systems for other similar applications  ...  Acknowledgements The authors acknowledge the European Commission for funding HELPMATE under grant number ESPRIT IV, project 25282.  ... 
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Eric Auriol, Richard M. Crowder, Rob McKendrick, Roger Rowe, Thomas Knudsen. "Integrating case-based reasoning and hypermedia documentation: an application for the diagnosis of a welding robot at Odense steel shipyard." Engineering applications of artificial intelligence 12.6 (1999) 691-703

The aristotle approach to open hypermedia

Costas Petrou, Drakoulis Martakos, Michael Hatzopoulos, Stelios Halamandaris, Stathes Hadjiefthymiades
2000 Revista Colombiana de Computación  

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Keywords: Open Hypermedia Systems, Hypermedia Modeling, Distributed Information Systems  ...  Such systems are generally known as Open Hypermedia Systems (OHS).  ...  Hypermedia Data Model The proposed model is an abstract open hypermedia model comprising six basic classes. For every class we present its properties.  ... 
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Costas Petrou, Drakoulis Martakos, Michael Hatzopoulos, Stelios Halamandaris, Stathes Hadjiefthymiades. "The aristotle approach to open hypermedia." Revista Colombiana de Computación (2000)

Link Augmentation: A Context-Based Approach to Support Adaptive Hypermedia [chapter]

Christopher Bailey, Samhaa R. El-Beltagy, Wendy Hall
2002 Lecture Notes in Computer Science  

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Link augmentation is an existing open hypermedia technique, which has a direct application in adaptive hypermedia systems.  ...  This paper presents a technique for cross-domain adaptive navigational support by combining link augmentation with a model of the user's spatial context.  ...  One of the follow up projects to Microcosm, the DLS (Distributed Link Service) [7] , is a link delivery system that operates in an open hypermedia environment.  ... 
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Christopher Bailey, Samhaa R. El-Beltagy, Wendy Hall. "Link Augmentation: A Context-Based Approach to Support Adaptive Hypermedia." Lecture Notes in Computer Science (2002) 239-251

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