Titlebook: Leveraging the Semantics of Topic Maps; Second International Lutz Maicher,Alexander Sigel,Lars Marius Garshol Conference proceedings 2007 S

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Remote Topic Maps in Learningented reality, it is appropriate to focus on solutions for using topicmaps remotely as services. Two current cases for how this can be done is displayed here, both carried out by Cerpus AS, a small Norwegian company that works with topicmaps in the e-Learning domain. This is discussed in the light o

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Design and Users’ Evaluation of a Topic Maps-Based Korean Folk Music Retrieval Systemative Current Pansori Retrieval System (CPRS). The study is an experimental effort using representative general users. Participants are asked to carry out several predefined tasks and their own queries. The study measures objective and subjective performance of the two systems. The methods of data a

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Toma - TMQL, TMCL, TMMLit has a powerful path expression syntax which allows to access elements of the topic map. Toma offers the SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE statements, used to query and manipulate the topic map. The MERGE statement is used to merge topic maps, and the EXPORT statement is used to export the topic m

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Indices, Meaning and Topic Maps: Some Observationsfocus. However, in regard to the semantic aspects of Topic Maps, indexing appears to have fallen by the wayside, replaced largely by formalised techniques, typically first-order logics. To some extent, this is supported by the literature on indexing itself, where treatment of semantic aspects is gen

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The Essentials of the Topic Maps Reference Model (TMRM)ject maps very abstractly in order to avoid limiting the design choices that can be made when creating them. However, its high level of abstraction is not helpful to readers who need only to grasp its essential principles. Using commonplace examples, this paper illustrates those principles. Briefly,

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