New Forms of Interaction With Hierarchically Structured Events
S. Buschbeck, A. Jameson, and T. Schneeberger. DeRiVE 2011: Detection, Representation, and Exploitation of Events in the Semantic Web, (October 2011)
Abstract
Research in the semantic web community has given rise to some powerful methods for visualizing events and related media—mostly in terms of interactive timelines—and for enabling users to interact with these visualizations. The present paper aims to advance this line of research in two ways: a by developing interactive visualizations of event hierarchies of essentially arbitrary depth and size, which are more natural than timelines in the case of complex events that comprise subevents at various levels; and b by supporting forms of interaction that go beyond the usual activities of browsing and searching for events and related media, supporting additionally the sharing and annotation of media and the provision of interactive illustrations of narrative texts.
%0 Conference Paper
%1 buschbeck
%A Buschbeck, Sven
%A Jameson, Anthony
%A Schneeberger, Tanja
%B DeRiVE 2011: Detection, Representation, and Exploitation of Events in the Semantic Web
%D 2011
%E van Erp, Marieke
%E van Hage, Willem Robert
%E Hollink, Laura
%E Jameson, Anthony
%E Troncy, Raphaël
%K 2011 buschbeck events forms glocal hci hierarchically interaction jameson myown structured
%T New Forms of Interaction With Hierarchically Structured Events
%U http://sunsite.informatik.rwth-aachen.de/Publications/CEUR-WS/Vol-779/
%X Research in the semantic web community has given rise to some powerful methods for visualizing events and related media—mostly in terms of interactive timelines—and for enabling users to interact with these visualizations. The present paper aims to advance this line of research in two ways: a by developing interactive visualizations of event hierarchies of essentially arbitrary depth and size, which are more natural than timelines in the case of complex events that comprise subevents at various levels; and b by supporting forms of interaction that go beyond the usual activities of browsing and searching for events and related media, supporting additionally the sharing and annotation of media and the provision of interactive illustrations of narrative texts.
@inproceedings{buschbeck,
abstract = {Research in the semantic web community has given rise to some powerful methods for visualizing events and related media—mostly in terms of interactive timelines—and for enabling users to interact with these visualizations. The present paper aims to advance this line of research in two ways: a by developing interactive visualizations of event hierarchies of essentially arbitrary depth and size, which are more natural than timelines in the case of complex events that comprise subevents at various levels; and b by supporting forms of interaction that go beyond the usual activities of browsing and searching for events and related media, supporting additionally the sharing and annotation of media and the provision of interactive illustrations of narrative texts.},
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author = {Buschbeck, Sven and Jameson, Anthony and Schneeberger, Tanja},
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booktitle = {DeRiVE 2011: Detection, Representation, and Exploitation of Events in the Semantic Web},
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keywords = {2011 buschbeck events forms glocal hci hierarchically interaction jameson myown structured},
month = oct,
timestamp = {2012-10-19T10:59:41.000+0200},
title = {New Forms of Interaction With Hierarchically Structured Events},
url = {http://sunsite.informatik.rwth-aachen.de/Publications/CEUR-WS/Vol-779/},
year = 2011
}