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Topic Maps for improved access to and use of content in relational databases - a case study on the descriptive variety lists of Germany's Bundessortenamt

Article, was published by Gerhard Weber, Ralf Eilbracht, and Stefan Kesberg at 2010-09-30

This paper presents a use case for Germany's Bundessortenamt.

Information delivery via web-based access to databases is ubiquitous. Nevertheless, the wealth of information held in many of these resources is poorly accessible, due also to the limited number of views provided, and frontends merely reflecting their backends’ data-centric relational information architectures. We suggest using Topic Maps-based web frontends on top of relational resources for improving their usability by subject-centric information delivery, and demonstrate the approach with the use case of the descriptive variety lists of Germany’s Bundessortenamt.

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