Temporal Qualification in Topic Maps

Paper, was published by Christoph Teichmann and Lutz Maicher at 2009-11-12

The paper introduces some predefined elements for the topic maps data model.

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This paper will introduce a number of predefined elements for the topic maps data model. The paper will start with a short introduction of the level and possible context of these elements. Then the problem the elements proposed here are supposed to solve will be described. This will be the problem of adding temporal qualifications to a topic map. A set of criteria for the quality of a possible solution will be given and possible solutions will be evaluated against these criteria. This will lead to the final proposal for adding temporal qualification to a topic map.

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Authors

Christoph Teichmann

teichmann@informatik.uni-leipzig.de

Christoph is involved in Musica Migrans. He is author of Temporal Qualification in.. .

Lutz Maicher

http://www.lutzmaicher.de/

Lutz is project leader of Musica Migrans and Topic Maps Lab Community.. . He is involved in yacca.me and Maiana.

Presented at

TMRA 2009

Conference in Leipzig from 2009-11-11 to 2009-11-13

Call for Contributions TMRA 2009 will be the fifth event in the annual series of international conferences on Topic Maps Research and …

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glossary

TMDM

is associated with 28 items.

TMDM is the abbreviation for Topic Maps Data Model. You will find a compact illustration of all relationships within the TMDM …

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