[Gzz-commits] manuscripts/FutureVision vision.rst

[Benja Fallenstein]

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--- manuscripts/FutureVision/vision.rst:1.15    Wed Sep 17 15:11:02 2003
+++ manuscripts/FutureVision/vision.rst Wed Sep 17 15:17:13 2003
@@ -76,68 +76,6 @@
 __ http://www.xanadu.com.au/ted/zigzag/xybrap.html
 __ http://www.xanadu.com.au/mail/zzdev/msg02237.html
 
-Related work
-============
-
-The system we are proposing touches on a number of ...
-
-Flexible structure - Unifying structured and unstructured information
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-The Aquanet system by `Marshall et al (1991)`_ 
-
-    - really interesting development
-
-    - unified ideas from the freely structured hypertext systems
-      and the tightly structure knowledge representation
-      and the structured gIBIS 
-
-    - custom classes with slots filled by other objects
-
-    - allows defining and changing the schemas
-
-       - allows the user to define the information objects that 
-         are relevant
-
-       - structures change in experience (`Marshall et al. 1993`)
-
-    - sessions, though, defined with fixed schemas
-
-VIKI: find structure based on spatial placements (`Marshall and Shipman 
(1993)`, `Marshall et al(1994)`)
-
-Dolphin (`Haake et al 1994`): 
-structured and unstructured information, moving from
-one to another freer structure
-
-Structural computing 
---------------------
-
-    Hypermedia operating systems (HOSS)
-
-    As We Should Have Thought (1997)  (Make Corrections)  (1 citation)
-    Peter J. Nürnberg, John J. Leggett, Erich R. Schneider
-
-    RDF, Semantic Web
-
-Open Hypermedia
----------------
-
-    - Focus: interoperability, existing apps.
-
-    - Nelson (XXX) says "An application is a prison" -- 
-      an Open Hypermedia -enabled
-      application is a prison where you can get visitors and
-      send and receive mail - MUCH MUCH better but still...
-      REF: Task-oriented MIT project tuukkah discussed
-
-    - This is not meant to underestimate the work - OHM people have
-      done a lot of interesting, difficult work
-      in connecting monolithic, closed applications.
-
-FOHM: step towards hyperstructure: different domains
-unified into a single conceptual structure.
-
-
 Example scenarios
 =================
 
@@ -253,6 +191,68 @@
 Using
 
 - fluid links
+
+Related work
+============
+
+The system we are proposing touches on a number of ...
+
+Flexible structure - Unifying structured and unstructured information
+---------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+The Aquanet system by `Marshall et al (1991)`_ 
+
+    - really interesting development
+
+    - unified ideas from the freely structured hypertext systems
+      and the tightly structure knowledge representation
+      and the structured gIBIS 
+
+    - custom classes with slots filled by other objects
+
+    - allows defining and changing the schemas
+
+       - allows the user to define the information objects that 
+         are relevant
+
+       - structures change in experience (`Marshall et al. 1993`)
+
+    - sessions, though, defined with fixed schemas
+
+VIKI: find structure based on spatial placements (`Marshall and Shipman 
(1993)`, `Marshall et al(1994)`)
+
+Dolphin (`Haake et al 1994`): 
+structured and unstructured information, moving from
+one to another freer structure
+
+Structural computing 
+--------------------
+
+    Hypermedia operating systems (HOSS)
+
+    As We Should Have Thought (1997)  (Make Corrections)  (1 citation)
+    Peter J. Nürnberg, John J. Leggett, Erich R. Schneider
+
+    RDF, Semantic Web
+
+Open Hypermedia
+---------------
+
+    - Focus: interoperability, existing apps.
+
+    - Nelson (XXX) says "An application is a prison" -- 
+      an Open Hypermedia -enabled
+      application is a prison where you can get visitors and
+      send and receive mail - MUCH MUCH better but still...
+      REF: Task-oriented MIT project tuukkah discussed
+
+    - This is not meant to underestimate the work - OHM people have
+      done a lot of interesting, difficult work
+      in connecting monolithic, closed applications.
+
+FOHM: step towards hyperstructure: different domains
+unified into a single conceptual structure.
+
 
 Conclusions
 ===========