@phdthesis{11438,
author       = {van Ossenbruggen, J. R.},
editor       = {van Vliet, J. C. and Eliëns, A.},
title        = {Processing {Structured} {Hypermedia} - {A} {Matter} {Of} {Style}},
school       = {Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam},
year         = {2001},
date         = {2001-04-10},
advisor      = {van Vliet, J.C.},
coadvisor    = {Eliëns, A.},
group        = {INS2},
language     = {en},
abstract     = {With the introduction of the World Wide Web in the early nineties, hypermedia has become the uniform interface
 to the wide variety of information sources available over the Internet. The full potential of the Web, however, can only
 be realized by building on the strengths of its underlying research fields. This book describes the areas of hypertext,
 multimedia, electronic publishing and the World Wide Web and points out fundamental similarities and differences in approaches
 towards the processing of information. It gives an overview of the dominant models and tools developed in these fields and
 describes the key interrelationships and mutual incompatibilities. In addition to a formal specification of a selection
 of these models, the book discusses the impact of the models described on the software architectures that have been developed
 for processing hypermedia documents. Two example hypermedia architectures are described in more detail: the DejaVu object-oriented
 hypermedia framework, developed at the VU, and CWI's Berlage environment for time-based hypermedia document transformations.
 },
url          = {http://oai.cwi.nl/oai/asset/11438/11438B.pdf},
}

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