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The aim of this work is the design and the implementation of a prototype for supporting a user through the navigation in a web-site. We exploit the potentiality of having a representation of an hypermedia based on the concept of an abstract semantic description of the knowledge tree, in order to use some adaptivity processes, typical of many hyperm...
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... The Herculaneum Excavations Hypermedia 1 comes from a similar system realized stand-alone, on CD-ROM support [1], and from an earlier on-line version presented in [8]. The knowledge base contains a huge set of information, including historical data and mythological tales, excavation reports, description of recovered buildings and objects, painting and so on. ...
... The node labeled " building " represents one of the main points of view from which the knowledge on Herculaneum Excavations may be explored and sub-nodes show the ways in which such knowledge may be enhanced. In [8] we proposed a context independent architecture composed by modules that can be reused and adapted. Our system has no a priori knowledge of the web contents, but is able to manage a high level representation (a knowledge tree) defined on this set. ...
This work aimed to propose an adaptive web site in the field of cultural heritage that can dynamically suggest links, based on not intrusive profiling methodologies integrated with topographical information. A fundamental issue, typ-ical in web sites that refer to real sites, is to help the user to orient himself geographically. Our system can support the user in its exploration of physical/virtual space suggest-ing new physical locations structured as a thematic itinerary through the excavations.
... The Herculaneum Excavations Hypermedia 1 comes from a similar system realized stand-alone, on CD-ROM support [9], and from an earlier on-line version presented in [10]. The knowledge base contains a huge set of information, including historical data and mythological tales, excavation reports, description of recovered buildings and objects, painting and so on. ...
... The node labeled " building " represents one of the main points of view from which the knowledge on Herculaneum Excavations may be explored and sub-nodes show the ways in which such knowledge may be enhanced. In [10] we proposed a context independent architecture composed by modules that can be reused and adapted. Our system has no a priori knowledge of the web contents, but is able to manage a high level representation (a knowledge tree) defined on this set. ...
ABSTRACT This work aimed,to propose an adaptive web,site in the fleld of cultural heritage that can dynamically suggest links, based on not intrusive proflling methodologies integrated with topographical information. A fundamental issue, typ- ical in web sites that refer to real sites, is to help the user to orient himself geographically. Our system can support the user in its exploration of physical/virtual space suggest- ing new physical locations structured as a thematic itinerary through the excavations.
