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The Rhizomer Experience

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@MISC{_therhizomer,
    author = {},
    title = {The Rhizomer Experience},
    year = {}
}

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Abstract

Abstract—Rhizomer is a generic semantic metadata browser and editor. It is based on “classic ” HTML paradigms (table, form, etc.) in order to provide an easy and accessible user experience. For end-users, it looks like the web pages they are used to deal with. However, the semantics that lay behind are used to improve the user experience through an AJAX-enhanced web interface. The user interface is fed by a metadata storage abstraction layer, which offers a SPARQL endpoint and implements the DESCRIBE SPARQL primitive in order to improve the usability of the resulting metadata fragments. The metadata component is combined with a wiki engine that helps managing the content intended for human consumption. Altogether, both components build a simple yet powerful platform for Semantic Web portals. Index Terms — human factors, Semantic Web, user interfaces, web portal

Keyphrases

rhizomer experience    user interface    abstract rhizomer    human consumption    ajax-enhanced web interface    user experience    generic semantic metadata browser    metadata storage abstraction layer    powerful platform    classic html paradigm    wiki engine    semantic web    metadata fragment    sparql endpoint    semantic web portal    describe sparql primitive    web page    index term human factor    metadata component    accessible user experience   

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