Metainformatics元信息学/2004年国际会议录

This book constitutes the thoroughly refereed post-proceedings of the Metainformatics Symposium, MIS 2004, held in Salzburg, Austria in September 2004. The 17 revised full papers presented were carefully reviewed and selected for inclusion in the book. The papers are devoted to finding useful abstractions, notations, analytical frameworks, formalisms, and systems that improve the understanding of the underlying structure of various disciplines and families of systems within computer science.

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Computer Aided Composition
Supporting Tools for Designing-by-Contract in Component-Based Applications
Access Rights - The Keys to Cooperative Work/Learning
Flexible Notifications and Task Models for Cooperative Work Management
Managing Ontological Complexity: A Case Study
Looking Beyond Computer Applications: Investigating Rich Structures
Towards a Generic Building Block for Component-Based Open Hypermedia Systems
Applying Information Visualisation Techniques to Spatial Hypertext Tools
An Agenda for Structural Computing Research
Assessing the Impacts of Open Hypermedia Problems on Structural Computing
Structural Engineering: Processes and Tools for Developing Component-Based Open Hypermedia Systems
A Semantic Representation for Domain-Specific Patterns
Describing Use Cases with Activity Charts
Spatial Constraint Modelling with a GIS-Extension of UML and OCL:Application to Agricultural Information Systems
Location and Tracking Services for a Meta-UbiComp Environment
Applying Structural Computing Paradigms to Domain Analysis-By Example of Knowledge Transfer in Higher Education
Content Engineering: Bridging the Gap Between Content Creation and Consumption
Blog Perspectives-Services: Amoeba Versus Whale
Author Index