2008-09-30
View as PDFI’m just blogging this poster from OR08 to show that it can be done.
About this hyperposter
This poster is a hyperdocument designed to show some potential applications for eResearch publications. This document has embedded semantics. For example, it was written in: Embedded geographical data (via geohash) can be used to generate a map like the one here. On the web, this is an interactive, automatic process. | 
OpenStreetMap data can be used freely under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 license. |
The mythical datument
The term Datument was coined in 2004 by Peter Murray-Rust and Henry Rzepa:
A datument is a hyperdocument for transmitting “complete” information including content and behaviour. … where the machine is supplied with tools which are semantically aware of the document content. Examples of the latter are domain-specific XML components such as maps (GML), graphics (SVG) and molecules (Chemical Markup Language, CML)
Murray-Rust, P. & Rzepa, H.S., 2004. The Next Big Thing: From Hypermedia to Datuments. Journal of Digital Information, 5(1), p.248. Available at: http://jodi.tamu.edu/Articles/v05/i01/Murray-Rust/?printable=1
But they are far from common. This poster / blog post / presentation / map-mashup might be the closest you have ever been to one.
It’s only 2008 – be patient!
Produce PDF, HTML and more from word processors
Microsoft Word (Windows & Mac) OpenOffice.org Writer & derivatives (Windows, Mac and Linux) Applies styles behind the scenes to capture structure Command line or web service for integration Open source – built on Python + OpenOffice.org Works with Zotero Built in version control via Subversion Integrated with ePrints and other repositories (coming soon via the ICE-TheOREM project)
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ICE: a hub for collaborative authoring
Ask me how
(Metadata is embedded in the hyperposter using styles) Peter Sefton | {p-meta-author-name} | The University of Southern Queensland | {p-meta-author-affiliation} | peter.sefton@usq.edu.au | {p-meta-author-email} | +61 (0) 410 326955 | {p-meta-author-phone-mobile} |
| Also available in machine readable form: Dublin Core
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<dc:title>ICE: eResearch for Word users</dc:title>
<dc:creator>Peter Sefton</dc:creator>
</oai_dc:dc> RDF – ORE resource map for migration to repositories
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