Semantic User Interfaces
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Talk given at Semantic Business 2011, London, UK
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- 1. Semantic User Interfaces Ian Dickinson Epimorphics Ltd [email_address] @ephemerian
- 2. Agenda Context Semantic UI patterns Cautions
- 3. Framing: who, what & why? “ Semantic user interface” ... For semantic professionals End-user value Triples inside
- 6. accurately
- 7. cheaply
- 9. Patterns
- 10. Travel travails
- 13. copied
- 14. disambiguated
- 15. merged
- 18. which contains Museum Island
- 19. which contains the Pergamon Museum
- 21. ontologies
- 23. present users with richer descriptions
- 25. R&D R&D
- 34. semantic query
- 35. Triples: visible or invisible? vs.
- 37. visible objects should represent meaningful things
- 38. stick & bubble graphs: limited utility
- 39. Where am I? Where next?
- 40. Facets: here & next step filters where we are now? choices for the next facet search step
- 41. Pivoting: stepping to adjacent topic all presidents all presidents' spouses
- 42. Related items or an associated topic an alternate spelling “ discover”
- 45. choices for next step
- 52. display the content as usefully as possible
- 54. user-directed
- 56. simplicity
- 57. coherence
- 59. autonomy
- 61. messy
- 62. open-ended
- 63. long-lived
- 64. …
- 66. rich navigation
- 70. Dunes pattern – Mollivan Jon http://www.flickr.com/photos/mollivan_jon/347366159/
- 71. Wooden bench – MaretH. http://www.flickr.com/photos/maret1983/6057025004/
- 72. Tree climbing – drainhook http://www.flickr.com/photos/drainhook/4643191611/
- 73. Tug of war – Eric Skiff http://www.flickr.com/photos/ericskiff/517809478/
- 75. Talis – BIS research funding consulting.talis.com/case-study/bis-research-funding-explorer/
- 76. Marti Hearst (U. Berkeley) – Flamenco facet browser flamenco.berkeley.edu/
- 77. David Hyunh (Google) – Parallax browser www.freebase.com/labs/parallax/
- 78. Christina Scheutz (Serials Solutions) – AquaBrowser © aqua.queenslibrary.org/
- 79. Ian Davis (Talis) – LinkSailor linksailor.com
Notes de l'éditeur
- often visually impressive but hard to use low-level structure not conceptual structure sometimes useful “meaningful” at the right level of description: the natural view of something may be much more compact than the “sum of triples” graphs can show heterarchical relations spatial location & proximity should be meaningful - what does it mean to be near or far from a given node? “management” console!
- Always needed? No, but can be very powerful. With great power comes difficult problems that need solving! And perhaps a key for leaving the walled garden ad hoc data juggling: forcing users to use a spreadsheet, notebook or back-of-an-envelope to remember and keep track of investigation elements and criteria