Web-based Resource for Accessing Vegetable Variety Trial Information

Image Representations for Accessing and Organizing Web Information

The web is enormous and constantly growing. User-interfaces for web-based applications need to make it easy for people to access relevant information without becoming overwhelmed or disoriented. Today’s interfaces employ textual representations almost exclusively, typically organized in lists and hierarchies of web-page titles or URL taxonomies. Given the ability of images to assist memory and ...

CREAM: A Mediator Based Environment for Modeling and Accessing Distributed Information on the Web

Web-based Information for Medical Tourism: Case Study of AriaMedTour Medical Tourism Company, Iran

Objective: As one of the well-known countries for medical tourism, Iran has the potential for growth in this industry and requires information and advertisements in online media and websites. This study aims to investigate the effectiveness of the content produced by the website of AriaMedTour Medical Tourism Company in informing tourists. Methods: This is an applied study that adopted an indu...

Resource-limited information retrieval in Web-based environments

Commercial usage of the Internet increases. It is therefore likely that information providers will increasingly charge end-users for the information they provide on such networks. Hence, the need will also arise for information retrieval procedures that takes such costs into account. However, currently little support exists for such cost-effective information retrieval in a networked environmen...

Accessing Information and Services on the DAML-Enabled Web

The DARPA Agent Markup Language (DAML) program aims to allow one to mark up web pages to indicate the meaning of their content; it is intended that the results delivered by a DAML-enabled browser will more closely match the intentions of the user than is possible with today’s syntactically oriented search engines. In this paper we present our vision of a DAML-enabled search architecture. We pre...