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....GISs, and the users participation in related decision making processes, such as city, regional or environmental planning. Multimedia information is represented within electronic documents and messages, not only as passive data but as graphical user interfaces to external Information Systems (Karacapilidis et al. 1996). The GeoMed server is being written in Java, which allows its use on a variety of operating systems. It supports three types of services, namely information, documentation and mediation services: Information services provide efficient access to multimedia information in distributed databases ....
Karacapilidis, N., Gordon, T., Papadias, D., and Voss, H. (1996), "Building an Interactive Multimedia Information System: The GeoMed case study", in: Proceedings of the ECAI'96 Workshop on Knowledge Representation for Interactive Multimedia Systems: Research and Experience, Budapest, Hungary, 1016.
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