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I2Cnet Medical Image Annotation Service - Chronaki, al. (1997) (Correct)
....and Commentor address the issues of document and annotation sharing, security, organizing annotation into conversations, searching annotations by content, and annotations referencing other annotations. A good review of issues relevant to the maintenance of public annotations on the web appears in [7]. Even though our work addresses similar issues, it focuses on image rather than document annotations. In addition, the fact that the annotation service deals with medical images introduces additional quality of service requirements. Another important issue affecting the design of the I Cnet ....
Gramlich. Public annotation systems, 1994.
Pan-Browser Support for Annotations and Other.. - Schickler, Mazer, Brooks (1996) (38 citations) (Correct)
....should be able to create commentary about documents accessible from any server. Further, annotations in these systems may be attached either at the end of the document or in author defined locations; again, this may be too constraining for productive group interaction. The Public Annotation System [Gr] prototype uses both CGI support and a modified HTTP server, making the support hard to use with other servers. The ComMentor system [RoMo] separates the functionality of an annotation system into a meta information server (hereafter, metaserver, for storing the annotations separately from the ....
W. Gramlich, Public Annotation System, http://playground.sun.com:80/~gramlich/1994/annote.
Annotation Systems: A Review - Whittington (1996) (1 citation) (Correct)
....of collaborative hypertext stating that the exploration of this feature has just begun. The recent surge of interest in the Internet and the World Wide Web (WWW) in particular has led to the development of a number of WWW based annotation systems. 2 Annotation System Characteristics Gramlich [9] identifies a number of issues related to WWW based public annotation systems. These have been used as the basis for a set of twelve characteristics which help define and differentiate annotation systems. The twelve characteristics are presented in no particular order. RR 96 202 Annotation ....
Wayne C. Gramlich. Public annotation systems. http://playground.sun.com/~gramlich/1994/annote/index.html
Shared Web Annotations as a Platform for Third-Party.. - Röscheisen.. (1994) (4 citations) (Correct)
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ComMentor Gramlich (1994). Public annotation systems. URL: http://playground.sun.com:80/~gramlich/1994/annote/.
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