Titlebook: Information Spaces; The Architecture of Robert M. Colomb Textbook 2002 Springer-Verlag London 2002 Cyberspace.Extensible Markup Language (

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Visualization,We look at how classification systems can be used as the basis for visualization of an information space.

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Archiving,Many information spaces are archives of one sort or another. Archives are an interesting example of the principles of this text. In addition, archiving poses its own set of problems.

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Robert M. ColombApproaches the subject from the information space perspective rather than from a pure computer science perspective.The proliferation of documents on the web makes accessing difficult; this is a timely

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Controlled vocabulary,ion. In this chapter, we will be looking at these structures themselves, and seeing how they provide the geometry of an information space, and how they can be used to gain an overview of the space. These information structures are generally “controlled vocabularies”.

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Descriptors, some issues in descriptor design. Content descriptors are similar to classifiers, and in Chapter 11 we looked at methods for constructing large classification systems. This chapter examines the related engineering issues in the design of large systems of descriptors.

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