- From: VassilisTzouvaras <tzouvaras@image.ntua.gr>
- Date: Wed, 20 Sep 2006 11:38:19 +0300
- To: <public-xg-mmsem@w3.org>
- Message-Id: <200609200838.k8K8cKkJ026366@manolito.image.ece.ntua.gr>
Dear All, Having studied the current use cases and also, from my experience participating in the MM Task Force of SWBPD, I would like to propose a possible structure for the Use Cases (UCs). 1) All UCs must start with an introduction describing the general idea, past work and the contents of the UC. The motivating example should not be included in the intro subsection. 2) The aim of the deliverable is to report on the interoperability problems that exist among multimedia metadata standards and provide a possible solution *using* SW technologies. Therefore, all the UCs must present a motivating example and report on the interoperability problems that exist among *specific* metadata standards. Also, we must present how the interoperability problems are tackled now (if tackled) and which are the drawbacks and limitations. 3) Having presented the motivating example, the interoperability issues and the drawbacks of the current situation, we must present the possible solution using SW technologies. It is very important to show the added value of using SW technologies without making the solution too complicated (if possible) and difficult to understand. We don't have to present the perfect theoretical solution, but a practical solution on which SW technologies is the key element (not necessarily the only element). Also, it is not very nice having big pieces of XML and/or OWL/RDF code in the solution since is not human readable and therefore useless. I propose only having small examples and/or graphical representations illustrating what is described in the text. The full code can be put somewhere else and have a link. I suggest all to read the deliverable of the MM TF (http://www.w3.org/2001/sw/BestPractices/MM/image_annotation.html) and see how the code issue is handled. 4) The UCs must have a concluding subsection presenting the advantages on using SW technologies for tackling the reported interoperability issues. 5) Finally, the references. This is my suggestion for the general structure of the UCs. I propose agreeing on the general structure (the subsections) of the UCs and be free to structure its subsection according to the needs of its UC. Therefore, I would like to trigger some discussion on what else should be included in the UCs and in each subsection. Regards, Vassilis
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