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    XML in the Visualisation Pipeline

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    Irwin, W.
    Churcher, N.
    Date
    2001
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    http://hdl.handle.net/10092/2995

    The extensible markup language (XML) has been applied successfully in a wide range of application domains and is beginning to find applications in visualisation. We explore the possibility that, rather than simply being used as an exchange format, XML might become a fundamental medium in an extended visualisation pipeline. We present examples from our software visualisation research to illustrate that increased rigour, as well as flexibility, can be delivered by integrating XML into the visualisation pipeline.

    Subjects
    visualisation
     
    XML
     
    VRML
     
    Fields of Research::280000 Information, Computing and Communication Sciences::280300 Computer Software::280303 Programming languages
     
    Fields of Research::280000 Information, Computing and Communication Sciences::280100 Information Systems::280103 Information storage, retrieval and management
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