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Maria Todorova

Business terms and abbreviations

Term Description
FCs Fundamental Categories. The FCs are Thing (Artwork), Actor (Artist) , Place, Event, and time thereby incorporating the classic When, What, Where and Who. We broaden the FCs with Support Materials, Techniques and Object Types
FRs Fundamental Relations. The FRs are
1. "has type: denotes relations to a classification, category, type, essential role or other property, such as a format, material, color. The relationship is applicable to all FCs and has always range Concept. 
2. is part of: denotes structural relations of an item to a wider unit it is contained in. The relationship is applicable to all FCs, except for Concept. In case of Actors, one would rather speak of “is member of”, and persons are the minimal elements. Domain and range must be identical.
3. is similar or the same with: denotes the symmetric relation between items that share features or are possibly identical. It is only usual for Things to document  similarity manually. There exist enough comparison algorithms that deduce degrees of similarity automatically. We do not deal with these in this work.
4. has met: denotes the symmetric relation between items that were present in the same event, including time intervals and places. Applicable to any combination of FCs, except for Concepts.
5. from, has founder or has parent: denotes the relations of an item to constituents of a context in its history which is either significant for the item, or the item is significant for the context, “provenance” in the widest sense, including time intervals and places. In case of genealogy or group formation, natural language prefers the terms parent and founder respectively in order to refer to Actors. The relationship is a special case of has met. The applicability is analyzed in Table 1.
6. is origin of, founder of, parent of: the inverse of from, has founder or parent. In case of Actor as domain, one would rather speak of “is provider or creator of “
7. at: denotes the relation of an Event to the Time and Place within which the event happened.
8. refers to: denotes the relation of an item that is information, contains information or has produced information to the item this information refers to or is about. The relation can even be extended to a Place from where such information originated.
9. is referred by/ is referred to at: the inverse of refers to.
(TBD: The list to be updated with the rest fundamental relations)
FTS
Full Text Search


Req Items

Requirements for semantic search, based on the Search Spec 201107 and requirements for FTS and search results based on the ResearchSpace Specification.

    Semantic search |
05.SEMSEARCH.R1 RS3 It should be possible to indicate the datasets (by namespace) to be included in a search either by choosing those that should be included or excluded. Tools should be available for making selection and clearing of selections straight forward.
05.SEMSEARCH.R2 RS3 Users should be able to save their selections for other sessions.
05.SEMSEARCH.R3 RS3 The system should allow users to type a search term and for authorised terminology to be suggested as each letter of the search is typed, if the string is contained within a term.
05.SEMSEARCH.R4 RS? There is a possibility that synonym (and other helper features) functional could also be included.
05.SEMSEARCH.R5 RS? The system should be capable of being configured so that the system only draws upon a certain level of terminology (or all) in a hierarchy (e.g. configuration so that a search will only find potential terms at the first or second levels of a thesaurus with multiple levels of narrower terms). However, the search itself could be configured to use the narrower terms of the term selected.
05.SEMSEARCH.R6 RS3 There should be an opportunity for the user to consult an authority list or thesauri hierarchy directly if they are unable to find the correct term through the suggestion system above.
05.SEMSEARCH.R7 RS3 Search results should be categorised according to the fundamental categories above. (Results should belong to a class reflecting these categories either directly or through a sub class.)
05.SEMSEARCH.R8 RS3 The number of results should be indicated against each category.
05.SEMSEARCH.R9 RS3 It should be possible to explore data by using the Fundamental Relationships between different categories. For example, a thing may have a relationship with an actor, which will relate to a place or period which may then relate to other things. The interface should provide the ability to explore in this flexible manner.
05.SEMSEARCH.R10 RS? The tool should be configurable to work with other CRM data implementations outside ResearchSpace. For example, it should be possible for the tool to be used on the British Museum’s Collection Online system (COL), if COL data complied with CIDOC-CRM and used RDF.
05.SEMSEARCH.R11 RS?
The tool should be compatible with co-referencing resources where terminology is mapped across different organisations vocabularies.
05.SEMSEARCH.R12 RS?
It must be possible to extract data and links from results data for use in other tools and environments. The ResearchSpace environment requires that results be used in other tools and that there be a data and information exchange with the ResearchSpace collaborative environment.
    Text Searching Component
21.TXTSEARCH.R1 RS3 Text search should be performed on the following resources
21.TXTSEARCH.R1-1 RS3 -          The shared ResearchSpace RDF repository
21.TXTSEARCH.R1-2 RS3 -          The project RDF repository
21.TXTSEARCH.R1-3 RS3 -          The Content Management System – (Social networking data)
21.TXTSEARCH.R1-4 RS3 -          The Content Management System – Document & Asset Libraries
21.TXTSEARCH.R2 RS3 Text searching is limited by user security access and to the repositories that are available to the user. A project team member can search their own project store and the shared research project store. The results must indicate which store the data refers to.
    Search Result
05.SEMSEARCH.R13 RS3 Summary results should be a thumbnail and the following fields
05.SEMSEARCH.R14 RS3 Results should include the remaining information about an object organised according to the original source data and then the annotation and versions of data below.
05.SEMSEARCH.R15 RS3 Users should be able to mark records for other research tools. For example, create a basket of data records for timeline or geographical mapping.
05.SEMSEARCH.R16 RS3 From the search tool the relevant research tools should be available for launch

Use Cases

The UCs for Semantic Search and Full Text Search are used by the researchers to search the RS project space for  data objects, documents and discussions.

Diagram 05.1 Use Case Diagram

05.SSUC01: Advanced Semantic Search

Preconditions:


 05.SSUC01.R1   The user has permissions to perform Advanced Semantic Search. (The user is not with the roles of Collaboration Team Member or Project Observer)

 

Constraints:


 05.SSUC01.R2   The search is performed only in project datasets (named graphs) to which the user has access.  

 

Transitions: No

Initiating operation/ button: Advanced Semantic Search

GUI:

  • Main Menu Bar/ Advanced Semantic Search
  • Project Dashboard/ Advanced Semantic Search tab

Description:

DO: This specification would need an overall description of the search function to make sense. You need an overall view of how the search system will work before you can split it into individual items.


 05.SSUC01.R3 RS3.1
When the user selects Advanced Semantic Search button a screen opens where the user captures different search criteria.
05.SEMSEARCH.R1 05.SSUC01.R4   “Project Dataset” Search Criteria
05.SEMSEARCH.R1 05.SSUC01.R4-1  
  • The Project Dataset is list with all projects to which a user has access and has permissions to work/search. Selecting a project from the list the user will restrict the search only to a specific project dataset. Normally a user will work only in one research project.
05.SEMSEARCH.R1 05.SSUC01.R4-2  
  • The user could select more than one project from the list with projects or “All projects” in which to perform the search.
05.SEMSEARCH.R1 05.SSUC01.R4-3  
  • If the user selects Advanced Semantic Search button while working on a specific Research Project then the dataset (named graph) is set by default to the current research project and the user will search only data objects from the current project plus the shared resources.
05.SEMSEARCH.R1 05.SSUC01.R4-4  
  • If the user selects Advanced Semantic Search button from his personal dashboard, then the dataset search criteria is set by default to “All Projects” and the user will be able to search between all data objects from all projects plus the shared resources to which he has access. This includes the case when a user works on more than one research projects and also there are datasets public to the research space.
05.SEMSEARCH.R1 05.SSUC01.R4-5  
  • The user could always change the default project dataset and perform a search on selected by him dataset.
05.SEMSEARCH.R1 05.SSUC01.R4-6  
  • If no other search criteria are captured but only the project dataset is selected and the user performs the search, then in the search result are listed all existing object records, categorized by dataset and user could browse them.
  05.SSUC01.R4-7  
  • Search by Project Dataset will be used only when advanced semantic search is performed from the main menu bar. When the search is done from the project dashboard it is automatically restricted only to the current project dataset. (DO: Why????)

05.SSUC01.R5   “Object Type” search criteria

05.SSUC01.R5-1  
  • The user enters/ selects the type of cultural heritage he is interested in: Painting, Coin, Medal, Sculpture, Bone, etc.
05.SEMSEARCH.R3 05.SSUC01.R5-2  
  • There is a free text field in which the user could enter the desired object. An authorized terminology is suggested as each letter of the search is typed, if the string is contained within a term.
05.SEMSEARCH.R6 05.SSUC01.R5-3  
  • Next to the search field, there is a button “Select Object” providing an opportunity for the user to browse the list with object types directly if he is unable to find the correct term through the suggestion system above

05.SSUC01.R5-4  
  • Browsing the list, the user is allowed to select/deselect more than one object types for one search.

05.SSUC01.R5-5  
  • If no object type is selected then the search will be performed on all available object records (TBD: Is this true?)
05.SEMSEARCH.R7
05.SEMSEARCH.R9
05.SSUC01.R5-6 RS3.1
  • For iteration RS3.1 the following fundamental relation will be created for generating the search result:* "Thing has type"
    (The fundamental relation for "Thing has type" will include the CIDOC-CRM property P2.has_type or rdf:type with rso:Painting)

05.SSUC01.R5-7 RS3.1
  • For iteration RS3.1 only objects of type “Painting” will be selected by default.

05.SSUC01.R6 RS3.1
“Artists” Search Criteria (TBD: What is the proper label name: Artist, Creator, Actor, Author)

05.SSUC01.R6-1 RS3.1
  • In the “Artists” search criteria the user enters/ select the name of the Artist he is interested in.
05.SEMSEARCH.R3 05.SSUC01.R6-2  
  • There is a free text field in which the user could type the artist’s name. An authorized terminology is suggested as each letter of the search is typed, if the string is contained within a term.
05.SEMSEARCH.R6 05.SSUC01.R6-3  
  • Next to the search field, there is a button “Select Artist” providing an opportunity for the user to browse the thesauri list with Artists directly if he is unable to find the correct term through the suggestion system above.

05.SSUC01.R6-4  
  • Browsing the list, the user is allowed to select/deselect more than one artist for search.
05.SEMSEARCH.R7
05.SEMSEARCH.R9
05.SSUC01.R6-5 RS3.1
  • For iteration RS3.1 the following fundamental relation will be created for generating the search result:
    • "Thing from Actor"
      (The fundamental relation "Thing from Actor" will include the author (E12.Production P14.carried_out_by) and the current keeper P50.has_current_keeper))

05.SSUC01.R6-6 RS3.1
  • For stage RS3 the “RKDArtists” thesauri will be associated with the Artists search field.

05.SSUC01.R7 RS3.1
“Places” Search Criteria

05.SSUC01.R7-1 RS3.1
  • In the “Places” search criteria the user enters/ select the name of the geographical place he is interested in.
05.SEMSEARCH.R3 05.SSUC01.R7-2  
  • There is a free text field in which the user could type the geographical place name. An authorized terminology is suggested as each letter of the search is typed, if the string is contained within a term.
05.SEMSEARCH.R6 05.SSUC01.R7-3  
  • Next to the search field, there is a button “Select Place” providing an opportunity for the user to browse the thesauri list with Places directly if he is unable to find the correct term through the suggestion system above.

05.SSUC01.R7-4  
  • Browsing the list, the user is allowed to select/deselect more than one places for search.
05.SEMSEARCH.R7
05.SEMSEARCH.R9
05.SSUC01.R7-5 RS3.1
  • For iteration RS3.1 the following fundamental relation will be created for generating the search result:
    • "Thing from Place"
      (The fundamental relation "Thing from Place" will include the CIDOC-CRM relations of E12.Production and P55F.has_current_location)

05.SSUC01.R7-6 RS3.1
  • For stage RS3the “RKD Geographical Terms” thesauri will be associated with the Places search field.

05.SSUC01.R8
“Time Period” Search Criteria

05.SSUC01.R8-1
  • In the “Time Period” search fields the user enters the time frame, for which he is interested in.

05.SSUC01.R8-2
  • In the Time Period From the user enters the start date of the period. It could be only year: YYYY or full date in format DD-MM-YYYY (TBD: Is this the proper date format for the system?)

05.SSUC01.R8-3
  • In the Time Period To the user enters the end date of the period. It could be only year: YYYY or full date in format DD-MM-YYYY (TBD: Is this the proper date format for the system?)

05.SSUC01.R8-4
  • If only Time Period From is entered, then will be searched all artworks created from that date to nowadays

05.SSUC01.R8-5
  • If only Time Period To is entered, then will be searched all artworks created to that date.

05.SSUC01.R8-6
  • Only one time frame could be entered
05.SEMSEARCH.R7
05.SEMSEARCH.R9
05.SSUC01.R8-7
  • For iteration RS3.1 the following fundamental relations will be created for generating the search result:
    “Thing  from Time”
    (The fundamental relation "Thing from Time" will include the CIDOC-CRM E52.Time-Span of the E12.Production)

05.SSUC01.R9 RS3.1 “Support Material” Search Criteria

05.SSUC01.R9-1 RS3.1
  • In the “Support Material” search criteria the user enters/ select the material used for support of the artwork he is interested in. (TBD: Are we interested only from the support material of the painting, or also from the material of the frame? In the second case we will have to combine 2 RKD thesauri.)
05.SEMSEARCH.R3 05.SSUC01.R9-1  
  • There is a free text field in which the user could type the material name. An authorized terminology is suggested as each letter of the search is typed, if the string is contained within a term.
05.SEMSEARCH.R6 05.SSUC01.R9-2  
  • Next to the search field, there is a button “Select Support Material” providing an opportunity for the user to browse the thesauri list with Materials directly if he is unable to find the correct term through the suggestion system above.

05.SSUC01.R9-3  
  • Browsing the list, the user is allowed to select/deselect more than one support materials for search.
05.SEMSEARCH.R7
05.SEMSEARCH.R9
05.SSUC01.R9-4 RS3.1
  • For iteration RS3.1 the following fundamental relation will be created for generating the search result: 
    • Thing has Material
      (The fundamental relation "Thing has material" will include the CIDOC-CRM E12.Production P126.employed and E22.Man-Made_Object P5.consists_of)

05.SSUC01.R9-5 RS3.1
  • For stage RS3 the “RKD support” thesauri will be associated with the Support Material search field.
  05.SSUC01.R10 RS3.1 "Technique" Search Criteria
  05.SSUC01.R10-1 RS3.1
  • In the “Technique” search criteria the user enters/ select the technique used for creation of the artwork he is interested in.
05.SEMSEARCH.R3 05.SSUC01.R10-2  
  • There is a free text field in which the user could type the technique name. An authorized terminology is suggested as each letter of the search is typed, if the string is contained within a term.
05.SEMSEARCH.R6 05.SSUC01.R10-3  
  • Next to the search field, there is a button “Select Technique” providing an opportunity for the user to browse the thesauri list with techniques directly if he is unable to find the correct term through the suggestion system above.
05.SEMSEARCH.R7
05.SEMSEARCH.R9
05.SSUC01.R10-4 RS3.1
  • For iteration RS3.1 the following fundamental relation will be created for generating the search result: 
    • Thing uses Technique
      (This fundamental relation will be covered at this iteration by the relation "Thing has Material")
  05.SSUC01.R10-5 RS3.1
  • For stage RS3 the “RKD technique” thesauri will be associated with the Technique search field.

05.SSUC01.R11 RS3.1 The search result is a section of all search criteria entered.

05.SSUC01.R12 RS3.1 There are 3 views that will be supported for the search result:
05.SEMSEARCH.R13 05.SSUC01.R13 RS3.1 Lightbox View of Search Result

05.SSUC01.R13-1 RS3.1
  • To each object record will be linked 1 main picture, which will be shown as thumbnail for the object during searching/ browsing the records.

05.SSUC01.R13-2 RS3.1
  • For iteration RS3.1 in the Lightbox view for object records of type “Painting” will be displayed: Thumbnail of the picture, Title of the painting, Date of creation, Artist, Place of Creation.

05.SSUC01.R13-3  
  • TBD: The details to be displayed for other object records will be clarified later
  05.SSUC01.R13-4  
  • The search result is organized by datasets an then by object types

05.SSUC01.R14 RS3.1 Details View of the Search Result

05.SSUC01.R14-1 RS3.1
  • The detailed view of the search result is similar to the Thumbnail view, but more details are visualized for the object records, and the object records are placed in rows one after another.

05.SSUC01.R14-2 RS3.1
  • For iteration RS3.1 in the details view for object records of type “Painting” will be displayed: Thumbnail of the picture, Title of the painting, Date of creation, Place of Creation, Artist, Technique, Support Material

05.SSUC01.R14-3  
  • TBD: The details to be displayed for other object records will be clarified later
  05.SSUC01.R14-4  
  • The search result is organized by datasets an then by object types

05.SSUC01.R15 RS3.1 Timeline View of the Search Result

05.SSUC01.R15-1 RS3.1
  • In the timeline view the user will see the found object records, placed in a timeline

05.SSUC01.R15-2 RS3.1
  • For each object record when selected in the timeline will be displayed the same information as during the thumbnail view.

05.SSUC01.R15-3 RS3.1
  • For iteration RS3.1 the object records of type “Painting” will be placed on the timeline based on the date of creation of the painting.

05.SSUC01.R15-4 RS3.1
  • If the time field is missing for an object, then it is not displayed in the timeline view.

05.SSUC01.R16 RS3.1 The search result is faceted according to the following categories: Object Type, Artist, Place, Time. Technique and Support Material categories will be additionally used only for Paintings. Facets are multi-valued, eg Material includes both painting support and frame material. Facets must include all hierarchical thesaurus values, so eg a painting in Amsterdam is also counted in Netherlands
05.SEMSEARCH.R8 05.SSUC01.R16-1 RS3.1
  • The number of results is indicated against each category

05.SSUC01.R16-2 RS3.1
  • If a category is missing for an object record, then a special counter is supported for objects without this category.

05.SSUC01.R16-3 RS3.1
  • When the user clicks on a result category, the search result is filtered and only records which belong to the category are displayed.


Post-Conditions


 05.SSUC01.R17 RS3.1 All object records, which respond the entered search criteria are found and displayed.

05.SSUC01.R18   When an object record from the search result is selected by the user, then full object record details could be reviewed. See UC 06.DAUC01: View Object Record.

05.SSUC01.R19   The user could save the search details. See UC 05.SSUC02: Save Search


05.SSUC02: Save Search

Preconditions:


 05.SSUC02.R1   UC 05.SSUC01: Advanced Semantic Search has been performed.

 

Constraints:

Transitions: No

Initiating operation/ button: Save Search

GUI:

  • Main Menu Bar/ Advanced Semantic Search
  • Project Dashboard/ Advanced Semantic Search tab

Description:

05.SEMSEARCH.R2 05.SSUC02.R2   When the user selects Save Search button a screen opens where the user enters in free text fields the name of the search
05.SEMSEARCH.R2 05.SSUC02.R3   The system saves the search criteria, entered by the user, and he could later reuse them.
05.SEMSEARCH.R2 05.SSUC02.R4   The search result is not saved, because it could be changed later on.

Post-Conditions

05.SEMSEARCH.R2 05.SSUC02.R5 The search is saved and could later be reused by the user.


05.SSUC03: Open Saved Search

Preconditions:


 05.SSUC03.R1   UC 05.SSUC02: Saved Search has been performed and there is successfully saved search.

Constraints:

Transitions: No

Initiating operation/ button: Select Search

GUI:

  • Main Menu Bar/ Advanced Semantic Search
  • Project Dashboard/ Advanced Semantic Search tab

Description:

05.SEMSEARCH.R2 05.SSUC03.R2   When the user selects Open Saved Search button a list is displayed with all saved by the user searches.
05.SEMSEARCH.R2 05.SSUC03.R3   The user could view only searches saved by himself.
05.SEMSEARCH.R2 05.SSUC03.R4   The user could select a search from the list and to repeat the search again.

Post-Conditions

05.SEMSEARCH.R2 05.SSUC03.R5   The Search Criteria are filled in with the saved search criteria and user could perform exactly the same search again.


05.SSUC04: Delete Saved Search

Preconditions:

05.SEMSEARCH.R2 05.SSUC03.R1   UC 05.SSUC02: Saved Search has been performed and there is successfully saved search.

Constraints:

Transitions: No

Initiating operation/ button: Delete Search

GUI:

  • Main Menu Bar/ Advanced Semantic Search
  • Project Dashboard/ Advanced Semantic Search tab

Description:

05.SEMSEARCH.R2 05.SSUC04.R2   When the user selects Select Search button a list is displayed with all saved by the user searches.
05.SEMSEARCH.R2 05.SSUC04.R3   The user could view only searches saved by himself.
05.SEMSEARCH.R2 05.SSUC04.R4   Next to each saved search in the list, there is a button "Delete" and the user could select a search from the list and delete it.

Post-Conditions

05.SEMSEARCH.R2 05.SSUC04.R5   The saved search is deleted and is no longer in the list with saved searches.


05.SSUC05: Full Text Search

Preconditions:

Constraints:

Transitions: No

Initiating operation/ button: Main Menu Bar/ Search

GUI:

  • Search field in the Main Manu Bar
  • Project Dashboard/ Advanced Semantic Search tab

Description:

21.TXTSEARCH.R1 05.SSUC05.R1   FTS is performed over all documents, discussions, etc. and all over the semantic repository with data objects.
21.TXTSEARCH.R1-1 05.SSUC05.R1-1  
  • The shared ResearchSpace RDF repository
21.TXTSEARCH.R1-2 05.SSUC05.R1-2 RS3.1
  • The project RDF repository
21.TXTSEARCH.R1-3
21.TXTSEARCH.R1-4
05.SSUC05.R1-3  
  • The Content Management System – Discussions, documents, etc.
21.TXTSEARCH.R1 05.SSUC05.R2   If the user performs FTS while working on a specific Research Project then the dataset (named graph) is set by default to the current research project and the user will search only data objects from the current project
21.TXTSEARCH.R1 05.SSUC05.R3   If the user performs FTS while on his personal dashboard, then the dataset user will be able to search between all data objects from all projects to which he has access plus the shared repository. This includes the case when a user works on more than one research projects and also there are datasets public to the research space.
05.SEMSEARCH.R13 05.SSUC05.R4 RS3.1 The search result will be displayed in details view

05.SSUC05.R4-1 RS3.1
  • The object records are placed in rows one after another.

05.SSUC05.R4-2 RS3.1
  • The object records are categorized based on the type of the dataset (project store) and by object record type (paintings, sculptures, etc.)

05.SSUC05.R4-3 RS3.1
  • For iteration RS3.1 in the details view for object records of type “Painting” will be displayed: Thumbnail of the picture, Title of the painting, Date of creation, Artist, Technique, Support Material

05.SSUC04.R4-4  
  • TBD: The details to be displayed for other object records will be clarified later

Post-Conditions


 05.SSUC05.R5 RS3.1 When the user enters one or several keywords, a search is performed and the system displays in details list the search result.

05.SSUC05.R5a RS3.1 In case of several keywords, they are searched as a conjunction (all must appear), not literal phrase

05.SSUC05.R6 RS3.1 When an object record from the search result is selected by the user, then full object record details could be reviewed. See UC 06.DAUC01: View Object Record.

05.SSUC06: Select Search Result for Further Use

Preconditions:


 05.SSUC06.R1   UC 05.SSUC01: Advanced Semantic Search or UC05.SSUC05: Full Text Search has been performed and there is search result displayed.

 

Constraints:

Transitions: No

Initiating operation/ button:

GUI:

  • Search result

Description:

05.SEMSEARCH.R15 05.SSUC06.R2   In front of each item in the search result there is a check box, and the item could be marked by the user.
05.SEMSEARCH.R15 05.SSUC06.R3   There is option “Select All” and when selected by the user all items in the search result are selected.
05.SEMSEARCH.R15 05.SSUC06.R4   When there is at least one item selected then are activated the following actions, which could be performed by the user:
05.SEMSEARCH.R16 05.SSUC06.R4-1  
  • Add to Data Basket
05.SEMSEARCH.R16 05.SSUC06.R4-2  
  • Insert into discussion – this is the case when a search has been performed while the user has been working on discussion

05.SSUC06.R4-3  
  • TBD: What else…

Post-Conditions

05.SEMSEARCH.R16 05.SSUC06.R5   Link of the select item is copied into the select location

05.SSUC07: Clear Search

Preconditions:

Constraints:

Transitions: No

Initiating operation/ button: Clear Search

GUI:

  • Main Menu Bar/ Advanced Semantic Search
  • Project Dashboard/ Advanced Semantic Search tab

Description:

  05.SSUC03.R1   When the user selects Clear Search button all values entered in the search criteria fields are deleted.

Post-Conditions

UI and Navigation

Advanced Semantic Search mock-ups

Here are given example mock-ups for Advanced Semantic Search functionality. These mock-ups are designed for the developers to obtain more detailed understanding on the requirements listed above. It is not necessary the real screens to be 100% copy of the mock-ups.

Semantic Search screen

  • The above picture is mock up of the semantic search. The user could search by project dataset or to search amongst all available for him datasets.
  • The search result in the above mock-up is example of Details View.
  • "Add to DataBasket" action could be performed only when a data object (one or more) is selected. 
  • If the search is started while a user is contributing into a discussion, then the action is active
  • The search result in the above mock-up is example of Details View and LightBox view. Both views could not exist together, this is just for the example.
Select from Thesaurus screen

Saved searches screen

Advanced Semantic Search Navigation

The user interface-flow diagrams below is used to model the interactions that users have with application, as defined in the use case diagram above (see Diagram 05.1 Use Case Diagram)

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