LeMO: A virtual exhibition of 20th century German history
LeMO: A virtual exhibition of 20th century German history
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10.1016/s1389-1286(99)00099-7
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1999-11
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Lutz Nentwig
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Lutz Nentwig
LeMO项目的目标是在互联网上创建一个关于20世纪世纪德国历史的多媒体信息系统。这项工作是由弗劳恩霍夫软件和系统工程研究所（ISST）、柏林德国历史博物馆和波恩德意志联邦共和国历史博物馆联合开展的。LeMO系统提供了访问其信息的各种选项。考虑到使文化内容对年轻人有吸引力的需要，已经为20世纪世纪历史的每个时期开发了3D环境。这些陈述构成了看待历史的不同方式。参观者可以在3D空间中浏览各种博物馆展品，并可以查询有关历史事件的更多多媒体信息（文本、图像、音频和视频材料）。还通过基于元数据的搜索引擎提供对特定内容的访问。LeMO系统的架构基于互联网技术（包括VRML，HTML，流媒体音频/视频）。本文描述了LeMO中用于结构化和呈现信息的概念和实现。到1998年底，为虚拟展览制作了31个三维环境和4000多个多媒体网页，涵盖德国历史上的各个时期、主题、编年史和传记（www.dhm.de/lemo）。从1997年至1998年，LeMO是DFN-Verein（促进德国研究网络协会）的一个项目，得到了德国电信Berkom的财政支持。在DFN-Verein资助的LeMO+后续项目中，LeMO系统将被赋予额外的功能，并在课堂上进行测试。
The aim of the LeMO project is to create a multimedia information system on 20th century German history in the Internet. This work is carried out in a joint project by the Fraunhofer Institute for Software and Systems Engineering (ISST), the German Historical Museum in Berlin and the Haus der Geschichte of the Federal Republic of Germany in Bonn. The LeMO system provides various options for accessing its information. With the need in mind to make cultural content attractive to young people, 3D environments have been developed for each period of 20th century history. These presentations constitute a different way of looking at history. Visitors navigate through 3D spaces to the various museum exhibits and can request further multimedia information on historical events (text, images, audio and video material). Access to specific content is also provided via a metadata-based search engine. The architecture of the LeMO system is based on Internet technologies (including VRML, HTML, streaming audio/video). This paper describes the concepts and implementations used within LeMO to structure and present information. By the end of 1998, 31 3D environments and over 4000 multimedia web pages covering various periods, topics, chronicles and biographies from German history had been developed for the virtual exhibition (www.dhm.de/lemo). From 1997–1998 LeMO was a project of DFN-Verein (the Association for the Promotion of a German Research Network) with financial support from Deutsche Telekom Berkom. In the LeMO+ follow-up project funded by DFN-Verein, the LeMO system is to be given additional functionality and tested for use in the classroom.