Real-life projects
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Kiasmart was first Wandora application project started 1999 and finished 2001. Kiasmart's motivation was to promote art collections of [http://www.kiasma.fi/index.php?id=11&L=1&FL=1 Museum of Contemporary Art Kiasma]. Kiasmart was a client-server application where server built topic map daily using Kiasma's internal databases and image repository. Perhaps the most interesting feature of Kiasmart was this process of building topic map dynamically using metadata in images. | Kiasmart was first Wandora application project started 1999 and finished 2001. Kiasmart's motivation was to promote art collections of [http://www.kiasma.fi/index.php?id=11&L=1&FL=1 Museum of Contemporary Art Kiasma]. Kiasmart was a client-server application where server built topic map daily using Kiasma's internal databases and image repository. Perhaps the most interesting feature of Kiasmart was this process of building topic map dynamically using metadata in images. | ||
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Revision as of 13:05, 29 January 2007
First real-life application of Wandora, built early 2000, was virtual art gallery Kiasmart consisting of digital art images, videos and text information snippets. Since then Wandora has been applied and developed in many real-life projects.
- Kiasmart
- Arppeanet
- Mediateekki & Media Archive of Kiasma
- Assembly Media Gallery 2004
- Town and Again, Images of Urban Finland
- Assembly Media Gallery 2005
Lets examine the projects more detailed.
Kiasmart
Kiasmart was first Wandora application project started 1999 and finished 2001. Kiasmart's motivation was to promote art collections of Museum of Contemporary Art Kiasma. Kiasmart was a client-server application where server built topic map daily using Kiasma's internal databases and image repository. Perhaps the most interesting feature of Kiasmart was this process of building topic map dynamically using metadata in images.
