This is the first part (summary) of a three-part contest entry submitted to IEEE InfoVis 2004.
The contest topic is visualizing InfoVis symposium papers from 1995 to 2002 and their …

The ability to modify the existing published web pages is what we are calling Renarration of
the web. Such a mechanism is useful for improving accessibility and personalization of the …

Web is indeed prolific with useful content. However, some segments of the user population--
for example, students of less rigorous colleges from rural India--may find some of the …

In this paper, we present the construction and architecture of SangeetKosh: an open
platform for studying North Indian or Hindustani Classical Music (HCM) on the web. This …

In this paper we focus on the human users and aid them in better knowledge formation. We
suggest that users face accessibility challenges in gathering information, especially when it …

With a tremendous increase in the user population of the world wide web across the globe,
the diversity amongst its users has also increased unpredictably. It is now more than ever …

The accessibility of content for all has been a key goal of the Web since its conception.
However, true accessibility--access to relevant content in the global context--has been …

We are interested in the problem of enabling transformation of existing, already published
web pages. We call this Renarration of web content. In our earlier work, we had already …

In this paper we report on a Systematic Literature Review where we explored the notion of
semantics in Computer Science (CSE) literature. Our goal was 1) to surface how the idea of …

The goal of this paper is to propose a style sheet based approach for enabling semantic
transformations of existing, already published web pages. Traditionally, web page …