Semantic Archive Maintenance Sample Clauses

Semantic Archive Maintenance. The WorkbenchUI is a web application accessible with a web browser via the URL xxxx://xxxxxxxxx.xxxxxxx.xx. Workflow 1,2 and 4 are solely running within a web browser. Workflow 3 (Geometric Enrichment) uses the point cloud registration prototype from software deliverable D4.1, which is implemented as a desktop GUI application. This application has to be installed on the stakeholders computer, the process is described in the corresponding section of the user manual. The general user-interaction paradigm for the WorkbenchUI is to first select the desired workflow from the start screen of the application, depicted in Figure 2. The stakeholder is then guided through the individual steps of the workflow. Each step is carried out in a so called page (following the web application terminology). Figure 3 shows the general structure of a page: On top there is a "Next/Previous" button bar that moves the stakeholder from one page to the next or previous one. Below the page title and a description of the current workflow step is given. The bottom most section contains the interactive part of the page and/or displays data. The usage of those parts is the focus of this user manual. Workflow 3 and 4 are special as they provide a selection of tools before starting the user interaction. Depending on the task it is possible that only a single page contributes to a workflow. The remainder of this section goes through the four workflows and describes each con- tributing page. When applicable, the component connected to the GUI page is mentioned so that interested readers have the possibility to get a more technical description of the component in Section 3.2 or dive into the description of the corresponding application programming interface (API) in Appendix 1. Figure 3: Page layout example: (top) Workflow navigation (center) Description of the workflow step (bottom) Area for user-interaction and/or data display
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