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A Spatial Hypertext Tool for Sculptural Authoring

This paper presents ART-SHT (Sculptural HyperText), a tool we have developed that supports sculptural authoring. We face more and more such tasks, as Web-based scholarly authoring, where one first needs to understand relationships among a large number of collected pieces of information, which are potentially connected to one another, and to add modify, or replace them by creating new information pieces or further retrieving related information pieces from a wide variety of resources. Inspired by the notion of sculptural hypertext, we view this type of task sculptural authoring. ART-SHT integrates spatial hypertext with hierarchy browsing. The 3-column view technique of a filesystem browsing tool (ART-FSB) we have developed is used to specify inbound and outbound links with a focused node. The space view technique of ART#001, a spatial hypertext tool we have developed for early stages of writing, is used to represent relationships among the existing nodes. In ART-SHT, explicitly created links in the 3-column view are represented with straight lines connecting nodes in the space. A scenario derived from the actual usage of ART-SHT illustrates essential aspects of the system.