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Algebraic Model and Object-Oriented Architecture For Hyper-Media Documents

This thesis presents an object-oriented framework for hyper-media documents. The framework includes: 1. An object-oriented document architecture with a consistent interface for different types of media; 2. An inter-object transition model founded on content-based media partitioning, static links for atemporal media and dynamic links for temporal media; 3. Intrinsic support for content-based access which requires a reduced amount of indexing; 4. Algebraic modeling of content-based partitioning, object links and operations on objects. A prototype system has been implemented to verify (partially) the feasibility. The results show that the framework is viable and back up the formalism.