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%{
Ousía Homepage
(c) Andreas Stöckel, Benjamin Paaßen 2015
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0
International License. <http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/>
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\import[ontology]{ontology/webpage}
\begin{webpage}{Ousía Framework - About}
\begin{masthead}
\title{Ousía}
\subtitle{Extensible Semantic Markup Framework}
\begin{pitch}
\paragraph
\ipa{ˈuːziə}{Ousía} represents documents in purely semantic markup with
user definable structure.
\paragraph
Documents are parsed into an universal intermediate representation,
ready to be converted to any format using XSLT
\footnote{Sticking to XML and XSLT is not our plan. We intend to provide
a scriptable output pipeline. But we're not quiet there yet.}.
\end{pitch}
\begin{nav}
\button#btn_download[href=download.html]{Download the Source Code (pre-alpha)}
\end{nav}
\end{masthead}
\section{Features}
Ousía is a research project and not suitable for end-users yet. However, we
provide a developer preview for those who want to try out the current state of
development. Current features include:
\dl{
\item{LaTeX-esque markup language (OSML)}
Ousía implements an expressive and consistent LaTeX-esque markup language
which can be used for both document markup and writing ontology descriptions.
\item{Command line interface}
As reference implementation we provide a command line application written in
C++.
\item{Serialization to XML}
Documents can be dumped as XML, ready to be converted to another format
using XSLT.
\item{Structure and Annotations}
Ousía allows to include both: Document structure and flexible, possibly
overlapping annotations.
}
\section{About}
Ousía Framework aims at coupling Semantic Web techniques with structured data.
This is not only of interest to the research community but to the end user as
well, due to:
\dl{
\item{Re-usability}
Allow to reuse of content, concepts and styles across documents
\item{Separation of Presentation and Content}
Document Layout can be created based on ontologies only allowing authors to
focus on content rather than form.
\item{Conversion to other formats}
Ontologies as common interface layer facilitate the construction of
converters and support re-using modules of other converters.
\item{Collaborative and concurrent document creation}
Graphical document structure provides well-defined parts that can be
changed independently of other users.
}
\end{webpage}
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