Provide patch for Jena/ARQ/Joseki that puts language information on the RDF graph.
The historical sourcebook widget functions properly with an arbitrarily deep graph of relations between events and sources, and with any number of sources assigned through those relations.
Sourcebook handles additional datatypes: 1) non-xhtml HTML fragments; 2) PDF documents. Ideally, these are presented in context, that is, below the subtitle that pertains to the kind of information. If necessary, though, a new browser tab could be opened with a link placed below the subtitle.
Dynamic map provides means of highlighting locations that pertain to specified hemlRDF:Origin s, hemlRDF:Person s, and other relevant criteria. Ideally locations not matching the criteria do not disappear from view.
Provide a openlayers layer that statically labels the most pertinent locations for the given queryset. Pertinence might be determined by number of events that take place in that location. This layer exists to orient the user geographically. Ideally, we would avoid multiple calls to the server and therefore this layer would be created based on the same JSON object returned from the SPARQL query that populates the current dynamic map.
Mapper draws 2d-locations and provides means to distinguish these on selection. It was suggested that a pop-up menu listing all the locations 'under' the mousedown point would work well.
Provide an openlayers layer that emulates the functionality of the heml-cocoon animated map.