Applications required to read some of these documents:
- PDF files: E.g. Adobe Acrobat Reader
- OpenOffice files: Open Office
Final EIAO Deliverables
| Reference number | Deliverable title |
|---|---|
| D2.1.2 | Report on end user requirements [PDF | OpenOffice ] |
| D2.1.4 | Collection of data and analysis of the requirements of primary users [PDF | OpenOffice ] |
| Project Handbook | Project handbook [PDF] |
| D3.3.2 | Final Specification of EIAO WAMs (version 1.2) [PDF] |
| D4.1.1 | Experiment design [PDF] |
| D4.3.1 | Experimental results evaluation and analysis [PDF] |
| D5.1.1.1-2 | Specification of the EIAO Architecture [PDF | OpenOffice ] |
| D5.2.2.1-2 | Documented source code of EIAO version 2.2 [PDF] |
| D5.3.1-4 | Test report of EIAO version 2.2 [PDF] |
| D6.1.1.1-2 | Functional specification and architecture of ROBACC DW [PDF | OpenOffice ] Appendix A [PDF | OpenOffice ] |
| D6.1.2.1-4 | User interface specification ROBACC DW [PDF | OpenOffice ] |
| D6.3.3.1 | Functional EIAO DW [PDF | OpenOffice ] |
| D6.1.1.2-4 | Strategies for collecting URLs [PDF] |
| D7.1.1 | Dissemination plan [PDF | OpenOffice ] |
| EIAO Some Legal Issues | EIAO Some Legal Issues [PDF] |
| Indicator Refinement | UWEM Indicator Refinement 1.31 [PDF] |
| Activity Report | EIAO Publishable Activity Report [PDF] |
Source code
All the software source code developed in the project is available for download. The software is published under the GPL license.
EIAO is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
EIAO is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with EIAO; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin St, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA
The software is provided as is without any warranty and without any support. Initiatives for open source collaboration are welcome.
Related Courses
Web-mining and Data Analysis
Web-mining and data analysis was a course given at University of Agder. The course was closely related to the EIAO project and each student group participating in this course has projects related to EIAO.
The course covered techniques for automatic retrieving and processing of information from the Internet. The form of the web content can determine to what extent people with disabilities can utilize the information and interact with services. The form of the information also decides what kind of terminals can be used, like mobile phones or braille readers. Understanding and assessing accessibility of the Internet content is therefore important, and was the main purpose of the student projects given in this course. For more information and report from student projects see also: http://www.eiao.net/webmining
Web site: http://www.eiao.net/webmining
Mining the Social Web - Web Mining for Web 2.0
With the widespread use of computer networks (including the internet), gigabytes of data about electronic communication between individuals are now collected and available in large data warehouses, e.g. Yahoo!, Google's Orkut, MySpace, FaceBook, etc. Collected as operational logs, such datasets provide an unbiased view of social relationships between individuals. This gives us an unprecedented opportunity to study large social networks. Statistical model building has been the primary tool for the analysis of social network data till dateWeb Page: Mining the Social Web
