The HyperImage platform supports the linking of (audio)-visual objects, texts and mixed-media documents. HyperImage allows any number of details, or subregions, within an image to be highlighted and described, and for annotations within a corpus to be linked to each other, making them accessible in indices. Interim results as well as final versions can be compiled at any time as an online/offline hypermedia publication. This makes HyperImage a suitable research environment for digital humanities and eScience projects, providing a common research and publication environment for groups as well as individuals.
Developed from 2006 onward and used in research and teaching at several universities and research institutions, HyperImage established a research model in which image regions themselves become elements of scholarly argumentation.
HyperImage is no longer under active development. Its research model and existing project data continue in Yenda, the modern browser-native and backwards-compatible successor.
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