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Computational hypertext in biological modelling

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This paper describes an application of hypertext to a biological research problem. An individual energetics model for Cassin's Sparrow was developed in which the computations and intellectual activities associated with each phase of the research were performed within an integrated hypertext environment. The study demonstrates the effectiveness of computational hypertext in meeting the personal information management requirements of individual researchers in the natural sciences and its ability to speed the dissemination of research results within a community of scholars. Most important, the study shows how hypertext can be “phased in” to support traditional scholarship in disciplines that are otherwise slow to respond to emerging computer technologies.

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                    HYPERTEXT '89: Proceedings of the second annual ACM conference on Hypertext
                    November 1989
                    403 pages
                    ISBN:0897913396
                    DOI:10.1145/74224

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