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Mobility Support for Visually Impaired Web Travellers End of Second Year Interview Report

This short report presents the progress of the PhD project which aims to improve the mobility of visually impaired Web users. The thesis of this PhD project is that “Web pages could be analysed for identifying travel objects and their roles, in consequence they could be annotated with semantic metadata so that a tool could be devised to transform Web pages in a way that the objects could play their intended roles and enhance the provided mobility support”. This report summarises:

C. Goble | Yeliz Yesilada

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