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Keywords	Hypermaps, Cartographic Hypermedia, Open Hypermedia Systems
Abstract	Despite the evolving technological developments that have influenced spatial information management and communication, digital cartography has to overcome a number of issues concerning cognition and usability. Hypermaps, integrating concepts from geographical information systems and hypermedia systems, have been proposed by many researchers as a promising solution. However, these systems are isolated, without any at-tempt for information and services exchange. In this paper, inspired by previous work on Open Hypermedia Systems, we propose a conceptual reference model for cartographic hypermedia services. As a prerequisite, a number of hypermap systems have been studied, resulting in a set of necessary requirements.
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Vaitis M	Department of Geography, University of the Aegean, Greece			1