Abstract
It is still a big technical problem to establish a relation between a shape and its meaning in a sustainable way. We present a solution with a markup method that allows to label parts of a 3D object in a similar way to labeling parts of a hypertext. A 3D-markup can serve both as hyperlink and as link anchor, which is the key to bi-directional linking between 3D objects and web documents. Our focus is on a sustainable 3D software infrastructure for application scenarios ranging from e-mail and internet over authoring and browsing semantic networks to interactive museum presentations. We demonstrate the workflow and the effectiveness of our tools by re-doing the Arrigo 3D showcase. We are working towards a 'best practice' example for information modeling in cultural heritage.
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