Abstract: A generalized application coordination module coordinates execution of two or more general-purpose applications. Native display elements of the applications may be arranged in a composite application interface. Inputs and/or events pertaining to the composite application may be directed to respective applications. Operations to configure the application(s) of a composite application may be recorded and/or replayed as macro scripts, which may be triggered by specified workflow actions.

Abstract: A method of creating an image mosaic is provided. A plurality of image files is read at a computing device. The plurality of image files contains image data defining a plurality of overlapping images. A dual adjacency mesh for an image mosaic is defined based on an arrangement of the plurality of overlapping images. The dual adjacency mesh is defined as a plurality of nodes and edges that connect a pair of the plurality of nodes. A node is defined for each image of the plurality of overlapping images, and an edge is defined when an overlap exists between a pair of images of the plurality of overlapping images. The image mosaic is presented in a display of the computing device. The image mosaic is created from the plurality of overlapping images based on the defined dual adjacency mesh.

Abstract: An image mosaic is created from overlapping images. A first seam is shown between a first pair of overlapping images such that, on a first side, a first image of the first pair is shown, and on a second side, a second image of the first pair is shown. The first seam includes a plurality of pixels in the image mosaic. An indicator of an interaction with the image mosaic is received. The indicator indicates that the user has selected a pixel of the plurality of pixels of the first seam and has moved the selected pixel to a first location within an overlapping region between the first pair of overlapping images. A second seam that includes the first location is computed. The image mosaic including the second seam is presented. The second seam replaces at least a portion of the first seam in the image mosaic.

Abstract: An image mosaic is created from overlapping images. A first seam is shown between a first pair of overlapping images such that, on a first side, a first image of the first pair is shown, and on a second side, a second image of the first pair is shown. The first seam includes a plurality of pixels in the image mosaic. An indicator of an interaction with the image mosaic is received. The indicator indicates that the user has selected a pixel of the plurality of pixels of the first seam and has moved the selected pixel to a first location within an overlapping region between the first pair of overlapping images. A second seam that includes the first location is computed. The image mosaic including the second seam is presented. The second seam replaces at least a portion of the first seam in the image mosaic.

Abstract: A method of creating an image mosaic is provided. A plurality of image files is read at a computing device. The plurality of image files contains image data defining a plurality of overlapping images. A dual adjacency mesh for an image mosaic is defined based on an arrangement of the plurality of overlapping images. The dual adjacency mesh is defined as a plurality of nodes and edges that connect a pair of the plurality of nodes. A node is defined for each image of the plurality of overlapping images, and an edge is defined when an overlap exists between a pair of images of the plurality of overlapping images. The image mosaic is presented in a display of the computing device. The image mosaic is created from the plurality of overlapping images based on the defined dual adjacency mesh.