Vocabulary :

A list of terms and notions adopted and exploited in the Memoria project.
Each term is further defined in order to circumscribe its exact meaning.

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composition
The results of the steps in a workflow whereby one or several previously produced outputs can be combined or revised.
A ‘composition’ is a result that only combines and reorganises repurposed material for advertising, artistic or general communication purposes for example. It is not a self-explanatory result - i.e., it cannot be interpreted and understood by a reader without any additional assistance or a supplementary document (cf., Memoria - result type disambiguation diagram) - for such case use ‘publication’.
Another key difference between ‘composition’ and ‘publication’ in that the former does not necessarily target a given public, a given context.

Compositions can be digital documents (e.g., a digital image) or physical objects (e.g., a physical model, a paper poster).

e.g., printing of proof-of-concept 3D physical models, presentations supporting informal workgroup discussions