[Tccc] CFP: Special Session on Multimedia Preservation
Mario Doeller
mario.doeller
Fri Jun 15 03:04:58 EDT 2012
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Call for Papers
19th International Conference on MultiMedia Modelling
Special Session on Multimedia Preservation: How to ensure multimedia
access over time?
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Introduction
Multimedia data is vital to all domains. Examples range from medical and
healthcare
records like CT scans, security applications coping with large GEO-data
gathered by
satellites up to the social sector dealing with large collections of
photos and videos.
The ability to effectively manage multimedia content and its
preservation over time has
become a necessity for both, the business as well as the general public.
But what does
digital preservation mean? The American Library Association (ALA) has
identified the
main issues related to preservation as follows: ?Digital preservation
combines policies,
strategies and actions that ensure access to digital content over time?.
Although this
initiative is mainly driven by libraries, interoperable access to
digital data and its
prevention towards the loss of data by e.g. technology changes affects
everyone.
This is especially true by considering recent statistics illustrating
the growth of
multimedia data in the area of the social web. For instance, the well
known online photo
management and sharing application Flickr hosts 5 billion images and has a
minute-by-minute increase of more than 3000 images . How can this amount
of data be
accessed in 50 years despite technological changes? Are recent research
achievements
like the Linked Open Data movement suitable to improve current issues of
multimedia
preservation? Therefore, technologies, concepts and methodologies are
needed to lower
the barrier between systems and to guarantee interoperable access
between different
domains. In this context, the special session is planed to bring
together researchers
in the field of interoperable multimedia access (e.g., metadata
modelling, retrieval)
and semantic extraction (e.g., transmission, coding) on the one side as
well as experts in the
area of cultural heritage (e.g., libraries, museums) on the other side.
Regarding this, we expect innovative submissions addressing visionary
concepts and
ideas in order to improve the current situation in multimedia preservation.
Topics
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
- Interoperable multimedia access.
- Interoperable multimedia frameworks.
- Interoperable multimedia storage and exchange formats.
- Linked Open Data for multimedia archives.
- Access policies and digital rights management for audiovisual data.
- Applications and methodologies for the preservation of multimedia
items: content and metadata.
- Semantic analysis of cultural heritage and multimedia.
- Efficient access to multimedia repositories (indexing, optimization,
query distribution, etc.).
- Open issues on preservation standardization initiatives.
- Interoperable access to professional audiovisual material.
- Workflow management and modeling of preservation processes (BPM, etc.).
- Format obsolescence management: representation and notification
Important Dates:
-> Papers due: 3 August 2012
-> Notification: 21 September 2012
-> Camera-ready paper due: 10 October 2012
Submission Guidelines:
The submission guidelines for the special session are the same as for
the main
conference (http://mmm2013.org/). Papers should follow the LNCS format
(see http://www.springer.com/LNCS/ for details).The first page must
contain an abstract,
a classification of the topic covered, preferably using the list of
topics above.
The length of a paper should not exceed 12 pages. Papers in PDF should
be submitted
electronically to the review web site:
https://cmt.research.microsoft.com/MMM2013/.
Accepted papers will be invited to submit to a special issue of the
Information Science Journal (Elsevier).
Special Session Chairs
- Mario D?ller, University of Passau, Germany
- Ken Thibodeau, NIST, USA
- Walter Allasia, EURIX Group, Italy
- Florian Stegmaier, University of Passau, Germany
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PD Dr. Mario D?ller
Akademischer Oberrat a.Z./Associate Professor
Lehrstuhl f?r verteilte Informationssysteme
Universit?t Passau
Room: ITZ 248
Phone: ++49 (0) 851 509 3063
Fax: ++49 (0) 851 509 3062
EMail: Mario.Doeller at uni-passau.de
Web: http://www.dimis.fim.uni-passau.de/iris
Web: http://www.mpegqueryformat.org
Web: http://www.jpsearch.org
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