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ORCID2. ECMAST 1997: Milan, Italy
- Serge Fdida, Michele Morganti:
Multimedia Applications, Services and Techniques - ECMAST '97, Second European Conference, Milan, Italy, May 21-23, 1997, Proceedings. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 1242, Springer 1997, ISBN 3-540-63078-3
1. Multimedia Networks Evolution
- Kai Achtmann, Karl-Heinz Döring, Ralf Herber, Günther Komp:
An ATM-based Demonstration Model for Multimedia Services Using Different Access Networks. 1-17 - Heinrich Hußmann, F. J. Herrera, R. Pasquali, P. Todorova, Iakovos S. Venieris, Fabrizio Zizza:
A Transnational IN/B-ISDN Integrated Network for the Provision of Multimedia Services. 19-36 - Bengt-Erik Johansson, Mikael Andréasson, Hannu Flinck, Matti Kalervo, Osmo Vuorenmaa, Petra Hoepner, Raymond DaSilva:
Divide Your Systems to Conquer the Market. 37-50
2. Production of Multimedia Content
- Warner ten Kate, Arno Schoenmakers, Nick de Jong, Helen Charman, Pete Matthews:
trigg&link - A New Dimension in Television Program Making. 51-65 - Richard Storey, Artur Alves, José Ruela, Luís Teixeira, Teresa Andrade:
The ATLANTIC News Studio: Reference Model and Field Trial. 67-78 - Alan Cole, Jimmy Robinson, Cham Athwal:
The Design and Implementation of a Multimedia System for the Interactive and Time-Synchronized Analysis of Vehicle Crash Tests. 79-94
3. Multimedia Networks and Protocols - Part I
- Dan G. Waddington, Christopher Edwards, David Hutchison:
Resource Management for Distributed Multimedia Applications. 95-111 - Chris Greenhalgh, Steve Benford
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A Multicast Network Architecture for Large Scale Collaborative Virtual Environments. 113-128 - Emiel De Hert, Renata Guarneri, Steffen Malmros, Keith Start:
Consensus Making Activities in Europe: The Example of Multimedia in ACTS. 129-152
4. Content Creation and Integration - Part I
- Jean-François Delaigle, Christophe De Vleeschouwer, Francois Goffin, Benoît Macq, Jean-Jacques Quisquater:
Low Cost Watermarking Based on a Human Vision Model. 153-167 - Jean Michel Marie-Julie, Hassane Essafi:
Image Database Indexing and Retrieval Using the Fractal Transform. 169-182 - Sandford Bessler, Michael Hager, Hartmut Benz, Rolf Mecklenburg, Steffen Fischer:
DIANE: A Multimedia Annotation System. 183-198
5. Multimedia Networks and Protocols - Part II
- Malathi Veeraraghavan, Pramod Pancha, Gopal Dommety:
Connectionless ATM Using an ATM Switch Router. 199-212 - Gopal Meempat, Ashok Erramilli, Walter Willinger:
Engineering Aspects of an Architecture for Non-Real-Time VBR Video Services. 213-227 - Carlos M. D. Pazos, Edilayne M. Silva, Mario Gerla, José Augusto Suruagy Monteiro, Luigi Fratta:
Video on Demand Distribution Over ATM Virtual Private Networks. 229-244
6. Content Creation and Integration - Part II
- Stefano Antoniazzi, Cristiana Ievola, Elena Marcozzi, Roberto Penzo, Maurizio Sturlesi:
An Authoring and Run-Time Environment for Interactive Multimedia Services. 245-260 - Eric Badiqué, Alessandro Barbagli:
Tools for Multimedia Content Creation, Manipulation and Management: The ACTS Perspective. 261-276
7. Multimedia Delivery
- Robert Allan, Carl Taylor:
Interaction with Digital Broadcast Services Through a Terrestrial Return Channel. 277-292 - Luís Teixeira, Vitor Teixeira, Teresa Andrade:
Dynamic Multiplexing for Digital TV Broadcasting. 293-308 - Francisco Guirao, Leon van Noorden:
The Work of ACTS in Interactive Distribution and Transmission: Towards Interoperable Interactive Multimedia Services. 309-325 - Franz Koller, Michael Burmester, Andrea Wöhr:
User Interfaces for Interactive TV - A Case Study with End Users. 327-341
8. Coded Representation
- Ioannis Kompatsiaris, Dimitrios Tzovaras, Michael G. Strintzis:
Use of Object Articulation and Motion Estimation for Video Production. 343-357 - Stéphane Valente, Jean-Luc Dugelay:
A Multi-Site Teleconferencing System Using V. R. Paradigms. 359-374 - Marc Brelot, Gilles Privat:
Object Encapsulation of Multiscale Image Region Representations. 375-394 - Athanassios Kokotopoulos:
Subjective Assessment of a Multimedia System for Distance Learning. 395-408
9. Multimedia Services
- Gottfried Schapeler, Karl-Heinz Jerke, Gisela Grasshoff:
The Impact of Service Competition on Navigation. 409-422 - Frank Hartung, Bernd Girod:
Copyright Protection in Video Delivery Networks by Watermarking of Precompressed Video. 423-436 - J.-M. Mas Ribés, Thierry Delmot, Benoît Macq:
A Fully Configurable Secure Environment for Multimedia Applications. 437-455
10. Multimedia Servers
- Chabane Djeraba, Henri Briand:
Temporal and Interactive Relations in a Multimedia Database System. 457-473 - Ilango Krishnamurthi, S. Raman:
Validation of Video Retrieval Systems. 475-490 - Stavros Christodoulakis, Nikos Pappas, Giorgia Kyriakaki, Ioannis Maragoudakis, Yiannis Mavraganis, Chrisa Tsinaraki:
The KYDONIA Multimedia Information Server. 491-506
11. Internet and Multimedia
- David Hutchison, Randa El-Marakby, Laurent Mathy:
A Critique of Modern Internet Protocols: The Issue of Support for Multimedia. 507-522 - Raffaele Bolla, Mario Marchese, Sandro Zappatore:
A Congestion Control Scheme for Multimedia Traffic in Packet Switching 'Best Effort' Networks. 523-536 - Marco Alfano:
User Requirements and Resource Control for Cooperative Multimedia Applications. 537-552 - L. Rajesh Kumar, D. Janaki Ram:
Multimedia Multicast Routing. 553-569
12. Trials I
- Désirée de Lang, Peter Balsiger, Huib Eggenhuisen, Paul Gardien, John Jansen:
Swiss TopVision, the Trial With Interactive Content. 571-580 - Nigel Harper:
Consumer Interactivity in Cambridge. 581-592 - Thomas Lauterbach, Matthias Unbehaun, D. Angebaud, Alain Bache, Th. Groult, R. P. Knott, Paul Luff, G. Lebourhis, M. Bourdeau, Pierre Karlsson, Richard Rebhan, N. Sundström:
Using DAB and GSM to Provide Interactive Multimedia Services to Portable and Mobile Terminals. 593-607 - F. Carducci, R. Giubilei:
ISIS Project - Demonstration System and Pilot Trials. 609-620
13. Terminal Architecture
- Stefano Antoniazzi, Gottfried Schapeler:
An Open Software Architecture for Multimedia Consumer Terminals. 621-634 - Patricia Charlton, Fredrik Espinoza, E. H. Mamdani, Olle Olsson, Jeremy V. Pitt, Fergal Somers, Annika Waern:
Using an Asset Model for Integration of Agents and Multimedia to Provide an Open Service Architecture. 635-650 - Hans Vanderstraeten, Jan Vanhoutte, Veronique Savin, Panos Palavos, Jean-Marc Reynders, Greet Bilsen:
Definition and Implementation of a TINA Based Terminal Architecture. 651-667
14. Applications
- Philip Marsden, John Ashworth, Lee Griffiths, Marie Taylor:
Integrated Multi-Media Project: A Case Study in Lesson Sharing Using Video-Conferencing Technology. 669-680 - Theodore B. Zahariadis, Aggeliki Dede, Ian Maffett, George I. Stassinopoulos:
Telelearning: New Trends in Education Through Global Multimedia Networks. 681-692 - Enrique J. Gómez, P. Cano, Francisco del Pozo, Hellmer Rahms, L. Molina, Norberto Malpica, José A. Quiles, José M. Alfonso:
The BONAPARTE Telemedicine ATM Multimedia Applications. 693-708
15. Trials II
- Andreas Lindner, Peter Trinkl, Peter Walford, Horst Westbrock:
InfoCity NRW - A Phased Approach to Multimedia. 709-722 - Julian Seseña, Ana Maria Molina, Héctor Prieto:
DIGISAT: A Technological Solution via Satellite for Interactive SMATV Networks in the DVB Environment. 723-737 - Hartmut Elbert, Jürgen Enssle, Matthias Frank, Horst Hessenmüller, Ebba Thora Hvannberg, Thomas Theimer:
Multimedia Service Provisioning in the Munich Trial of the AMUSE Project. 739-754 - Fabio Lavagetto:
VIDAS Workshop on Synthetic Natural Hybrid Coding. 755-769
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