Book ChapterDOI
Multimedia Database Systems
Arif Ghafoor,P. Bruce Berra +1 more
- pp 397-411
TLDR
This work has discussed various conceptual models to specify one key requirement for multimedia databases, which is the process of temporal synchronization, and has highlighted their capabilities and limitations.Abstract:
One of the requirements of multimedia database systems is that they will need a data model more powerful than the relational model, without compromising its advantages. The relational data model exhibits limitations in terms of complex object support, type system, and object management. To address these issues, we have emphasized one key requirement for multimedia databases, which is the process of temporal synchronization. We have discussed various conceptual models to specify this requirement and have highlighted their capabilities and limitations. Still, a number of other issues need to be faced before multimedia database systems become a reality.read more
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Temporal synchronization models for multimedia data
Elisa Bertino,Elena Ferrari +1 more
TL;DR: In this article, the authors investigate the characteristics that a model must possess to properly express the timing relationships among multimedia data, and provide a classification for the various models proposed in the literature.
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STORM: An Object-Oriented Multimedia DBMS
TL;DR: This work extends the type system of an Object-Oriented data model for expressing and controlling synchronization between objects in order to provide sequential and parallel presentations and describes also several extensions to an object query language to deal with specific temporal and synchronization aspects of multimedia presentations.
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A Multi-Model Framework for Video Information Systems
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Browsing a Video with Simple Constrained Queries over Fuzzy Annotations
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Proceedings ArticleDOI
Interacting with Web video objects
M. Detyniecki,C. Seyrat,R. Yager +2 more
TL;DR: A time-related dictionary and some fuzzy logic tools are introduced in order to answer time related queries about a single video in a fuzzy annotation system based on fuzzy annotation.