Description du projet
Networked Media and Search Systems
Unlocking Multimedia Content (Easier Access to Recorded Video Events).
Imagine that you could go back and watch a specific moment in which you and your team came up with an innovative idea, or the exact moment in which you were assigned with an important task. Imagine that you could go back and watch a specific question that was raised during a professional congress, or a lecture that you have missed. Imagine that you could easily skip the parts that are irrelevant to you and hop between the parts that are interesting. Imagine that while trying to learn a new topic, you could easily fetch related lectures and meetings as well as emails, documents and web-links.
The vision of inEvent is to make the vast information that is embodied in professional lectures and corporate meetings integrated into your daily work environment. With no need to take manual notes, and no need to remember many details in order to pin-point a meeting or a lecture. And with a friendly web-interface that features personalized experience and social interaction for each and every user.
The main goal of inEvent is to develop new means to structure, retrieve, and share large archives of networked, and dynamically changing, multimedia recordings, mainly consisting here of meetings, video-conferences, and lectures. Several partners of the inEvent consortium have indeed access to (and continuously generate) such large multimedia repositories, which keep being enriched everyday by new recordings, as well as social network data. The resulting resources often share common or related information, or are highly complementary, but also come from different sources, in different formats, and different types of metadata information (if any). Hence, it is still impossible to properly search across those very rich multimedia resources simply based on metadata.Exploiting and going beyond, the current state-of-the-art in audio, video, and multimedia processing and indexing, the present project proposes research and development towards a system that addresses the above problem by breaking our multimedia recordings into interconnected "hyper-events" (as opposed to hypertext) consisting of a particular structure of simpler "facets" which are easier to search, retrieve and share. Building and adaptively linking such "hyper-events", as a means to search and link networked multimedia archives, will result in more efficient search system, in which information can be retrieved based on "insights" and "experiences" (in addition to the usual metadata).Reaching the aforementioned goal requires challenging RTD efforts going much beyond current state-of-the-art in the fields of knowledge representation, audio processing, video analysis, semantics of information, and exploitation of social network information. Ultimately, the main goal of inEvent could thus be summarized as developing new ways to replace the usual "hypertext" links (linking "information" bits) by multi-faceted "hyper-events" (linking different "experiences/insights" related to dynamic multimedia recordings).
Champ scientifique
Appel à propositions
FP7-ICT-2011-7
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Régime de financement
CP - Collaborative project (generic)Coordinateur
1920 Martigny
Suisse