Spatial media fusion project

Author

Arikawa, Masatoshi ; Sagara, Takeshi ; Okamura, Koji

Author_Institution

Center for Spatial Inf. Sci., Tokyo Univ., Japan

fYear

2000

fDate

2000

Firstpage

304

Lastpage

311

Abstract

Most information includes some kinds of spatial data such as the address of a restaurant and the position of a person carrying a portable phone. The spatial data are useful as meta data of multimedia data because they provide spatial connections between multimedia data. The spatial data are called spatial keys because they join different contents with spatial relationships. The spatial media fusion project started last year (2000) to construct a framework of multimedia content circulation based on spatial keys. A geographic coordinate (x,y) is one kind of spatial data, but there are other kinds of spatial data, called spatial referenced data, which can be converted to geographic coordinates. We particularly focus on Japanese addresses and camera parameters as spatial referenced data. Using two kinds of spatial referenced data, we integrated text data and photo/video data in the form of spatial keys

Keywords

content-based retrieval; multimedia databases; text analysis; visual databases; Japanese addresses; camera parameters; geographic coordinate; geographic coordinates; meta data; multimedia content circulation; multimedia data; photo/video data; spatial connections; spatial data; spatial keys; spatial media fusion project; spatial referenced data; spatial relationships; text data; Cameras; Earth; Geographic Information Systems; Information retrieval; Information science; Internet; Motion pictures; Search engines; Spatial databases; Uniform resource locators;

fLanguage

English

Publisher

ieee

Conference_Titel

Digital Libraries: Research and Practice, 2000 Kyoto, International Conference on.

Conference_Location

Kyoto

Print_ISBN

0-7695-1022-1

Type

conf

DOI

10.1109/DLRP.2000.942188

Filename

942188