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    What is Multimedia ?

    is a computer-based interactive communications

    process that incorporates text, graphics, sound,

    animation, and video

    Why Multimedia?

    Fun

    Interactive Interesting

    Money-making

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    What is Database?

    Place to store data?

    Manipulate data?

    Combine? Analyze?

    What we expect from database?

    Safety?

    Speed? Space?

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    What is DBMS?

    Different between DB, DBMS, Relational

    DBMS?

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    Multimedia Data?

    Text

    Audio

    Video Images

    Graphical Object (2D and 3D)

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    Form of text can vary greatly..

    Basic ASCII character?

    Shadow?

    Moving? Color?

    Type?

    Size?

    Font?

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    Compression?

    Quality?

    Type?

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    Size?

    Type?

    Images?

    Signal?

    Digitized?

    Transmission?

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    Type?

    Bitmapped?

    Vector?

    Size? Loosy?

    Lossless?

    Resolution?

    Type?

    1-bit?

    8-bit?

    24-bit?

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    is a framework that manages different types

    of data potentially represented in a wide

    diversity of formats on a wide array of media

    sources.

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    Integration

    Data items do not need to be duplicated for

    different programs

    Data independence

    Separate the database and the management from

    the application programs

    Concurrency control

    allows concurrent transactions

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    Persistence

    Data objects can be saved and re-used bydifferent transactions and program invocations

    Privacy

    Access and authorization control Integrity control

    Ensures database consistency betweentransactions

    Recovery

    Failures of transactions should not affect thepersistent data storage

    Query support

    Allows easy querying of multimedia data

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    In addition, an MMDB should: have the ability to uniformly query data (media data,

    textual data) represented in different formats.

    have the ability to simultaneously query different mediasources and conduct classical database operations acrossthem.

    query support

    have the ability to retrieve media objects from a localstorage device in a smooth jitter-free (i.e. continuous)manner.

    storage support

    have the ability to take the answer generated by a queryand develop a presentation of that answer in terms ofaudio-visual media.

    have the ability to deliver this presentation in a way thatsatisfies various Quality of Service requirements.

    presentation and delivery support

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    Allow easy query of multimedia data

    What is query by content?

    Can query be specified as a combination of media

    (examples) and text description?

    How to handle different MM objects?

    What query language should be used?

    Allow efficient query of multimedia data

    What algorithms can be used to efficiently retrieve

    media data on the basis of similarity?

    How should we index the content of different MM

    objects?

    How to provide traditional DBMS supports?

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    How do the following (standard) storage devices work?

    disk systems

    CD-ROM systems

    tape systems and tape libraries

    How is data laid out on such devices?

    How do we design disk/CD-ROM/tape servers so as to

    optimally satisfy different clients concurrently when

    these clients execute the following operations

    playback rewind

    fast forward

    pause

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    The content of multimedia data is often

    captured with different capture

    techniques (e.g., image processing) that may

    be rather unreliable

    Queries posed by the user in multimedia

    databases often cannot come back with a

    textual answer. Rather, the answer to a

    query may be a complex multimediapresentation that the user can browse at

    his/her leisure.

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    Multimedia data is large and affects the

    storage , retrieval and transmission of

    multimedia data.

    In case of video and audio databases time toretrieve information may be critical ex(Video

    on demand).

    Automatic feature extraction and Indexing