End-User Ubiquitous Multimedia Production: Process and Case Studies

Martins, Diogo S.; Pimentel, Maria da Graça Campos

doi:10.1109/u-media.2011.18

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“…• composite dimension: this syntax allows to combine the temporal dimension with other dimensions. Examples (4) and (5), in Figure 3.16, illustrates this syntax. The effect of such operation is the activation of the designated element, but with an offset applied to its internal timeline, which is informed via the temporal dimension.…”

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“…• Scripts: consists on specifying synchronization in a procedural way, for instance via a programming language. This is an usual way of authoring complex multimedia presentations in many production systems, such as observed with ActionScript [Moock, 2007] in Flash 3 and with Javascript [ECMA-262, 2011] in Mozilla Popcorn 4 . As an advantage, counting on the expressive power of programming languages, these approaches are suitable to represent any temporal relationship required by a presentation.…”

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“…the two consecutive intervals i 1 and i 2 enclose the same points as the single interval i r . In order to take advantage of the adjacency property and its implications, we define the relationships almost meets and almost met by, to model left-and right-adjacency respectively 4 . Additionally, we define the shorthand composite relationship mutually continues to denote that two intervals are adjacent or intersecting regardless of the reference direction.…”

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“…URL: http://www.adobe.com/products/flash.html. Accessed on July 2013 4. Mozilla Popcorn.js technology.…”

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“…Accessed July 20133 Java Media Framework API, URL: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/ tech/index-jsp-140239.html. Accessed July, 2013 4. Mozilla Popcorn.js HTML5 Media Framework.…”

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Primarily, I acknowledge my advisor, Prof. Maria da Graça C. Pimentel, for the continuous support and guidance during the development of this dissertation. Thanks for helping me make this dissertation possible. I also thank CNPq for financing my research. Thanks to the evaluation committee for the important insights that contributed to improve the final version of this text. Thanks to research colleagues that have collaborated, directly or indirectly, to the discussions and experiments that lead to this research: Didier Vega-Oliveros, Lílian Oliveira e Diogo Pedrosa. I extend acknowledgements to the researchers from the SEN-5 group at CWI, who, during my internship with them, have contributed in important ways to my research: Pablo Cesar, Rodrigo Guimarães, Jack Jansen e Dick Bulterman. Finally, I thank my family for the support through this journey. First, my mother, Arlete, for standing up for me along my entire academic career and believing in my choices. My grandmother, Seide, whose early support in my education made it possible that I reached this milestone. In addition, Mario Liziér, for the understanding, support, and encouragement whenever I needed.

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Section: Linking With Media Fragmentsmentioning

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Section: Interactive Multimedia Documents: Models and Languagesmentioning

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“…URL: http://www.adobe.com/products/flash.html. Accessed on July 2013 4. Mozilla Popcorn.js technology.…”

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Ubiquitous Retailing Innovative Scenario: From the Fixed Point of Sale to the Flexible Ubiquitous Store

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2013

Journal of Technology Management & Innovation

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The current advances in information and communications technologies developed new tools for retailers to innovate. In fact, the increasing computing capacity and the advancements in networking systems provided a new ubiquitous scenario that can be adapted for retailing in order to develop innovative shopping environments. The aim of this paper is to deeply understand the emergence of the ubiquitous retailing phenomenon and the possible shift from the physical point of sale to a ubiquitous one, by analysing this radical innovation and the main consequences for frms and market

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End-User Ubiquitous Multimedia Production: Process and Case Studies

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Models and operators for extension of active multimedia documents via annotations

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