2011 IEEE International Symposium on Multimedia 2011
DOI: 10.1109/ism.2011.98
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The Tempo-Structural Fisheye Slider for Navigation in Web Lectures

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“…• Timelines: this visualization takes advantage of time continuous nature of certain multimedia presentations. This is achieved by plotting time-centered information in a 1D or 2D visualization, for instance: timelines decorated with annotations of either low level or high level media element features [Hauglid and Heggland, 2008], scrubbing time sliders augmented with keyframes or fisheye visualizations [Mertens et al, 2011], or plots of low-level signals along the video timeline [Hagedorn et al, 2008];…”
Section: Visualizationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…• Timelines: this visualization takes advantage of time continuous nature of certain multimedia presentations. This is achieved by plotting time-centered information in a 1D or 2D visualization, for instance: timelines decorated with annotations of either low level or high level media element features [Hauglid and Heggland, 2008], scrubbing time sliders augmented with keyframes or fisheye visualizations [Mertens et al, 2011], or plots of low-level signals along the video timeline [Hagedorn et al, 2008];…”
Section: Visualizationmentioning
confidence: 99%