DMS 2013: The 19th International Conference on Distributed Multimedia Systems
Dates:
Paper submission due: April 29, 2013
Notification of acceptance: May 31, 2013
Camera-ready copy: June 15, 2013
Early conference registration due: June 15, 2013
Conference: August 8 – 10, 2013
From the call for papers:
With today’s proliferation of multimedia data (e.g., images, animations, video, and sound), comes the challenge of using such information to facilitate data analysis, modeling, presentation, interaction and programming, particularly for end-users who are domain experts, but not IT professionals. The main theme of the 19th International Conference on Distributed Multimedia Systems (DMS’2013) is multimedia inspired computing. The conference organizers seek contributions of high quality papers, panels or tutorials, addressing any novel aspect of computing (e.g., programming language or environment, data analysis, scientific visualization, etc.) that significantly benefits from the incorporation/integration of multimedia data (e.g., visual, audio, pen, voice, image, etc.), for presentation at the conference and publication in the proceedings. Both research and case study papers or demonstrations describing results in research area as well as industrial development cases and experiences are solicited. The use of prototypes and demonstration video for presentations is encouraged.
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Topics
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
Distributed Multimedia Technology
- media coding, acquisition and standards
- QoS and Quality of Experience control
- digital rights management and conditional access solutions
- privacy and security issues
- mobile devices and wireless networks
- mobile intelligent applications
- sensor networks, environment control and management
Distributed Multimedia Models and Systems
- human-computer interaction
- languages for distributed multimedia
- multimedia software engineering issues
- semantic computing and processing
- media grid computing, cloud and virtualization
- web services and multi-agent systems
- multimedia databases and information systems
- multimedia indexing and retrieval systems
- multimedia and cross media authoring
Applications of Distributed Multimedia Systems
- collaborative and social multimedia systems and solutions
- humanities and cultural heritage applications, management and fruition
- multimedia preservation
- cultural heritage preservation, management and fruition
- distance and lifelong learning
- emergency and safety management
- e-commerce and e-government applications
- health care management and disability assistance
- intelligent multimedia computing
- internet multimedia computing
- virtual, mixed and augmented reality
- user profiling, reasoning and recommendations
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