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ORCID3. ECMAST 1998: Berlin, Germany
- David Hutchison, Ralf Schäfer:
Multimedia Applications, Services and Techniques - ECMAST '98, Third European Conference, Berlin, Germany, May 26-28, 1998, Proceedings. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 1425, Springer 1998, ISBN 3-540-64594-2 - Ioannis Kompatsiaris, Michael G. Strintzis:
3D Representation of Videoconference Image Sequences Using VRML 2.0. 1-12 - David Leevers, Pedro Gil, Francisco Martinho Lopes, João Pereira, José Castro, João Gomes-Mota, M. Isabel Ribeiro, João G. M. Gonçalves, Vítor Sequeira
, Erik Wolfart, Vincent Dupourqué, Vítor M. F. Santos, Stuart Butterfield, David C. Hogg, Kia Ng:
An Autonomous Sensor for 3D Reconstruction. 13-25 - Jens-Rainer Ohm, Karsten Müller:
Incomplete 3D for Multiview Representation and Synthesis of Video Objects. 26-41 - Franck Rousseau, Andrzej Duda:
An Execution Architecture for Synchronized Multimedia Presentations. 42-55 - Warner ten Kate, Dick C. A. Bulterman, Patrick Deunhouwer, Lynda Hardman, Lloyd Rutledge:
Presenting Multimedia on the Web and in TV Broadcast. 56-69 - René Stolp, Angela Scheller, Andreas Kraft:
MHEG-5 Application Development. 70-82 - Christoph Brandt, Giorgia Kyriakaki, Wim Lamotte, Reinhard Lüling, Ioannis Maragoudakis, Yiannis Mavraganis, Klaus Meyer, Nikos Pappas:
The SICMA Multimedia Server and Virtual Museum Application. 83-97 - Francisco Cortes, Reinhard Lüling:
A Parallel Continuous Media Server Complying to the RTSP Protocol. 97-110 - Sandford Bessler, Michael Hager:
Media Streaming in a Multimedia Annotation Application. 111-120 - Tuncay Saydam, Sakir Yucel, Toshihiko Kusano:
A Multimedia Service and Management Architecture Using APIs over CORBA Platform. 121-134 - Christopher Edwards, David Hutchison, Dan G. Waddington:
Open Interface Support for Heterogeneous Network Services. 135-148 - John R. Fallows, Ian W. Marshall:
A COBRA-Assisted Multimedia Proxy Server. 149-162 - Jean Michel Marie-Julie, Hassane Essafi:
Image Indexing by Using a Rotation and Scale Invariant Partition. 163-176 - Yusseri Yusoff, William J. Christmas, Josef Kittler:
A Study on Automatic Shot Change Detection. 177-189 - V. Darmstaedter, Jean-François Delaigle, Didier Nicholson, Benoît Macq:
A Block Based Watermarking Technique for MPEG2 Signals: Optimization and Validation on Real Digital TV Distribution Links. 190-206 - Thomas Kunkelmann, Hartmut Vogler, Marie-Luise Moschgath, Lars C. Wolf:
Scalable Security Mechanisms in Transport Systems for Enhanced Multimedia Services. 207-220 - Giacinto Losquadro, M. Barbieri, Michele Luglio, Francesco Vatalaro:
The SECOMS Broadband Satellite Network in the Multimedia Services and Multi-environment Coverage Scenario. 221-232 - Ana Maria Molina, Julian Seseña:
DIGISAT-S3M: The Interactivity for SMATV Users. 233-245 - Manfred Leisenberg, Tommi Lindgren:
MOMENTS - Multimedia Services in a Narrow-Bandwith Cellular Environment. 246-259 - Stefano Antoniazzi, Hans Marmolin, Gottfried Schapeler, Bernd Weickert:
MUSIST Browser and Navigation Concept. 260-273 - Paul A. Sellek, David O. Beaumont:
SimDS - An Approach to Service Modelling. 274-287 - Youngmee Shin, Sehyeong Cho:
Controlling Multimedia Streams across Internet and ATM Network. 288-299 - Theodore B. Zahariadis, Jorge-A. Sanchez-Papaspiliou, Christos Georgopoulos, Vassilis Nellas, Thomas Arvanitis, Dimitris Economou, George I. Stassinopoulos, Nicholas Zervos:
Native ATM Protocol Stack for Internet Applications in Residential Broadband Networks. 300-311 - Simon Pietro Romano, Christophe Deleuze, José Ferreira de Rezende, Serge Fdida:
Integrated QoS Architectue for IP Switching. 312-325 - Dimitri Konstantas, Yann Orlarey, Simon Gibbs, Olivier Carbonel:
Design and Implementation of an ATM Based Distributed Musical Rehearsal Studio. 326-339 - P. Foster, S. Banthorpe, R. Gepp:
Automating the Multimedia Content Production Lifecycle. 340-351 - Giovanni Caire:
ATMAN: Trading of Digital Audio Visual Contents. 352-365 - Raffaele Bolla, Alessandro Iscra, Mario Marchese, Sandro Zappatore:
A Perceived Quality of Service Optimization for Video Communication in 'Best-Effort' Networks. 366-379 - G. J. Lampard:
Performance of TCP over Cable Modems and ADSL. 380-387 - Martin Reisslein, Keith W. Ross, Vincent Verillotte:
A Decentralized Prefetching Protocol for VBR Video on Demand. 388-401 - Frank H. P. Spaan, Reginald L. Lagendijk, Jan Biemond:
Error-Robustness of Polar Contour-Coding. 402-414 - Maciej Bartkowiak, Marek Domanski:
Efficient Representation of Chrominance for Very Low Bitrate Coding. 415-424 - Marco Mattavelli, Sylvain Brunetton:
Real-Time Constraints and Prediction of Video Decoding Time for Multimedia Systems. 425-438 - Massimo Gunetti, Paola Sunna, Massimo Visca:
Video Quality and Bit Rates in Thematic Television Channels. 439-452 - Patrick Robertson, Hans-Peter Huth, Khaled Fazel, O. Klank, W. Bauerschmidt:
A System Design for a Wireless Home Multi-Media LAN. 453-466 - Ralf Burow, Khaled Fazel, Peter A. Hoeher, O. Klank, H. Kussmann, Peter Pogrzeba, Patrick Robertson, Michael J. Ruf:
On the Performance of the DVB-T System in Mobile Environments. 467-480 - Andrew Oliphant:
VALIDATE - A Virtual Laboratory to Accelerate the Launch of Digital Terrestrial Television. 481-492 - Wolfgang Klingenberg, Andreas Neutel:
MEMO: A Hybrid DAB/GSM Communication System for Mobile Interactive Multimeda Services. 493-503 - Franco Casalino, Guido Franceschini, Mauro Quaglia:
MPEG-4 Systems, concepts and implementation. 504-517 - Giorgio Zoia:
New Audio Applications for Multimedia and MPEG-4: Complexity and Hardware. 518-530
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