IEEE Multimedia · 2007 · 215 citations · 22 references
ComputingComputer ScienceInformation SystemsDatabasesInteractive MediaWeb TechnologiesEvent RepresentationMultimedia RetrievalEvent Evolution ModelingEvent OntologyEvent RetrievalEvent Structure RepresentationEvent TypesTemporal Event Modeling
Although events are ubiquitous in multimedia, no common notion of events has emerged. Events appear in multimedia presentation formats, programming frameworks, and databases, as well as in next-generation multimedia applications such as eChronicles, life logs, or the Event Web. A common event model for multimedia could serve as a unifying foundation for all of these applications
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