Multimedia Applications and New Media ArtsBrigitte Kerhervé Tuesday 27th March 2007 at 11am
AbstractIn the last two decades, multimedia research community had made major achievements in different areas such as content analysis, processing and retrieval; systems and networks as well as multimedia tools and applications. Nevertheless, producing multimedia content integrating texts, images, videos and audio is still complex and time-consuming. For example, in their everyday work, new media artists and creators face the complexity and difficulties of multimedia art creation, installation, delivery and archiving. In this talk, we will present our collaborative work with colleagues from the School of Visual and Media Arts at UQAM in the framework of Hexagram, the Institute for Research/Creation in Media Arts and Technologies. We will present different research projects where we investigate mobility, adaptability and representation for new forms of narrative in audio-video artwork. Short resumeBrigitte Kerhervé is an Associate Professor in the Department of Computer Science, Université du Québec à Montréal, Canada, she joined in 1992. Her research interests include quality of service (QoS) management, metadata for multimedia databases as well as advanced database systems to support distributed and adaptive multimedia applications. Since several years she is involved in different research projects on these topics and she has published several papers in conferences, journals and workshops. More recently she is investigating computing techniques to answer the needs of new media artists and creators working on new narrative practises using audio and video. |