Glenn Lazarus- Why Your Observability Strategy Needs Security Observability
Dynamic access to audiovisual archives
1. Towards dynamic access to audiovisual archives Johan Oomen ~ SAMT2008 ~ Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision
2. June 7, 2009 Nederlands Instituut voor Beeld en Geluid
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4. Broadcast Professional Public Web Acces Education Medialounge (import) metadata (import) content metadata (conversies) content (encoding) Digital Archive iMMix Digital Facility for Broadcasting YouTube and Open Licences platform Digital TV
5. The Digital Archive Next 6 years 137.200 hours of video 22.510 hours of film 123.900 hours of audio 2.900.000 photo’s Yearly ingest ~10.000 hours of video ~40.000 hours of radio Digital-born: Dutch television Images for the future Europe’s largest AV digitisation project € 175 million >1,5 petabyte per year
16. Keyword: Ambassador Location: Uganda Description: This program is about the visit of the US president to the US’s representative of Uganda Query: I’m looking for documents about a visit to a diplomat in Africa GTAA Case 2. Query expansion Diplomat Ambassador Is_a Urganda Africa Is_part of
17. GTAA Case 3. Query expansion using Wordnet Laura Hollink MuNCH project Research conducted by
20. Annotation tools Production environment Thesaurus Context documents TV programme Cataloguer Validates Relates to User Generated Metadata Catalogue Description enriches creates
21. From pilots to production pilots production Sound and Vision Asset Management System sandbox
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25. Multilingual thesaurus Words entered in simple or advanced search text fields also searches the thesaurus. you can use e.g. the Danish term for animal (“dyr") and get results in any language, because animal is a thesaurus keyword. Click on keywords to narrow down the search.
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27. `a common access point to Europe's distributed digital cultural heritage` Europeana www.europeana.eu