The document discusses the importance of delivering multimedia metadata to end-users within the context of the semantic web. It highlights the challenges of integrating various metadata formats like MPEG-7 with RDF as a common data model. The focus is on the 'last mile' concept, which emphasizes the final delivery process to the consumer.

1. Institute of Information Systems & Information Management RDFa-deployed Multimedia Metadata Werner Bailer & Michael Hausenblas Graz, 2007-08-10

2. Agenda Why? (Motivation) Where? (Use Cases) How? (Corner Stones)

3. Why ? I speak RDF I speak MPEG-7

4. Why ? I speak RDF I speak MPEG-7 … but wait!

5. Why ? Last Mile Figure taken from Wikipedia ( http:// en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Last_mile ); cudos to N6gn

6. Why ? Last Mile For communications provider, the last mile is the final leg of delivering connectivity to a customer Equally, in business the last mile is used to describe the process of getting any deliverable to the final consumer . In our case, the last mile is the delivery of multimedia metadata to the end-user (a Semantic Web agent)

7. Why ? Last Mile

8. Why ? Last Mile We have a lot of multimedia metadata formats as MPEG-7, Exif, ID3, etc.; We have RDF as a common data model on the Semantic Web; But how can we deliver the metadata along with the content to the end-user in the context of the Semantic Web?

9. Institute of Information Systems & Information Management RDFa-deployed Multimedia Metadata Werner Bailer & Michael Hausenblas Graz, 2007-08-10