From: Cline, Danelle
Sent: Wednesday, June 15, 2005 1:39 PM
To: Edgington, Duane
Subject: RE: Real-time detection and classification of organisms demo for SuperComputing '05

Attachments: AVED test XML file for VARS

>>Would it be possible for you to give us an overview of your current system (or pointers to white papers) to give us an idea of the interface required to enable the MPEG-7 encoding?
 
The interface is simply an XML file. I've attached the email sent to Brian that includes the schema an xml output and an mpeg. The XML representation hasn't changed much from this. This is a good place to start.

-Danelle



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From: Edgington, Duane 
Sent: Wednesday, June 15, 2005 1:27 PM
To: Davis, Dan; Cline, Danelle
Subject: FW: Real-time detection and classification of organisms demo for SuperComputing '05


 

 


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From: Ganesh Gopalan [mailto:gopalang@coas.oregonstate.edu] 
Sent: Thursday, May 26, 2005 5:18 PM
To: duane@mbari.org
Cc: 'Mark Abbott'
Subject: Real-time detection and classification of organisms demo for SuperComputing '05

 

Duane, 

 

It was good talking to you at the Skamania meeting earlier this month.

 

With regard to a teleconference with Matthew Arrott today, a scenario that was discussed for the demo in November 

was that your AVED system would be coupled with the live HD feed from the bottom of the Pacific to detect organisms in real time, and we thought we’d encode the annotations in MPEG-7 (which is basically XML) and provide a retrospective search engine (web-based or otherwise) for these creatures, where one could type in the name of a creature, the depth and/or latitude/longitude and times and get a set of matching frames that contain the organisms.

 

Would it be possible for you to give us an overview of your current system (or pointers to white papers) to give us an idea of the interface required to enable the MPEG-7 encoding?

 

At some point we were also wondering if we could have access to processed video samples with annotations in whatever format available.

 

Thanks,

Ganesh.