ACM Multimedia 2002 Video Program

The ACM Multimedia 2002 Conference also includes a video program. Two types of videos have been selected:

Video Demonstrations show a tool, system, or application in detail. They are self-explanatory, with a maximum of 8 minutes in length. They are described by a 2-page paper which is included in the proceedings.
Video Figures serve as an illustration for a regular or short paper submission, and are typically less than 3 minutes in length.

A CD-ROM containing the Video program will be distributed to the participants of the conference. If possible, the videos will be displayed during the conference itself.

List of Video Demonstrations

VD1	Construct 3D	Hannes Kaufmann
VD2	The Immersive Cockpit	Wai-Kwan Tang, Tien-Tsin Wong, Pheng-Ann Heng
VD3	A Hitchcock Assisted Video Edited Night at the Opera	John Doherty, Lynn Wilcox, Andreas Girgensohn
VD4	TheWSML System: Web-based Synchronization Multimedia Lecture System	Kuo-Yu Liu, Natalius Huang, Bo-Hung Wu, Wei-Ta Chu, Herng-Yow Chen
VD5	Body Brush	Horace Ip, Young Hay, Alex Tang
VD6	Interactive Guide to Valencia	Jose Gil, Ana Pont, Emilio Forcen
VD7	YIMA: Real-Time Multimedia Storage and Retrieval	Roger Zimmerman, Cyrus Shahabi, Kambiz Ghahremani
VD8	Post-hoc worknotes: A concept demo of video content management	Ola Andersson, Elenor Cacciatore, Jonas Lowgren, Thomas Lundin

List of Video Figures

VF1	Missing Data Correction in Still Images and Image Sequences	Raphael Bornard, Emmanuelle Lecan, Louis Laborelli, Jean-Hugues Chenot
VF2	Creating Music Videos using Automatic Media Analysis	Jonathan Foote, Matthew Cooper, Andreas Girgensohn
VF3	FLYSPEC: A Multi-user Video Camera System with Hybrid Human and Automatic Control	Qiong Liu, Don Kimber, Jonathan Foote, Lynn Wilcox, Chunyuan Liao, John Doherty

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