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Archive for October, 2006

China Trip: Research in China

Posted by Ramesh on October 30th, 2006

Tomorrow morning — on Oct 31 — I am leaving for China.  I am giving a keynote talk at the Pacific Rim Conference on Multimedia in Hangzhou.  I am told that they receive 1500 research papers and accept less than 15% of those for presentation.  Amazinv, because most of these are from China. There has [...]

Human Centered Multimedia

Posted by Ramesh on October 30th, 2006

On the last day of the ACM Multimedia conference, there were many workshops.  In fact, there were many that I wanted to at least sample to see what is going on in that area — like in video surveillance, multimedia information retrieval, and human centered multimedia.  I ended up attending part of the Human Centered [...]

ACM Multimedia 2006: Day 3

Posted by Ramesh on October 27th, 2006

The third day at the conference started with the key note talk by Bradley Horowitz.  Bradley argued for social search and Web 2.0 culture.  He did make people think about current search approaches in academic community and how those could be applied should be reconsidered. There were some good technical sessions after that.  I attended [...]

ACM Multimedia 2006: Day 2

Posted by Ramesh on October 26th, 2006

  The second day at ACM Multimedia is usually the most active day with lots of activities and the banquet.  It was a very enjoyable and interesting day.  There were many interesting research papers.  I will post many of those things at Seraja under events – with ACMMM06 as a tag.  Do  visit www.seraja.com and [...]

ACM Multimedia 2006

Posted by Ramesh on October 25th, 2006

I am in Santa Barbara to attend ACM Multimedia 2006 — a yearly conference at which leading academic research in Multimedia is presented and discussed.  Close to 500 researchers from all over the world are here.  This is a conference that is like family get-to-gether for me.  Chance to meet many friends — and since [...]