The document provides a walkthrough of the IM3I multimedia information management platform. It describes several key features of the platform including multi-user video annotation, simple and advanced search, ontology browsing, and an authoring environment. The walkthrough explains how to use each feature through screenshots and step-by-step instructions. It aims to demonstrate the flexibility and customizability of the IM3I platform for managing and exploiting large multimedia archives.
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short
tour
of
the
pla.orm
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2. Storyboard
About
IM3I
Walkthrough
Mul1-足user
video
annota1on
with
geo-足
localisa1on
Simple
and
advanced
search
Ontology
browsing
Authoring
environment
Contact
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3. About
IM3I
IM3I
provides
the
crea1ve
media
sector
with
a
service-足
oriented
framework
to
enable
new
ways
of
searching,
summarising
and
visualising
large
mul1media
archives
IM3I
is
essen1ally
a
mul1media
informa1on
management
plaDorm
which
is
more
鍖exible,
adaptable
and
customisable
than
current
repository
soGware
and
enables
new
opportuni1es
for
content
owners
to
exploit
digital
assets
IM3I
is
co-足鍖nanced
by
the
European
Commission
under
the
FP7
programme
and
is
run
by
a
consor1um
of
5
SMEs
and
2
RTD
performers
from
the
UK,
Germany,
Hungary,
Italy
and
the
Netherlands
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5. Walkthrough
MulE-足user
video
annotaEon
Aim:
Add
manually
annota1ons,
delete
automa1cally
derived
annota1ons,
add
geo-足tagged
annota1ons
Mul1ple
user
pro鍖le:
a
regular
user
may
change
his
own
annota1ons,
while
a
super
user
can
import
the
annota1ons
of
other
users,
e.g.
to
supervise
the
annota1on
process
within
an
organisa1on
Regular
user:
Username:
im3i-足std
and
Password:
im3i-足std
Super
user:
Username:
im3i-足super
and
Password:
im3i-足super
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6. Walkthrough
MulE-足user
video
annotaEon
Super
user
1:
Select
a
video
from
the
repository
2:
Select
an
ontology
to
start
with
3:
Select
a
concept
to
annotate
4:
Select
Start
to
mark-足in
selected
concept
5:
Select
End
to
mark-足out
selected
concept
6:
Store
annota1on
7:
Browse
the
list
of
annota1ons,
edit/delete
8:
Geo-足tag
the
selected
annota1on
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15. Walkthrough
Simple
and
advanced
search
Aim:
Search
for
annota1ons
using
a
simple
mode:
google-足like
search
and
an
advanced
mode:
graphical
user
interface
for
composing
the
query
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16. Walkthrough
Simple
search
1:
Type
one
or
more
keywords
2:
Press
Search
3:
Click
video
to
play
4:
Click
thumbnail
view
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21. Walkthrough
Advanced
search
1:
Select
a
video
collec1on
2:
Select
an
ontology
concept
(one
that
you
have
annotated
previously
will
also
work)
3:
Drag
the
selected
concept
into
the
query
area
4:
Click
on
search
5:
View
the
results
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27. Walkthrough
Ontology
browsing
Aim:
Browse
the
ontology
concepts,
see
related
content
from
the
repository,
Flickr,
Twiger
YouTube.
1:
Select
an
ontology
(i.e.
News)
2:
Click
on
a
concept
in
the
tag
cloud
(i.e.
face)
3:
Click
on
+
sign
to
retrieve
content
from
repository
4:
Click
on
yellow
bar
to
retrieve
content
from
Flickr
5:
Click
on
blue
bar
to
retrieve
content
from
Twiger
6:
Click
on
green
bar
to
retrieve
content
from
Youtube
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29. 2:
Click
on
a
concept
in
the
tag
cloud
(i.e.
face)
2
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30. 3:
Click
on
+
sign
to
retrieve
content
from
repository
3
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31. 4:
Click
on
yellow
bar
to
retrieve
content
from
Flickr
4
31
32. 4:
Click
on
blue
bar
to
retrieve
content
from
Twi0er
5
32
33. 4:
Click
on
green
bar
to
retrieve
content
from
YouTube
6
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34. Walkthrough
Authoring
Environment
Aim:
a
CMS
approach
to
repository
analysis,
authoring
and
publica1on
Example:
adding
transla1on
func1onality
to
a
video
collec1on
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35. Walkthrough
Authoring
Environment
Work鍖ow
Step
1:
Impor1ng
a
video-足repository
Step
2:
Enhancing
the
data
model
Step
3:
Authoring
layouts
Step
4:
Publishing
the
repository
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36. Step
1:
ImporEng
a
video-足repository
Impor1ng
an
exis1ng
repository
to
an
internal
and
鍖exible
data
model
Aggrega1ng
and
harmonizing
mul1ple
repositories
Visualisa1on
of
markup
and
preview
of
contents
Flexibly
mapping
by
drag-足 Mapping
the
contents
of
video
RSS
to
an
IM3I
data
model
and-足drop
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37. Walkthrough
Authoring
Environment
Step
2:
Enhancing
the
data
model
A
data
model
is
the
de鍖ni1on
of
a
repository
Data
models
can
reference
to
each
other
Data
models
can
be
extended
over1me
by
adding
elements
Elements
are
based
on
types:
File,
date,
string
etc.
Elements
can
be
shared
across
data
models
to
allow
search
&
retrieval
across
mul1ple
collec1ons
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38. Step
2:
Enhancing
the
data
model
Adding
a
transla1on
(descrip1on_en)
element
to
the
data
model
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39. Walkthrough
Authoring
Environment
Step
3:
Layout
and
Func1onality
-足-足
Easy
manipula1on
of
layout
to
a
repository
by
Table
metaphor
(easy
edi1ng
of
table
characteris1cs)
Drag
and
drop
graphical
elements
Drag
and
drop
contents
of
repository
in
cells
Easy
manipula1on
of
look
and
feel
Easy
adding
edi1ng
func1onali1es
to
a
layout
Easy
preview
and
markup
func1onali1es
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40. Step
3:
Layout
and
FuncEonality
De鍖ning
a
layout
table
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41. Step
3:
Layout
and
FuncEonality
Dragging
repository
contents
to
layout
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43. Step
4:
Publishing
the
repository
Easy
blend-足in
of
layouts
in
corporate
websites
By
copying
two
lines
of
html
code
(like
embedding
from
youTube)
Allowing
for
elaborate
work鍖ow
pagerns
in
combining
mul1ple
layouts
43
44. Step
4:
Publishing
the
repository
Original
contents
Added
Transla1on
and
key-足wording
func1onality
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