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Abstract
This paper presents a visual content creation and manipulation system applied to a corpus of television archives. We focus on interactive visualization and navigation for a set of multimedia data. What is novel here is that visualization is user-tailored—it is structured by the criteria established by the user so that he can more easily locate his position in the data set and conduct information research. The application creates a 3D visual representation of the data contents. The data are multimedia -video, pictures, sound, and text. The current article presents generic tools used to obtain a three-dimensional visualization, which the user can parameterize. In addition, specially designed widgets are used to make visualization interactive. The prototype was developed in Java Swing and Java 3D.
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Agnès Saulnier
Agnès Saulnier has been a researcher at INA since 1993. Her research interests includes image processing, data visualization and human-computer interaction. She received her post-graduate degree in 1992 from ENST (Ecole Nationnale Supérieure des Télécommunications).
Marie-Luce Viaud
Marie-Luce Viaud received a PhD in computer science in 1992 from university of PARIS XI/INRIA. She was a postdoctoral researcher at University of Pennsylvania in 1993 and joined INA in 1994. Her research interests include 3D modeling, and animation, data visualization, and user interaction.
Carine Lamarche
Carine Lamarche received her post graduate degree in 2001 from the “National Institute of Tele-communication”.