Jan-Mar 2012

Multimedia in Forensics, Security, and Intelligence

With the proliferation of multimedia data, it has become necessary to secure this content from illegal use, efficiently detect and reconstruct illegal activities from it, and use it as a source of intelligence. This special issue of IEEE MultiMedia provides an overview of current research following this mission. The articles originally appeared at the ACM Multimedia 2010 Workshop on Multimedia in Forensics, Security, and Intelligence (MiFor). Out of the almost 40 submissions, we selected six high-quality contributions that cover various approaches in the field. More »

About IEEE MultiMedia

IEEE MultiMedia covers multiple media types, used harmoniously together in creating new experiences in areas such as image processing, video processing, audio analysis, text retrieval and understanding, data mining and analysis, and data fusion.

 
 

Articles from MultiMedia

GPUs and the Future of Parallel Computing

Discovering the Thematic Object in Commercial Videos

A graph-based affinity model extracts frequent occurrences of spatially collocated visual features in video frames to discover the key object in a commercial video. Read full article »

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Music Generation with Markov Models

A partial Turing test of the SuperWillow music-composition system fooled 38 percent of 263 listeners. Read full article »

 

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Call for Papers:

January–March 2013: Special Issue 3D Imaging Techniques and Multimedia Applications
Submission deadline: 1 March 2012

July—September 2013: Web-Scale Near-Duplicate Search: Techniques and Applications
Submission deadline: 29 June 2012

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