The Life Cycle of Multimedia Metadata

Authors:
Harald Kosch;Laszlo Boszormenyi;Mario Doller;Mulugeta Libsie;Peter Schojer;Andrea Kofler
Affiliations:
University Klagenfurt;University Klagenfurt;University Klagenfurt;University Klagenfurt;University Klagenfurt;University Klagenfurt
Venue:
IEEE MultiMedia
Year:
2005

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Abstract

During its lifetime, multimedia content undergoes different stages or cycles fromproduction to consumption. Content is created, processed or modified in a postproduction stage, delivered to users, and finally, consumed. Metadata, or descriptive data about the multimedia content, pass through similar stages but with different time lines.1 Metadata may be produced, modified, and consumed by all actors involved in the content production-consumption chain. At each step of the chain, different kinds of metadata may be produced by highly different methods and of substantially different semantic value.