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Michael O. Jewell, K. Faith Lawrence, Adam Prugel-Bennett, and m. c. schraefel (200?) Annotation of Multimedia Using OntoMedia
\r\nCheck out a bit of discussion about this paper on Ontologies with a\r\nView.
\r\nOntoMedia for representing "diverse range of media".
\r\nOthers for media:
\r\nNone quite did what was needed.
\r\nSo created to map to current models but specifically describe media content.
\r\nHierarchical approach.
1\\\\\\\\. Overview
\r\nEntity / Event system
\r\nEntity: object, concept
\r\nEvent: interaction between one or more entities
\r\n0 or more Entities are modified OR new Entity created
\r\nEntities not destroyed, but may have not-exists attribute
Decompose to sub-ontologies.
\r\nontomedia.ecs.soton.ac.uk/ontologies
\r\nMediate? Graphical interface.\r\ninteraction.ecs.soton.ac.uk/ir/projects/ontomedia/ontomedia
\r\nSub-ontologies
\r\nSpecified in OWL
\r\nDeveloped in Protege and SWOOP.
2\\\\\\\\. Case Study
\r\nScene from Total Recall annotated. Represent script and characters, and\r\ncharacters from related book, and links between two forms.
Screenplay annotation - SiX - Screenplays in XML.
\r\nWraps around existing content.
\r\nTransition (cuts, fades, blackouts), location, dialogue and direction (action\r\ntaking place in the script)
SiX allows for DC, for creators, date, descr, title.
\r\nCustom XSL to conform marked up scripts to Oscar requirements for readability.
Script Item extends Media Item to link script representation to OntoMedia.
\r\nUse has-expression to tie to OntoMedia:Expression.
Describing places and access etc, like lift, like IF.
\r\n\\\\\\\\- For describing character continuity, eg 'can character really see x' etc.
Must describe events that don't occur. Characters want to occur, etc.\r\nMultiple timelines, dreams.
\r\nDeclare events.
\r\nCreate timeline and add occurances.
\r\n\\\\\\\\- events can be reused, and coincide.
3\\\\\\\\. Testing / querying
\r\nImported into Sesame triplestore.
\r\nRDQL queries (subset of SPARQL, simpler, only ever has 1 graph pattern,\r\ndoesn't use RDF data typing)
4\\\\\\\\. Conclusion
\r\nNo examples of pictures - how to annotate comics?
Combining OM with other apps.
\r\nStuff integrated into Mediate.