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17 February 1995 European Union RACE program contributions to digital audiovisual communications and services
Augusto de Albuquerque, Leon van Noorden, Eric Badique'
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Abstract
The European Union RACE (R&D in advanced communications technologies in Europe) and the future ACTS (advanced communications technologies and services) programs have been contributing and continue to contribute to world-wide developments in audio-visual services. The paper focuses on research progress in: (1) Image data compression. Several methods of image analysis leading to the use of encoders based on improved hybrid DCT-DPCM (MPEG or not), object oriented, hybrid region/waveform or knowledge-based coding methods are discussed. (2) Program production in the aspects of 3D imaging, data acquisition, virtual scene construction, pre-processing and sequence generation. (3) Interoperability and multimedia access systems. The diversity of material available and the introduction of interactive or near- interactive audio-visual services led to the development of prestandards for video-on-demand (VoD) and interworking of multimedia services storage systems and customer premises equipment.
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Augusto de Albuquerque, Leon van Noorden, and Eric Badique' "European Union RACE program contributions to digital audiovisual communications and services", Proc. SPIE 2451, Advanced Image and Video Communications and Storage Technologies, (17 February 1995); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.201206
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KEYWORDS
Video

3D modeling

Telecommunications

Image compression

Computer programming

Video coding

Standards development

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