List of Accepted Paper for WMM'09

The list of accepted papers for the 9th Workshop on Multimedia Metadata (WMM'09) is available. Seems to be an interesting workshop in Toulouse. Looking forward to seeing all my colleagues there. Romulus and Vincent did a great job, indeed.

1. Content-Based Image Retrieval Systems - Reviewing and Benchmarking
   Kosch, Harald
2. What Algorithms for Urban Routing on Mobile Devices?
   Gräbener, Tristram; Berro, Alain; Duthen, Yves
3. A Multimedia Service with MPEG-7 Metadata and Context Semantics
   Cao, Yiwei; Klamma, Ralf; Khodaei, Maziar
4. Delivery Context Descriptions – A Comparison and Mapping Model
   Timmerer, Christian; Jabornig, Johannes; Hellwagner, Hermann
5. A Standards-Based Generic Approach for Complex Multimedia Management
   Carreras, Anna; Tous, Ruben; Delgado, Jaime; Cordara, Giovanni; Francini, Gianluca; Gibellino, Diego
6. Authoring Interactive Mobile Services Using MPEG-7 and MPEG-4 LASeR
   Hofmann, Albert; Kriechbaum, Andreas; Bailer, Werner
7. A Novel Tool for Quick Video Summarization using Keyframe Extraction Techniques
   Lux, Mathias; Schoeffmann, Klaus; Marques, Oge; Boeszoermenyi, Laszlo
8. Towards the use of multimedia contents to represent events in vehicular ad hoc networks
   Cenerario, Nicolas; Delot, Thierry; Ilarri, Sergio
9. A User Study on Rich Media Mobile Guide Applications
   Choudary, Omar; Baccot, Benoit; Grigoras, Romulus; Charvillat, Vincent

The Multimedia Metadata Community has already organized a series of 8 successful workshops in the past taking place in Aachen, Berlin, Graz and Klagenfurt.

The Multimedia Metadata Community welcomes and encourages submissions from outside the core community to broaden aspects and extend the active and successful community and network with new members.

The 9th meeting will be organized in Toulouse as a special session of the 13th French Multimedia Conference on Compression and Representation of Audiovisual Signals (CORESA 2009). Both events will share joint panels and sessions bringing researchers and industry experts to fruitful discussions. On March 18th afternoon, an industrial session including LBS demos of the Toulouse Open platform (www.navigation-satellites-toulouse.com) will bootstrap the academic program.

The WMM'09 workshop is organized by the Institute of Research in Informatics (IRIT) of the University of Toulouse (www.irit.fr). The WMM'09 chairs are Romulus Grigoras (romulus.grigoras AT enseeiht.fr) and Vincent Charvillat (vincent.charvillat AT enseeiht.fr).