Friday, 2 February 2018
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The conference is held in English |
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09.00 -
09.45 |
Registration & coffee
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09.45 - 10.00
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Welcome
Eva-Lis Green, head of Digital Collections department, National Library of Sweden |
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10.00 - 10.45
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Is broadcasting disappearing (into the internet), and can automation
rediscover it? An historical overview. Richard Wright, Consultant Preservation Guide, previously BBC Research &
Development, 50 years in audiovisual research |
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10.45 -
11.15 |
Smart selections – methods for choosing and processing speech and video for indexing
David House, professor & Jens Edlund, associate professor, Royal School of Technology, Stockholm |
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11.15 -
11.45 |
Automated metadata extraction at Yle – Combinations of people and technology for a broadcaster's various needs
Lauri Saarikoski, development manager, Yle, the Finnish Broadcasting Company |
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11.45 -
12.15 |
Extracting text and metadata from sound and video collections at the British Library
Richard Ranft, head of Sound and Vision, the British Library |
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12.15 -
13.45 |
Lunch
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13.45 -
14.15 |
Data Mining 70,000 Hours of TV News
Will Crichton, Ph.D. student at Stanford University |
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14.15 -
14.45 |
The I-Media-Cities project – extracting metadata from video
Uwe Kühhirt, head of Metadata Department, Fraunhofer Institute for Digital Media Technology |
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14.45 -
15.15 |
Illusive Proximity/Concrete Distance: On Mining & Mapping Local Audiovisual Data via Distant Access
Mats Jönsson, professor, Department of Cultural Sciences, University of Gothenburg |
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15.15 -
15.45 |
Coffee
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15.45 -
16.30 |
Summary and observations
Johan Oomen, head of Research and Development Department, Beeld en Geluid, the Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision |
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Moderator: Pelle Snickars, professor, Department of Culture and Media studies, Umeå University
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