Workflow Architecture for Interactive Video Management Systems

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Author

Elisa Bertino, Alberto Trombetta, Danilo Montesi

Entry type

article

Abstract

This paper introduces an interactive video system and its architecture where several systems cooperate to manage the services of interactive video. Each system is specialized according to the data it handles and the functionality it performs. A system can be a database (for billing purposes) or just a video store system (to store the video data) lacking the typical features of a database or an information retrieval system to support indexing and querying of video data. Because quality of service is an important requirement for whole management system, a specific system is introduced in the architecture. Such system monitors the bandwidth of the network, the buffer size and the frame size and rate. The resulting architecture of interactive video system consists of several systems cooperating through an active rules based workflow system to integrate their functionalities while preserving autonomy, extensibility and data integrity where necessary.

Date

2002 – 01

URL

http://www.springerlink.com/content/r1n008j6707752j7/

Journal

Distributed and Parallel Databases

Key alpha

Bertino

Pages

33-51

Publisher

Springer Netherlands

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Affiliation

Purdue University

Publication Date

2002-01-00

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	title = "Workflow Architecture for Interactive Video Management Systems",
	author = "Elisa Bertino, Alberto Trombetta, Danilo Montesi",
	year = "2002",
	month = "01",
	journal = "Distributed and Parallel Databases",
	pages = "33-51",
	publisher = "Springer Netherlands",
	volume = "11",
	abstract = "This paper introduces an interactive video system and its architecture where several systems cooperate to manage the services of interactive video. Each system is specialized according to the data it handles and the functionality it performs. A system can be a database (for billing purposes) or just a video store system (to store the video data) lacking the typical features of a database or an information retrieval system to support indexing and querying of video data. Because quality of service is an important requirement for whole management system, a specific system is introduced in the architecture. Such system monitors the bandwidth of the network, the buffer size and the frame size and rate. The resulting architecture of interactive video system consists of several systems cooperating through an active rules based workflow system to integrate their functionalities while preserving autonomy, extensibility and data integrity where necessary.",
	affiliation = "Purdue University",
	url = "http://www.springerlink.com/content/r1n008j6707752j7/",
}