Standards-Based Architectures for Content Management

Llorente, Silvia; Rodríguez, Eva; Delgado, Jaime; Torres-Padrosa, Victor

doi:10.1109/mmul.2012.58

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“…In [27], the authors analyzed different possible multimedia content management and distribution scenarios, identifying the high level functionalities needed by them. These functionalities are Authentication, Authorization-based content access control, Content management, Licensing, Protection, Search, Storage and retrieval and Tracking.…”

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“…So, the foremost difference with the ideas presented in [27] is the definition of SB3. It also includes the identification of existing standards for each of them and the mapping with different initiatives in the multimedia content management scenarios and services as described below.…”

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“…To do so, they define the system interface framework both for application and administration layers. In particular, the module Access Control is required, which is also a requirement for content management scenarios identified in [27]. In this sense, the description of such a module can be considered as a similar, but simpler and more specific concept, than SB3.…”

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“…These operations are mapped to both MPEG-M and MIPAMS, comparing functionality and scope. Next, we describe the scenario for mobile devices identified in [27] using SB3. We also show how it could be implemented using both MPEG-M and MIPAMS, as presented in the MPEG-M forum.…”

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“…The high level functionalities of content management scenarios identified in [27] helped us in the definition and classification of the proposed Standards Based Building Blocks (SB3). In the rest of the section, we describe SB3 requirements are identified, we summarize content management scenarios and their high level functionalities.…”

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Definition of standards-based building blocks for multimedia content management

Llorente

Delgado

Maroñas

et al. 2014

Multimed Tools Appl

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-The emergence of new ways of rendering multimedia content from a multiplicity of devices like tablets, smartphones, consoles or smart TVs, opens a complete set of new opportunities for multimedia services providers. It is important that the development of those disruptive services is done in an interoperable way. Existing service-oriented middleware platforms and recently developed standards devoted to the definition and implementation of complex multimedia services may speed up its development. In this context, the identification of different content management scenarios including the high level functionalities they require is an important aspect to be able to implement services in a flexible and interoperable way. Use of standards and standards-based architectures will be a key aspect to combine services offered by different providers. In this paper we propose the definition of standards-based building blocks based on the high level functionalities required by content management and distribution scenarios.This will facilitate provision of complex new services specially focused, but not limited to, the management and distribution of multimedia content.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Definition of standards-based building blocks for multimedia content management

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MPEG-M: A digital media ecosystem for interoperable applications

Kudumakis

Sandler

Anadiotis

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Signal Processing: Image Communication

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MPEG-M is a suite of ISO/IEC standards (ISO/IEC 23006) that has been developed under the auspices of Moving Picture Experts Group (MPEG). MPEG-M, also known as Multimedia Service Platform Technologies (MSPT), facilitates a collection of multimedia middleware APIs and elementary services as well as service aggregation so that service providers can offer users a plethora of innovative services by extending current IPTV technology toward the seamless integration of personal content creation and distribution, e-commerce, social networks and Internet distribution of digital media.

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FAIR Aspects of a Health Information Protection and Management System

Delgado

Llorente

2022

Methods Inf Med

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Background Privacy management is a key issue when dealing with storage and distribution of health information. However, FAIR (Findability, Accessibility, Interoperability, and Reusability) principles when sharing information are in increasing demand in several organizations, especially for information generated in public-funded research projects. Objectives The two main objectives of the presented work are the definition of a secure and interoperable modular architecture to manage different kinds of medical content (xIPAMS [x, for Any kind of content, Information Protection And Management System] and HIPAMS [Health Information Protection And Management System]), and the application of FAIR principles to that architecture in such a way that privacy and security are compatible with FAIR. Methods We propose the concept of xIPAMS as a modular architecture, following standards for interoperability, which defines mechanisms for privacy, protection, storage, search, and access to health-related information. Results xIPAMS provides FAIR principles and preserves patient's privacy. For each module, we identify how FAIR principles apply. Conclusions We have analyzed how xIPAMS, and in particular HIPAMS (Health content), support the FAIR principles focusing on security and privacy. We have identified the FAIR principles supported by the different xIPAMS modules, concluding that the four principles are supported. Our analysis has also considered a possible implementation based on the concept of DACS (Document Access and Communication System), a system storing medical documents in a private and secure way. In addition, we have analyzed security aspects of the FAIRification process and how they are provided by xIPAMS modules.

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Standards-Based Architectures for Content Management

Cited by 10 publications

References 9 publications

Definition of standards-based building blocks for multimedia content management

Definition of standards-based building blocks for multimedia content management

MPEG-M: A digital media ecosystem for interoperable applications

FAIR Aspects of a Health Information Protection and Management System

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