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Networked Audiovisual Media Technologies
VISNET is a European Network of Excellence funded under the 6th
framework programme. Its strategic objectives are revolving around its
integration, research and dissemination activities. The three main objectives
of this network are:
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Integrate world-leading institutions to create a world force in the area of
networked audiovisual media technologies.
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Make significant contributions to the sustainable advance of research in this
field.
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Implement an efficient dissemination plan aiming at improving knowledge economy
and enhancing the socio-economic life standards of EU citizens.
VISNET aims to create a sustainable world force of leading research groups in
the field of networked audiovisual (AV) media technologies applied to home
platforms. The member institutions have grouped together to set up a network of
excellence with a clear vision for integration, research and dissemination
plans. The research activities
within VISNET will cover several disciplines related to networked AV systems
and home platforms. These are:
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Creation/coding of AV content for immersive home platforms
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Storage and transport of AV information over heterogeneous networks
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Audiovisual analysis techniques for immersive communications
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Security of AV content and transmissions
VISNET brings together 15 leading European organisations in this
field of technology. The consortium consists of 15 organisations known for
their proven track record as well as both national and international
reputations in audiovisual information technologies. VISNET integrates a number
of researchers who have made significant contributions to the advance of this
field of technology through standardisation activities, international
publications, patents and spin-out SMEs, as well as many other prestigious
achievements. The 15 integrated organisations represent 9 European states
spanning across a major part of Europe, thereby promising the efficient
dissemination of resulting technological development and exploitation to larger
communities.
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