ACM Multimedia 2004: Final Program

TUTORIAL PROGRAM

The tutorial program of the ACM Multimedia conference is an opportunity to get information on the latest developments of the field from its leading experts. This year, we are pleased to present 6 tutorials (5 full-day and 1 half-day) over the course of two days (October 10-11).

Below is the tutorial schedule. The title of each tutorial is linked to a more detailed description. Information about tutorial enrollment fees and policies can be found on the registration page.

Sunday, October 10, 2004
Full Day 9:00-17:30	T2. Digital Rights Management of Multimedia Content via Encryption and Watermarking Ahmet M. Eskicioglu, The City University of New York T3. Understanding Media Semantics Marc Davis, University of California, Berkeley Chitra Dorai, IBM T.J. Watson Research Center Frank Nack, CWI (The Netherlands)

Monday, October 11, 2004
Full Day 9:00-17:30	T6. Mobile User-Interface Design: For Work, Home and On the Way Aaron Marcus, AM+A T7. Machine Learning for Multimedia Applications Flavia Sparacino and Yuan Qi, MIT T8. Emerging Peer-to-Peer Technology: Fundamentals and Challenges Ralf Steinmetz, Darmstadt Univ. of Technology, Germany
Half day 9:00-12:30	T9. Wireless multimedia transmission – challenges, principles, and standard Sai Shankar, Philips Research Laboratories, USA M. van der Schaar, University of California Davis