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Easy search in the new German library
Connecting over 30.000 players in the German cultural landscape is too much of a challenge? The Deutsche Digitale Bibliothek has just launched its portal.
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Who are our users?
In our online surveys amongst potential users of the AXES prototypes, a total of 1633 people responded to questions regarding their usage of online search engines and audio-visual databases.
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If Only You Knew What’s In Your Archive
Find out more about the project that develops new ways to interact with audiovisual libraries.
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AXES supports TPDL 2013
The International Conference on Theory and Practice of Digital Libraries (TPDL) is a leading scientific forum on digital libraries. It brings together researchers, developers, content providers and users in the field of digital libraries.
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Video Walkthrough – Inside AXES PROFESSIONAL
Watch the screencast video and get an impression of a system that enables to easily explore an audiovisual archive.
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AXES on ICMR 2013
AXES will present papers and the AXES Demo. The International Conference on Multimedia Retrieval tackles main challenges of search and retrieval but also related issues of multimedia content management, user interaction, and communitybased management.
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AXES on ECCV
Several AXES partners are contributing to a tutorial on feature detectors and descriptors at ECCV 2012 in Florence, Italy. The European Conference on Computer Vision is one of the top international conferences on computer vision research.
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AXES successful at TrecVid MED
For AXES the two partners INRIA + FHG participated in the TrecVid MED challenge and finished first and second. Congratulations!
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AXES on Meta-Forum in Brussels
Deutsche Welle represented the AXES project at META-FORUM in Brussels in 20-21 June 2012. The forum is an international conference on advanced technologies for the multilingual European information society.
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AXES is funded by
AXES is a four year research project started in January 2011. Funded within the FP7 framework of the European Union; the goal of AXES is to develop tools that provide various types of user with new and engaging ways to interact with audiovisual libraries, helping them discover, browse, navigate and search archives.