@MISC {Brambilla14Video,
author = "Andrea Brambilla",
title = "Video Visualization: An Overview",
howpublished = "Trial lecture, University of Bergen",
month = "November",
year = "2014",
abstract = "Videos are one of the most widespread media for collecting, communicating and archiving information. Nowadays, acquiring videos is a relatively straightforward process, and this explains their success in the context of entertainment, surveillance, sport events, and so on. On the other hand, watching and extracting information from a video stream is a lengthy process. Automatic techniques are only partially sucessful because of the intrinsic complexity of this kind of data. Video visualization is a growing research field which aims at easying the study of video data. It relies on both automatic techniques and user interaction, exploiting the best of both worlds. In this talk, I will introduce this field, focusing on its evolution from computer vision. I will discuss the main challenges and present an overview of the state-of-the-art. The talk will conclude with a discussion of the open problems and the expected future developments.",
images = "images/Brambilla14Video.png",
thumbnails = "images/Brambilla14Video.png",
location = "Bergen, Norway",
pres = "pdfs/Brambilla14Video.pptx"
}