Object-Oriented Multimedia Databases: Making and Management
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
10-1-1996
Department
Computing
School
Computing Sciences and Computer Engineering
Abstract
Today data retrieval is not only restricted to text, but has taken the form of sound and images. Multimedia data is defined as data in the form of text, sound and images. Manipulating and accessing such type of data requires an extensive approach for building a database system. A number of systems have been developed which integrate graphical representation with a DBMS to broaden the bandwidth of information transfer between the computer and the user. The objectoriented approach to multimedia databases adds flexibility for specialized applications in a multimedia environment. On the other hand, management of such a type of data in terms of storage and distribution is also a major task. This paper examines the basic concept of data manipulation in the object-oriented paradigm and its end-user outlook. Furthermore, consideration has been given to the storage requirements and the distribution of multimedia data.
Publication Title
Computers and Industrial Engineering
Volume
31
Issue
41276
First Page
303
Last Page
306
Recommended Citation
Kumar, B. S.,
Ali, D. L.
(1996). Object-Oriented Multimedia Databases: Making and Management. Computers and Industrial Engineering, 31(41276), 303-306.
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