Research on Technology for Efficient Use of Large-Scale Multimedia Information (Green Innovation)

Summary

Information technology (IT) has become an essential foundation of modern society; however, many different kinds of information are increasing rapidly by means of multimedia information (text/voice/image/video information, etc.), and a problem called the “information explosion” has arisen. Therefore, an important issue globally is establishing technology for the efficient use of large-scale information. This key research covers individual subjects centering on technology for analyzing multimedia information and extracting/categorizing useful information, including vector space information retrieval models, artificial intelligence and intelligent software engineering, analysis technology for nonverbal information using signal processing and image processing, techniques for analyzing and retrieving information according to purpose such as medicine/distribution/academia/education/public sector, reduction of environmental impact using cloud systems, application to Internet search engines and Web environments, and application to information retrieval from mobile terminals. As well as promoting the improvement of quality of multimedia information, this research could reduce environmental impact by means such as decreasing information technology devices, and so could contribute to green information and communication technology (ICT).

 

Keywords:

Large-scale multimodal information, high-speed multimedia retrieval techniques, encryption technology, WEB information exchange, associative technology, cloud, low-carbon environment

 

Related research topics

  1. Research on Reducing System Load Using Technology for Efficiency Improvement of Multimedia Information
    1-1 Outline
    (1)Attempting to reduce the impact of large-scale server systems through research and development of high-speed retrieval techniques using compact index structures representing multimedia contents.
    (2)Research on planning and implementation/operation technology when using clouds to integrate resources, such as servers that have been distributed within an organization and individually consume redundant energy.
    (3)Research on techniques for analyzing nonverbal information, such as voice/video, using signal processing and image processing, and research on technology for indexing high-quality information for each media.

    1-2 Supervisors

    Kenji Kita, Minoru Fukumi, Kenji Terada, Tetsushi Ueta, Masami Shishibori, Minoru Yoshida, Masaki Oono, Masahiko Sano, Kenji Matsuura, Koji Kashihara, Stephen Githinji Karungaru, Shin-ichi Ito, Momoyo Ito

     

  2. Optimizing the Provision/Exchange of Information and Traffic Using Network Communication, Advanced Software, and Artificial Intelligence
    2-1 Outline
    (1)Research on encryption technologies that achieve a reduction in traffic occurring in network information and telecommunications systems using advanced coding techniques.
    (2)Research on efficient information exchange using high-quality, high-speed Web systems by combining technologies for Web system visualization, optimization, testing, maintenance, failure analysis support, etc.
    (3)Establishing technology that can adaptively use information based on artificial intelligence evolutionary/learning techniques, and applying this technology to systems that can efficiently provide information to the elderly and disabled.

    2-2 Supervisors

    Takao Shimomura, Norihiko Ono, Yoshio Mogami, Kenji Ikeda, Shun Watanabe

     

  3. Research on Efficient Analysis of Multimedia Information and Efficient Presentation of Information on Mobile Terminals
    2-1 Outline
    (1)Research on a technology for efficient presentation of text information through high-speed and compact categorization of text information that understands human feelings by extracting emotional information from linguistic information.
    (2)Establishing ubiquitous computing technologies to achieve information provision using mobile terminals, which have seen remarkable technological improvement, and researching an environment-friendly and efficient information presentation technology.

    2-2 Supervisors

    Junichi Aoe, Fuji Ren, Masao Fuketa, Kazuhiro Morita, Hiroyuki Mitsuhara, Kazuyuki Matsumoto

     

最終更新日:2013年12月10日