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XSLT for tailored access to a digtal video library

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Surrogates, summaries, and visualizations have been developed and eval uated for accessing a digital video library containing thousands of documents and terabytes of data. These interfaces, formerly implemented within a monolithic stand-alone application, are being migrated to XML and XSLT for delivery through web browsers. The merits of these interfaces are presented, along with a discussion of the benefits in using W3C recommendations such as XML and XSLT for delivering tailored access to video over the web.

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              JCDL '01: Proceedings of the 1st ACM/IEEE-CS joint conference on Digital libraries
              January 2001
              481 pages
              ISBN:1581133456
              DOI:10.1145/379437

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