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******  CALL FOR PAPERS: Special Session on MediaSync - ACM MMSYS 2016 ******

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https://sites.google.com/site/mediasynchronization/mmsys2016
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Important Dates:

Submission deadline: February 5, 2016
Acceptance notification: March 23, 2016
Camera ready deadline: April 8, 2016
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Submission Guidelines:

Papers should be between 6 and 12 pages long (in PDF format) prepared in the ACM style and written in English. The unusual length of MMSys papers is meant to enable authors to present entire multimedia systems or present research work that builds on considerable amounts of earlier work in a self-contained manner.

The papers will be double-blind reviewed.

Paper template: please use ACM SIG Proceedings Templates (http://www.acm.org/publications/article-templates/proceedings-template.html)

Submission site: http://mmsys2016.itec.aau.at/submission/ss-media-sync/

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Scope & Goals:

Media synchronization has been a key research area since the early development of (distributed) multimedia systems. Over the years, solutions to achieve intra- and inter-media synchronization in a variety of (mostly audiovisual) applications and scenarios have been proposed. However, it is not by far a solved research problem, as the latest advances in multimedia systems bring new challenges. The coexistence and integration of novel data types (e.g., multi-sensorial media or mulsemedia), advanced encoding techniques, multiple delivery technologies, together with the rise of heterogeneous and ubiquitous connected devices, are resulting in a complex media ecosystem for which evolved, or even new radical, synchronization solutions need to be devised.

This Special Session addresses exactly that: latest advances and remaining challenges on media synchronization to accommodate emerging forms of immersive, personalized and ultra-realistic media experiences in our multi-sensory, multi-protocol and multi-device world. The purpose is to provide a forum for researchers to share and discuss recent contributions in this field and to pave the way to the future, by focusing on different aspects of multimedia systems, such as: content types, (multi-)processing techniques, networking issues, adaptive delivery and presentation, and human perception (QoE). This special session is the continuation of the MediaSync Workshop series (2012, 2013 and 2015) and of Special Sessions in other venues (QoMEX 2014).
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Topics of Interest:

- Novel architectures, protocols, algorithms and techniques
- Mulsemedia (multi-sensory media)
- Theoretical frameworks & reference models
- Evaluation methodologies and metrics
- Standardization efforts
- Proprietary solutions (e.g., watermarking, fingerprinting…)
- Technological frameworks, tools and testbeds
- Emerging media consumption patterns
- Content-aware & context-aware solutions
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Use Cases & Scenarios of Interest:

- (Multi-party) Conferencing
- Shared media experiences (e.g., Social TV)
- Hybrid broadband broadcast services
- Multi-Screen applications
- Multi-view or free viewpoint TV
- Tiled streaming
- Networked games
- Virtual Environments
- Telepresence, 3D Tele Immersion (3DTI)
- Multi-sensory experiences (Olfactory, Haptics)
- Distributed arts or music performances
- Synchronous e-learning
- Immersive audio and/or video environments
- Multi-level or multi-quality media
- Seamless session migration and convergence across devices
- Collaborative/Cooperative multi-processing and multi-rendering of media
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Organizers:

Pablo Cesar ([log in to unmask]), CWI (Netherlands)
Fernando Boronat ([log in to unmask]), UPV (Spain)
Mario Montagud ([log in to unmask]), CWI (Netherlands) & UPV (Spain)
Alexander Raake ([log in to unmask]), Ilmenau University of Technology (Germany)
Zixia Huang ([log in to unmask]), Google Fiber (USA)
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