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Towards a general framework for Digital Rights Management (DRM)
(2007)
Digital rights management (DRM) can be defined as a technology that enables persistent access control. The common understanding of DRM is that of a technology that enables means to thwart piracy of digital multimedia through ...
A cross-platform usability evaluation of 2D visual tagging systems
(2007)
By encoding 2D bar codes that store URL links, SMS or plain text, 2D visual tags link infonnation about objects in the physical world to online or offline content. The existence of physical world hyperlinks in the fonn of ...
A framework for computer-based knowledge management systems
(2007)
This study aims at investigating a framework that utilises the latest advances in KMS technology. This research outlines the framework and describes a system developed around this. The framework is based on fundamental ...
High fidelity compression of irregularly sampled height fields
(2007)
This paper presents a method to compress irregularly sampled height-fields based on a multi-resolution framework. Unlike many other height-field compression techniques, no resampling is required so the original height-field ...
A Balanced Approach to IT Project Management
(2007)
The primary objectives of this study were to identify how IT projects can be managed using the Balanced Scorecard approach. Although the research is positioned to have potential application within international project ...
Guided Time Warping for Motion Editing
(2007-08-01)
Time warping allows users to modify timing without affecting poses. It has many applications in animation systems for motion editing, such as refining motions to meet new timing constraints or modifying the acting of ...
Unsupervised Learning and Recognition of Physical Activity Plans
(2007-08-23)
This thesis desires to enable a new kind of interaction between humans and computational agents, such as robots or computers, by allowing the agent to anticipate and adapt to human intent. In the future, more robots may ...