High Definition Scalable Video Coding and Transmission System, compliant with JPIP and JPEG2000, for video surveillance and video conferencing applications

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7451.2;4 ESPP-ES

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High Definition Scalable Video Coding and Transmission System, compliant with JPIP and JPEG2000, for video surveillance and video conferencing applications

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Short description (English)	High Definition Scalable Video Coding and Transmission System, compliant with JPIP and JPEG2000, for video surveillance and video conferencing applications
Abstract (English)	Very large video surveillance systems represent an emerging market segment that only few actors with innovative solutions can access. To reach key player position, solution providers must deal with interoperability and migrate to standard scalable video coding and interactive transport protocols. Moreover forensic applications require an increase of video spatial resolution to HD format. Forthcoming JPEG2000 and its extensions (e.g. Part 3, Motion JPEG 2000 and Part 9, JPIP) fit all these requirements and will be implemented on a dedicated hardware platform.

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High Definition Scalable Video Coding and Transmission System, compliant with JPIP and JPEG2000, for video surveillance and video conferencing applications

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Very large video surveillance systems represent an emerging market segment that only few actors with innovative solutions can access. To reach key player position, solution providers must deal with interoperability and migrate to standard scalable video coding and interactive transport protocols. Moreover forensic applications require an increase of video spatial resolution to HD format. Forthcoming JPEG2000 and its extensions (e.g. Part 3, Motion JPEG 2000 and Part 9, JPIP) fit all these requirements and will be implemented on a dedicated hardware platform.