IEEE MultiMedia, Volume 2

Volume 2, Number 1, Spring 1995

• Ramesh Jain:
  Digital Imaging. 3
  

• Larry Friedlander:
  Spaces for Experience. 6-11
  

• Ron Weiss, Andrzej Duda, David K. Gifford:
  Composition and Search with a Video Algebra. 12-25
  
• Thomas Meyer-Boudnik, Wolfgang Effelsberg:
  MHEG Explained. 26-38
  
• Reza Rooholamini, Vladimir Cherkassky:
  ATM-Based Multimedia Servers. 39-52
  
• Klara Nahrstedt, Jonathan M. Smith:
  The QOS Broker. 53-67
  

• Ralf Steinmetz:
  Analyzing The Multimedia Operating System. 68-84
  

• Leonardo Chiariglione:
  MPEG: A Technological Basis for Multimedia Applications. 85-89
  

• Fouad A. Tobagi:
  Distance Learning with Digital Video. 90-93
  

• Patrick H. Kelly, Saied Moezzi:
  Visual Computing Laboratory. 94-99
  

Volume 2, Number 2, Summer 1995

• Ramesh Jain:
  World-Wide Maze. 3
  

• Joseph Chung:
  Social Communication in a Virtual Office. 7-9
  

• Andreas Vogel, Brigitte Kerhervé, Gregor von Bochmann, Jan Gecsei:
  Distributed Multimedia and QOS: A Survey. 10-19
  

• Aloke Guha, Allalaghatta Pavan, Jonathan C. L. Liu, Barry A. Roberts:
  Controlling the Process with Distributed Multimedia. 20-29
  
• H. W. Peter Beadle:
  Experiments in Multipoint Multimedia Telecommunication. 30-40
  
• Rick Dedrick:
  A Consumption Model for Targeted Electronic Advertising. 41-49
  
• P. A. Subrahmanyam, K. J. Singh, Guy A. Story, William Schell:
  Quality Assurance in Scripting. 50-59
  

• Davis Pan:
  A Tutorial on MPEG/Audio Compression. 60-74
  

• Samuel A. Rebelsky:
  Designing Interactive Electronic Conference Proceedings. 75-79
  

• Ravi S. Sharma:
  ``Infobahns'' in Asia: Promises and Perils. 80-85
  

• Steven R. Newcomb:
  Multimedia Interchange Using SGML/HyTime, Part I: Structures. 86-89
  

Volume 2, Number 3, Fall 1995

• Ramesh Jain:
  Infoscopes. 3
  

• Glorianna Davenport:
  Still Seeking: Signposts of Things to Come. 9-15
  

• Dale D. Harman, Gang Huang, Gi-Hong Im, Mai-Huong Nguyen, Jean-Jacques Werner, Michael K. Wong:
  Local Distribution for Interactive Multimedia TV to the Home. 14-23
  
• Na'el Hirzalla, Benjamin Falchuk, Ahmed Karmouch:
  A Temporal Model for Interactive Multimedia Scenarios. 24-31
  
• Ronnie T. Apteker, James A. Fisher, Valentin S. Kisimov, Hanoch Neishlos:
  Video Acceptability and Frame Rate. 32-40
  

• Heinrich J. Stüttgen:
  Network Evolution and Multimedia Communication. 42-59
  

• Steven R. Newcomb:
  Multimedia Interchange Using SGML/HyTime, Part II: Principles and Applications. 60-64
  

• Lev Vaitzblit:
  A High-Resolution Video Server for Cinema of the Future. 65-69
  

• David Lowe:
  HyVIS: The Hypermedia and Visual Information Systems Group. 70-72
  

Volume 2, Number 4, Winter 1995

• Ramesh Jain:
  Real Telepresence. 3-4
  

• Chris Stiles:
  Japanese Multimedia Industry Update. 8-11
  

• Sylvain Carrier, Nicolas D. Georganas:
  Practical Multimedia Electronic Mail on X.400. 12-23
  
• Athula Ginige, David B. Lowe, John Robertson:
  Hypermedia Authoring. 24-35
  
• Rachelle S. Heller, C. Dianne Martin:
  A Media Taxonomy. 36-45
  
• Ronald J. Vetter, Charles R. Ward, Susan Shapiro:
  Using Color and Text in Multimedia Projections. 46-54
  
• Fernando Alonso, Angélica de Antonio, José L. Fuertes, César Montes:
  Teaching Communication Skills to Hearing-Impaired Children With An Intelligent Multimedia System. 55-67
  
• Zarine Kemp:
  Multimedia and Spatial Information Systems. 68-76
  

• David B. Anderson, John W. Barrus, John H. Howard, Charles Rich, Chia Shen, Richard C. Waters:
  Building Multiuser Interactive Multimedia Environments at MERL. 77-82
  

• Michelle Y. Kim:
  A Multimedia Information System for Home Health-Care Support. 83-87
  

• Arturo A. Rodriguez, Martin Fisher, Brian Markey:
  Scripting Languages Emerge in Standards Bodies. 88-92