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OVID: design and implementation of a video-object database system

Eitetsu Oomoto, Katsumi Tanaka

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A video-object data model and the design and implementation of a prototype video-object database system named OVID based on the model are described. Notable features of the video-object data model are a mechanism to share common descriptional data among video-objects, called interval-inclusion based inheritance, and operations to composite video-objects. The OVID system offers a browsing/inspection tool called VideoChart, and adhoc query facility called VideoSQL, and a video-object definition tool.>

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Key concepts: Computer science, Object (grammar), Database, Database design, Information retrieval, Video tracking, Object-oriented design, Data model (GIS)