This chapter turns to the application of semantic technologies to areas where text is not dominant, but rather audiovisual content in the form of images, 3D objects, audio, and video/television. Non-textual digital content raises new challenges for semantic technology in terms of capturing the meaning of that content and expressing it in the form of semantic annotation. Where such annotations a...

Digital content services have become a major source of information and entertainment for people, and the Internet has provided a means by which businesses and consumers can easily and efficiently distribute it. A large amount of this content is copyrighted or tied to a service, and sold commercially through multiple electronic and physical distribution channels. The modern day ‘gamer’ is expect...

The aim of this paper is to analyze how transparent cryptography protected digital content of mobile in an effective way. In this chapter we will look for possibilities to use transparent cryptography for AES in a secure way. We discuss an application of transparent cryptography in which we split the set of white-box tables into a dynamic part and a static part . The result is that whenever a k...

This paper describes a computational linguistics-based approach for providing interoperability between multi-lingual systems in order to overcome crucial issues like cross-language and cross-collection retrieval. Our proposal is a system which improves capabilities of language-technology-based information extraction. In the last few years various theories have been developed and applied for mak...

As more and more civil engineering work becomes digital, the amount of information that engineers need to handle is growing exponentially. While this presents opportunities for reusing designs and increasing productivity, there remains the challenging of navigating around huge repositories of digital content. This presentation outlines a research line spanning about one decade in Information Re...