Collaborations and uses

• The CineCast FUI project aims at studying and deploying movie enrichment and audiovisual metadata exchange.
• Daniel Schmitt from LISEC (Laboratoire interuniversitaire des Sciences de l'Education et de la Communication) Faculté des Sciences de l'Education, Université de Strasbourg -- has used Advene during his PhD to analyse video interviews of museum visitors. Its results can be seen on the museographie.fr website. It is a nice example of how Advene covers multiple aspects of video annotation: edition, video exploration and visualisation through user-defined templates.
• The Technology and Design for Healthcare research group (from Politecnico de Milano) uses Advene to analyse video and augment them with sensor information, such as in the Babylandia project.
• We collaborated with Livia Giunti (Pisa University), who used Advene to analyse fiction movies in the context of her PhD in History of Art Problems of fiction film analysis: testing and development of an analytical and interpretive model with digital tools (Problemi dell'analisi del testo di finzione audiovisivo: verifica e sviluppo di un modello analitico e interpretativo con strumenti digitali). See also Delle gioie e dei dolori dell’analisi del film (Italian) and L’analyse du film a l’ère numérique. Annotation, geste analytique et lecture active (French).
• The TIMC-IMAG laboratory uses Advene to annotate video recordings in the context of the Health Smart Home project: A Multimodal Corpus Recorded in a Health Smart Home .
• Maxim Makatchev, Reid Simmons and Majd Sakr (from Carnegie Mellon University) used Advene to analyse nonverbal behaviors in receptionist interactions.
• M. Rohrbach, S. Amin, M. Andriluka and B. Schiele used Advene to build a fine-grained activity database around cooking: A Database for Fine Grained Activity Detection of Cooking Activities
• The Cine Lab ANR Project aims at studying, developing and experimentally validating a software to annotate movies and produce new contents from these annotations.
• The TeXMeX team at IRISA uses Advene to visualise and validate the output of their video analysis algorithms. They contributed alignment features as well as a new shot detection algorithm.
• In the Actors & Avatars project at Roskilde Universitet (RUC), Advene is used to analyse videoviews, i.e. video interviews and captures of users of virtual worlds, and carry out their investigation.
  Jane Widtfeldt Meged has used Advene for his PhD The Guided Tour - a Co-produced Tourism Performance, to analyse video captures of guided tours and interviews of participants.
• The Synote project used Advene for initial prototypes and used it as inspiration for user interface design and annotation making from Advene.
• INcorporACTIONS - Réincorporer le langage en interaction