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RAVI: representation for audiovisual interactive applications

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RIAO '88: User-Oriented Content-Based Text and Image Handling

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Published: 21 March 1988 Publication History

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Because of the basically heterogeneous and international nature of its exchanges, the world of Telecommunications is very conscious of the need for standardisation. Yet it has to be said that, although with regard to transmission equipment and techniques, standards follow closely on technological progress (the Integrated Service Digital Network is a typical example), in the field of content presentation techniques, there is a vast difference between the degree of sophistication of available medias (sound, photographies, audiovisual) and the applications that can be exchanged in a standardised manner. In fact, the exchange of text is the only stable application (apart from radio and television of course).

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RAVI, Specifications Version V1 30/04/1987 Brochure 1: General Presentation of RAVI

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RAVI, Specifications Version v1 30/04/87 Brochure 2 : RAVI language : semantics, syntax and coding

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RAVI, Specifications Version V1 30/04/87 Brochure 3 : RAVI communication protocols

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RAVI, Specifications Version V1 30/04/1987 Brochure 4 : Implementation profiles and recommendations.

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RIAO '88: User-Oriented Content-Based Text and Image Handling

March 1988

412 pages

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M. Jacques Arsac
l'Ecole Normale Supérieure, l'Academie des Sciences, CID

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LE CENTRE DE HAUTES ETUDES INTERNATIONALES D'INFORMATIQUE DOCUMENTAIRE

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