My research focuses on arguably the most important challenge in media; how to produce time-driven media experiences directly on data-driven platforms, such as the Web. This challenge underpins key challenges is the domain, such as personalized media production, and is a prerequisite for time-driven media becoming properly integrated with the online world. Currently I am finalizing my PhD thesis which presents the solution to this challenge.
Ingar Arntzen
Senior Researcher DARWIN
inar@norceresearch.no
+47 930 25 523
Forskningsparken Tromsø, Sykehusvn 23, 9019 Tromsø
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Energy & Technology
Research Groups
More information about Ingar
Projects
Publications
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Academic articleControl-Driven Media: A Unifying Model for Consistent, Cross-platform Multimedia Experiences– International Journal of Advanced Computer Science and Applications (IJACSA) 2024
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Academic articleRadar size inference from statistics of RCS samples– ESA SP 2023
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Conference lectureControlled Interactivity - lean-back media experiences based on lean-forward technologies– IFI PhD Seminar Fall 2023 2023
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Academic chapterState Trajectory. A Unifying Approach to Interactivity with Real-Time Sharing and Playback Support– 2023
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Conference lectureClient side dynamic aspect ratio based on automated AI analysis– CPPR 2022 2022
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Conference lectureUX-based personalization of timed media experiences– Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) Workshop for Ph.D. Students 2021
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Research reportSatellite-Based National Intertidal-Zone Mapping of Continental Norway with Sentinel-1&2– NORCE Norwegian Research Centre 2021
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Academic articleTime-series of cloud-free sentinel-2 NDVI data used in mapping the onset of growth of central Spitsbergen, Svalbard– Remote Sensing 2021
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Conference lectureMapping atmospheric exposure in the intertidal zone with Sentinel-1– Havforskermøtet 2020 2020
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Research reportAdvanced Sentinel-1 Analysis Ready Data for Africa (ESA EO4SD: SAR-4-Africa), D5 – Final Report– NORCE Norwegian Research Centre 2020
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Academic chapterMedia Synchronization on the Web– 2018
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Academic chapterTiming - small step for developers, giant leap for the media industry.– 2016
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Academic chapterData-independent sequencing with the timing object: a JavaScript sequencer for single-device and multi-device web media.– 2016
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Research reportMediasync Report 2015: Evaluating timed playback of HTML5 Media. (28/2015)– NORCE Norwegian Research Centre 2015
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Academic chapterShaping Community and Technology: Testing New Technology at a Norwegian International Youth Film Workshop– 2014
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Academic chapterThe media state vector: a unifying concept for multi-device media navigation– 2013
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Academic chapterComposite Media; A new paradigm for online media– 2013
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Conference lectureAccess control to BitTorrent swarms using closed swarms– AVSTP2P '10: Proceedings of the 2010 ACM workshop on Advanced video streaming techniques for peer-to-peer networks and social networking 2010
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Research reportThe Event Web– Institutt for informatikk 2007
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Conference lectureA Stateful and Open Structure for Online Marketplaces– 25th IEEE International Conference on Distributed Computing Systems (ICDCS 2005) Workshops 2005
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Academic chapterA Stateful and Open Structure for Online Marketplaces– 2005
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Research reportA Programmable Structure For Pervasive Computing– UiT Norges arktiske universitet 2004
