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Guest Editors' Introduction: Capture, Archival, and Retrieval of Personal Experience
2006
IEEE Multimedia
T he human preoccupation with capturing and archiving memorable experiences witnessed astonishing technological advancement in the 20th century, progressing from diaries and paintings to the dawn of the digital camera and camcorder era-and ushering in our multimedia community. Today, we must expand our notion of media, because audio and video recording can also be supplemented in many ways, including with temperature, heart rate, location, acceleration, humidity, Web pages visited, and logging
doi:10.1109/mmul.2006.82
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