Define multimedia database. Describe challenges on multimedia database. Also describe their application areas of multimedia database .

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 Multimedia Database 

A Multimedia database is the collection of interrelated multimedia data that includes text, graphics (sketches, drawings), images, animations, video, audio, etc., and has vast amounts of multisource multimedia data. The framework that manages different types of multimedia data which can be stored, delivered, and utilized in different ways is known as a multimedia database management system.


Challenges to multimedia databases

Modeling: Work in this area can improve the database versus information retrieval techniques.

Design: The physical, conceptual, and logical design of multimedia databases is not addressed entirely leading to performance and tuning issues. Storage: The storage of databases on a standard disc can lead to problems like representation, mapping to disc hierarchies, compression, etc.

Performance: Audio-video synchronization and audio playback applications are where physical limitations dominate. Parallel processing can reduce these problems, but these techniques have not been completely developed yet. Multimedia databases also consume a lot of processing power and bandwidth.

Queries and Retrieval: Multimedia such as images, audio, and video lead to retrieval and query issues such as efficient query formation, query execution, etc. 


Multimedia Database Applications

Documents and record management: Industries that keep a lot of documentation and records. Ex: Insurance claim industry.

Knowledge dissemination: Multimedia database is an extremely efficient tool for knowledge dissemination and providing several resources. Ex: electronic books

Education and training: Multimedia sources can be used to create resources useful in education and training. These are popular sources of learning in recent days. Ex: Digital libraries.

Real-time monitoring and control: Multimedia presentation when coupled with active database technology can be an effective means for controlling and monitoring complex tasks. Ex: Manufacture control

  1. Marketing
  2. Advertisement
  3. Retailing
  4. Entertainment
  5. Travel


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