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Input Contribution
Document No.
Sensory Device Commands Metadata for RoSE Framework	m15563

Summary:

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  Technologies used: XML Schema, LonWorks
  
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  Also divided into common commands and device-specific commands
  
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  Various commands (see m15563 for details) and aligned with m15562
  

Action: Go to WD and conduct CE monitored by AhG

Input Contribution	Document No.
RoSE description schemes for realistic TV commercials	m15585

Summary:

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  Technologies used: XML Schema, MPEG-7 DS/D, MPEG-21 DIA tools, LonWorks
  
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  CommercialSensoryEffect: various sensory effects (see m15585 for details); overlaps exits with other proposals
  
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  CommercialSensoryPreference: various user preferences (see m15585 for details); overlaps exits with other proposals
  
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  CommercialSensoryDeviceCapability: various device capabilities (see m15585 for details); overlaps exist with other proposals
  
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  CommercialSensoryDeviceCommand: the commands (see m15585 for details); overlaps exist with other proposals
  

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  Complete proposal (similar to m15560-63) and it may need to be harmonized with other proposals, i.e., identify overlaps, etc.
  

Action: Go to WD and conduct CE monitored by AhG

Input Contribution	Document No.
Response to the call for technologies for RoSE	m15612

Summary:

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  Technologies used: no detailed information available (see below)
  
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  Overview of amBX which stands for “ambient experience”
  
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  amBX script = sensory effect metadata
  
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  Experience description: high-level abstraction (sunny, cool, explosion) and low-level abstraction (turn on fan at speed x)
  
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  Timing: start, end, duration
  
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  Conditional and priority mechanisms
  
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  If the set of devices changes, the engines takes into account, e.g., if device is removed the engine will try to transfer experience parts to remaining devices
  
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  Some minor remarks w.r.t. the RoSE requirements
  
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  No xml schema’s provided at this meeting, will be provided after discussions of the terms and conditions of the scope of the activity
  

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  Need to revise the requirements based on the remarks of this input contribution
  
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  Need to discuss the details of the technologies when provided
  

Action: Go to WD and conduct CE monitored by AhG

Input Contribution	Document No.
Possible Instantiations of the RoSE Framework	m15650

Summary:

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  Informative contribution presenting possible instantiations of the RoSE framework: unicast, multicast/broadcast, download & play
  

Action: as it is informative not action required.

Input Contribution	Document No.
Response to Call for Proposals on RoSE: Sensory Effect Metadata	m15651

Summary:

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  Technologies used: XML Schema, MPEG-21 DIA
  
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  General structure of sensory effect metadata which is referred to as SEM schema tools
  
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  Usage of patterns for describing sensory effects
  

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  Fragmentation of sensory effect metadata (i.e., for piece-wise, streamed processing thereof) and associating time information to these fragments
  
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  It may need to be harmonized with other proposals, i.e., identify overlaps, etc.
  

Action: Go to WD and conduct CE monitored by AhG

Input Contribution	Document No.
Response to Call for Proposals on RoSE: Sensory Device Capabilities	m15652

Summary:

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  Technologies used: XML Schema, MPEG-21 DIA
  
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  General structure of sensory device capabilities: extension of the terminal capabilities as defined in MPEG-21 Digital Item Adaptation (note: this approach might by also applicable for the user sensory preferences).
  
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  Actual sensory device capabilities based on patterns
  

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  It may need to be harmonized with other proposals, i.e., identify overlaps, etc.
  

Action: Go to WD and conduct CE monitored by AhG

Input Contribution	Document No.
Proposal for RoSE Metadata	m15681

Summary:

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  Technologies used: XML Schema, MPEG-7 DS
  
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  Provider Preference (Sensory Effect Metadata): expresses preferences of the provider in terms of the permissible range for the control parameter of user sensory device
  
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  Device Group Control (Sensory Effect Metadata): ChannelTypeID for the configuration of devices and ControlData for the parameters of sensory effects
  
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  User Effect Adaptation (User Sensory Preferences): very detailed user preferences w.r.t. who, when, where, what, and how.
  

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  Looks very complex but also innovative; it may need to be harmonized with other proposals, i.e., identify overlaps, etc.
  

Action: Go to WD and conduct CE monitored by AhG
Technical Work in Progress.