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Mario Doeller, Ruben Tous, Frederik Temmermans, Kyoungro Yoon, Je-Ho Park, Youngseop Kim, Florian Stegmaier, Jaime Delgado
 

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Triggered by the new wave and rise of social networks, community based image sharing platforms emerge at an increasing rate. Currently, almost every repository offers a different interaction interface and metadata description format. Unfortunately, this prevents unified and efficient access to those repositories. Consequently, data exchange between systems is often cumbersome. In this context, ISO/IEC SC29WG1 (more commonly known as JPEG) initiated the JPSearch framework standardization. It aims fostering the interaction with and among image repositories. The standard focuses on three main cornerstones supporting (i) repository synchronization, (ii) search and access and (iii) image collection creation and maintenance. This paper discusses the main concepts, parts and achievements of the JPSearch framework and demonstrates its use through a set of substantial case studies.

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