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Results of Just-In-Time Browsing for Digital Microfilm

Results of Just-In-Time Browsing for Digital Microfilm. Douglas J. Kennard and William A. Barrett. Residential Internet Access. End of 2001: 498 million people with Internet Access at home About 40% of them in the U.S. September 2001: Broadband: 11% of U.S. Households (increasing)

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Results of Just-In-Time Browsing for Digital Microfilm

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  1. Results of Just-In-Time BrowsingforDigital Microfilm Douglas J. Kennard and William A. Barrett

  2. Residential Internet Access End of 2001: • 498 million people with Internet Access at home • About 40% of them in the U.S. September 2001: • Broadband: 11% of U.S. Households (increasing) • Dial-up service: 80% of U.S. households Sources: "Report: Half Billion People Have Home Net Access" March 7, 2002 (Reuters) "A Nation Online: How Americans Are Expanding Their Use of the Internet" Feb. 2002, (U.S. Department of Commerce)

  3. Is Microfilm Practical with a Modem? 2200 x 1816 pixels (287,231 Bytes JPEG compressed) more than 600 frames on this film

  4. “Browsing” is “Getting to the Good Stuff”

  5. Progressive Resolution Sequential Transmission Progressive Transmission 7.81 %

  6. Progressive Grayscale (Bitplane Method) 1 Bitplane 2 Bitplanes 3 Bitplanes 4 Bitplanes (2 levels of gray) (4 levels of gray) (8 levels of gray) (16 levels of gray)

  7. JITB Digital Microfilm Browser

  8. What is Just-In-Time Browsing? • Progressive Image Transmission: • Hierarchical Spatial Resolution • Progressive Bitplane Encoding • JBIG Compressed Bitplanes (other compressors also supported) • Prioritized Regions of Interest • User Interaction for Immediate Response • “On-the-fly” reordering of data

  9. Example Data File For Image Header, Meta Info (w, h, cols, rows, bits, etc.) Data Offset for <0,0,0,0> Data Offset for <1,0,0,0> ... Compressed Data for <0,0,0,0> Compressed Data for <1,0,0,0> ... Data Organization for Retrieval Each image in the resolution hierarchy is split into a grid of tiles, each of which is then bitplane encoded. Each bitplane is compressed and stored in a file, along with image meta-information and an index to the compressed data segments.

  10. Some Actions Considered DuringBrowser-Server Communication • Postpone Data • Cancel Data that has been Requested • Change Priority • Limit Responses to Bandwidth

  11. Microfilm Browser Demo

  12. JITB Results 1,645 Bytes

  13. JITB Results 2,759Bytes

  14. JITB Results 3,888 Bytes

  15. Compare with MrSID 21,998 bytes received

  16. Compare with MrSID 37,798 bytes received

  17. JITB Results 10,985 Bytes

  18. JITB Results 20,313 Bytes

  19. JITB Results 34,238 Bytes

  20. Compare with MrSID 53,827 bytes received

  21. Compare with MrSID 87,366 bytes received

  22. Compare JITB Speed with MrSID Distinguishing between “Guide Rock Precinct” and “Guide Creek Precinct” for 10 frames was about three or four times faster using Just-In-Time Browsing than using MrSID.

  23. Questions? http://rivit.cs.byu.edu/~kennard/jitb For more information::

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