Recent Advances in Multimedia Imaging and Content Security
A special issue of Journal of Imaging (ISSN 2313-433X). This special issue belongs to the section "Multimedia Systems and Applications".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 28 February 2027 | Viewed by 203
Editors
Interests: multimedia information security; computer vision; video compositing
Interests: multimedia security; digital watermarking; quantum watermarking; deep learning
Interests: artificial intelligence; AI4Science; numerical simulation; AI4DUSE; smart energy
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Recent advancements in multimedia imaging and content security technologies are transforming digital experiences by enabling both enhanced content creation and robust protection. As multimedia content becomes increasingly integrated into both personal and professional domains, the need for innovative imaging techniques that also secure this content has never been more critical. The rapid growth in the creation and consumption of digital media calls for not only high-quality content generation and sophisticated processing but also solutions that ensure the protection of content integrity. This dual demand for enhanced creativity and robust security is now driving developments in areas such as secure content creation, manipulation, and distribution. These advancements span various sectors, including entertainment, healthcare, education, and industrial applications, where digital media is central to the delivery of services and experiences.
The integration of multimedia imaging with content security is opening new frontiers in how content is produced, shared, and protected. By converging these two fields, new opportunities are emerging for creating secure, high-quality digital experiences that maintain privacy and integrity. This Special Issue aims to explore and showcase innovations that lie at this intersection, covering topics such as multimedia generative and foundation models, multimedia interpretability and explainability, multimedia retrieval and search, content authentication and verification, privacy and security in multimedia systems, watermarking and fingerprinting for digital media, and digital rights management.
Dr. Ji-Zhe Zhou
Dr. Xiao-Chen Yuan
Dr. Wentao Feng
Dr. Xia Du
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- multimedia imaging
- content security
- image and video search, analysis and understanding
- biometrics and forensics
- video and image interpretation and generation
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