A media creation system is provided for creating photographs and videos that include assets sourced from different geographic locations. The media creation system may parsing media, transposition the media, and/or perform additional modifications to the media. A method for creating photographs, videos, and live streams of one or more assets sourced from different geographic locations using the audiovisual media composition system is also provided.

An example operation may include one or more of querying, by a transport, a plurality of transports within a range of an accident location, receiving, by the transport, agreements to access profiles of the plurality of transports on a storage, and responsive to the profiles containing video data associated with the accident location, linking the video data to a profile of the transport.

An example operation may include one or more of querying, by a transport, a plurality of transports within a range of an accident location, receiving, by the transport, agreements to access profiles of the plurality of transports on a storage, and responsive to the profiles containing video data associated with the accident location, linking the video data to a profile of the transport.

An interaction facilitator system is operable acquire community member dialogue videos generated by community members, wherein each community member dialogue video includes dialogue spoken by the community member that describes their viewpoints and opinions regarding an associated subject media content event. A community member dialogue video is acquired from a community member while the community member plays a uniquely generated geo-activity game wherein the community member completes an activity at each of a plurality of game play locations that lie along a game play route. At the end of play of the geo-activity game, the community member receives an incentive.

Embodiments of the present disclosure provide an apparatus, method and computer-readable medium for virtual access. An exemplary method includes capturing, by a user equipment (UE), a first data, wherein the first data comprises at least one of audio, video, and images. The method further includes transmitting, by the UE, the first data to a second UE, wherein the second UE is a server, and representing, by the second UE, an existence of the first data within a virtual database. The method still further includes accessing, by a third UE, the first data on the second UE, wherein the accessing comprises receiving at least one of the first data, a portion of the first data, a proxy file of the first data, and a low resolution version of the first data based on an application running on the third UE.

Systems and methods for facilitating contextual queries based on media samples automatically captured by a computing device are disclosed herein. A server receives from a computing device over a communication network, a media sample of a media asset automatically captured by the computing device. The server obtains contextual information corresponding to the captured media sample. The server stores the media sample in a memory indexed by the contextual information. The server receives, from the computing device over the communication network, a query that includes a criterion but lacks an identifier of the media asset. The server identifies the media sample in the memory by matching the query criterion to the contextual information. The server generates a reply to the query based on the identifying of the media sample and communicates the reply to the computing device over the communication network.

A geotagged video spatial indexing method for video retrieval based on a two-dimensional (2D) temporal grid is disclosed and includes:

generating the 2D temporal grid by using the earliest start time, the latest end time of all geotagged video clips and a temporal resolution; calculating row and column number information of each geotagged video clip based on its start time and end time; generating a spatial point for each geotagged video clip based on the row and column number information and obtaining a spatial point set; generating a R-tree spatial index structure corresponding to the spatial point set using a R-tree spatial index method; and locating the corresponding cell in a temporal grid based on retrieval conditions, generating a spatial point based on row and column number information of the grid cell, and finding the spatial point in the R-tree spatial index structure to get the geotagged video corresponding thereto.

A geotagged video spatial indexing method for video retrieval based on a two-dimensional (2D) temporal grid is disclosed and includes:

generating the 2D temporal grid by using the earliest start time, the latest end time of all geotagged video clips and a temporal resolution; calculating row and column number information of each geotagged video clip based on its start time and end time; generating a spatial point for each geotagged video clip based on the row and column number information and obtaining a spatial point set; generating a R-tree spatial index structure corresponding to the spatial point set using a R-tree spatial index method; and locating the corresponding cell in a temporal grid based on retrieval conditions, generating a spatial point based on row and column number information of the grid cell, and finding the spatial point in the R-tree spatial index structure to get the geotagged video corresponding thereto.

Techniques for analyzing media content are described. One technique generally comprises performing a regression analysis for characters in a plurality of media content based on user demographics, content outcome measure, and character models. The technique determines an attribute of significance. In some embodiments, the technique selects media content for display that depicts a character having at least a threshold value of the attribute of significance. In some embodiments, the technique displays media analytics for the attribute of significance determined based on a value of the attribute of significance exceeding a threshold significance value.

The system and method of the present invention identify an environment or a location out of a sequence of information received in a video format. The invention provides a learning system and therefore the more videos that are received, relating to a specific environment/location, the more accurate the identification will be when a different image is later analyzed, including the ability to identify the environment/location seen from different viewpoint and angles.