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University of Florence - MICC

The Media Integration and Communication Centre (MICC) was established at the beginning of 2001 by the University of Florence. It is an interdisciplinary Centre comprising researchers working in the fields of Telecommunications; Signal and Image Processing; Computer Science; Law; Psychology. It is specialised in the fields of Mobile Communications, Digital Rights Management Technologies, Human Computer Interaction, Multimedia Database Management, Legal Issues of Communications, Ergonomic Aspects of Human Computer Interaction. In particular with regard to DRM technologies the Centre inherited the experience, going back to 1996, of the Laboratorio Comunicazioni e Immagini of the Department of Electronics and Telecommunications of the University of Florence in watermarking and Electronic Copyright Management.

This experience has been gained mainly with the participation in three EU funded projects (IMPRIMATUR, TRADEX, RightsWatch) and in several nationally funded activities (e.g. watermarking of Cultural Heritage still images, protection and authentication of remote sensing images). The DRM research has focused mainly on still and video watermarking and recently on 3D objects watermarking.

Contact: Vito Capellini
Web site: http://www.micc.unifi.it/

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