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In this paper we describe the design considerations for a touchscreen visual lifelog browser. Visual lifelogs are large collections of photographs which represent a person's experiences. Lifelogging devices, such as the wearable camera known as SenseCam, can record thousands of images per day. Utilizing the approach of event segmentation to organize and present these images, we have designed an interface to present lifelog collections for touchscreen interaction, thus increasing accessibility for users.
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