The relationship between standard fractional Brownian motion (FBM) and FBM
based on the Riemann-Liouville fractional integral (or RL-FBM) is clarified
. The absence of stationary property in the increment process of RL-FBM is
compensated by a weaker property of local stationarity, and the stationary
property for the increments of the large-time asymptotic RL-FBM. Generaliza
tion of RL-FBM to the RL-multifractional Brownian motion (RL-MBM) can be ca
rried out by replacing the constant Holder exponent by a time-dependent fun
ction. RL-MBM is shown to satisfy a weaker scaling property known as the lo
cal asymptotic self-similarity. This local scaling property can be translat
ed into the small-scale behaviour of the associated scalogram by using the
wavelet transform.