From: grechenig@eimoni.tuwien.ac.at (Thomas Grechenig) Subject: CONF: Vienna Conference on HCI 93, Sept 20-22, 1993 Date: Fri, 11 Jun 1993 23:31:34 GMT Organization: Technical University of Vienna Crossposted from news.announce.conferences VIENNA CONFERENCE ON HUMAN COMPUTER INTERACTION 93 - FIN DE SIECLE September 20-22, 1993 - Vienna, Austria University of Technology Vienna University of Vienna ***** PRELIMINARY PROGRAMME ***** Thomas Grechenig Department of Computer Science University of Technology Vienna Resselgasse 3/2/188, A-1040 Vienna, Austria grechenig@eimoni.tuwien.ac.at Manfred Tscheligi Department of Applied Computer Science University of Vienna Lenaug. 2/8, A-1080 Vienna, Austria tscheligi@ani.univie.ac.at Monika Fahrnberger Department of Computer Science University of Technology Vienna Resselgasse 3/188, A-1040 Vienna, Austria Tel: +43 1 58801 4097; Fax: +43 1 5041580 VCHCI@eimoni.tuwien.ac.at ***** The VCHCI '93 is an in co-operation conference with ACM-SIGCHI. It is supported by BCS, GI, OCG and IFIP TC 13. ***** GOAL OF THE CONFERENCE The Vienna Conference on Human Computer Interaction (VCHCI '93) is an international conference which brings together researchers and practitioners interested in the area of Human Computer Interaction. The goal of the VCHCI is to serve the community with a balanced programme of reviewed technical papers, posters, panel discussions, demon-strations, exhibitions and invited talks that represent in one meeting current research results, remarkable new ideas, how to apply them, and the most comprehensive overviews of current technology and practice. All papers have been judged by at least three members of the Programme Committee on technical soundness, originality and innovativeness of work, importance and relevance to HCI research, clarity of presentation and methods, credibility of goals and results as well as adequateness of bibliography. MOTTO & LOCATION The FIN DE SIECLE for Vienna was a place of intensity, disputes and rapid development in culture, politics and science. MODERNISM provoked both the moral-scientific tradition as well as the aesthetic-aristocratic ideal. E.g., by absorbing the fashionable poetic and plastic culture of all Europe in his language glowing darkly with purple and gold, the adolescent narcissus Hugo von Hofmannsthal became the idol of Vienna's culture-ravenous intelligentsia. Karl Kraus, the city's most acidulous moralist, poured contempt upon "that gem-collector" Hofmannsthal, who "flees life and loves the things which beautify iT". A century later, in today's fin de siecle, the VCHCI will emphasize on showing that HCI - is more than AN AREA TO BEAUTIFY interaction with computers - PROVOKES DISPUTES among its different contributing fields - does not FLEE THE VITAL QUESTIONS for people using computers - provides RADICALLY NEW opportunities for users The LOCATION of VCHCI '93 will be the Vienna University of Technology situated right in the heart of the old town. One is directly in touch with Vienna's history, art, music, and architecture. It is the area where at the turn-of-the-century out of a crisis of political and social disintegration much of modern culture and thought was born. FREUD, MAHLER, SCHNITZLER, KLIMT were all working within a few steps from one another. ADLER, LOOS, SCHOENBERG at the same time discovered and developed their talents. KOKOSCHKA, SCHIELE and WITTGENSTEIN spent an inspiring youth then. For sure it will also be interesting to find out, whether in this century's fin de siecle Vienna, modern and progressive on one hand, narrow and illiberal on the other, can cope with the vitality of that time. Apart from the official cultural and social programme the organizing committee will provide you with detailed information and hints on Vienna's past and present culture. ==================================================================== PROGRAMME COMMITTEE Beth Adelson (Rutgers University, Camden, USA), Bengt Ahlstrom (Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, SWE), Sandrine Balbo (LGI, Grenoble, FRA), Sebastiano Bagnara (University of Siena, ITA), David Benyon (Open University, Milton Keynes, UK), Meera M. Blattner (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, USA), Ahmet Cakir (Ergonomics Institute, Berlin, GER), Gilbert Cockton (University of Glasgow, UK), Prasun Dewan (Purdue University, West Lafayette, USA), Gitta Domik (University of Paderborn, GER), Sarah Douglas (University of Oregon, Eugene, USA), Wolfgang Dzida (GMD, Sankt Augustin, GER), Scott Elrod (Xerox PARC, Palo Alto, USA), Tom Erickson (Apple Computer, Cupertino, USA), Giorgio P. Faconti (CNR, Pisa, ITA), James Foley (Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, USA), Andrew U. Frank (University of Technology Vienna, AUT), William W. Gaver (Xerox EuroPARC, Cambridge, UK), Peter Gorny (University of Oldenburg, GER), Richard A. Guedj (Institut National des Telecomm. Evry, FRA), Nuno M. Guimaraes (INESC, Lissabon, POR), Judy Hammond (University of Technology Sydney, AUS), Tom Hewett (Drexel University, Philadelphia, USA), James D. Hollan (Bellcore, Morristown, USA), Bradley Hartfield (University of Hamburg, GER), Ulrich Hoppe (GMD-IPSI, Darmstadt, GER), Robert J.K. Jacob (Naval Research Laboratory, Washington DC, USA), Peter Johnson (University of London, UK), Clare-Marie Karat (IBM United States, Greenwich, USA), John Karat (IBM Watson Res. Center, Yorktown Heights, USA), Wendy A. Kellogg (IBM Watson Res. Center, Yorktown Heights, USA), Werner Kuhn (University of Technology Vienna, AUT), David Kurlander (Microsoft Research, Redmond, USA), Clayton Lewis (University of Colorado, Boulder, USA), Jonas Lowgren (Linkoping University, SWE), Allan MacLean (Xerox EuroPARC, Cambridge, UK), David Maulsby (University of Calgary, CAN), James R. Miller (James R. Miller, Apple Computer, Cupertin, USA), Michael J. Muller (US WEST Advanced Technologies, Boulder, CO, USA), Dianne Murray (University of Surrey, UK), Robert Neches (University of South. Calif., Marina del Rey, USA), Gary M. Olson (University of Michigan, USA), Paolo Paolini (Politecnico di Milano, ITA), Franz Penz (Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, Chilton UK), Christian Rathke (University of Stuttgart, GER), Matthias Rauterberg (ETH, Zurich, CH), Harald Reiterer (GMD, St. Augustin, GER), Mary Beth Rosson (IBM Watson Res. Center, Yorktown Heights, USA), Gavriel Salvendy (Purdue University, West Lafayette, USA), Dominique L. Scapin (INRIA, Le Chesnay, FRA), Helmut Schauer (University of Zurich, CH), Franz Schiele (GMD-IPSI, Darmstadt, GER), Chris Schmandt (MIT Media Laboratory, Cambridge, USA), Chris Shaw (University of Alberta, CAN), John Stasko (Giorgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, USA), Tom Stewart (System Concepts, London, UK), Martha R. Szczur (NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, USA), Pedro Szekely (University of Southern California, Marina del Rey, USA), Michael Tauber (University of Paderborn, GER), Jo Tombaugh (Carleton University, Ottawa, CAN), Thomas S. Tullis (Canon Information Systems, Costa Mesa, USA), Andrew Turk (University of Melbourne, AUS), Gerrit van der Veer (Free University, Amsterdam, NLD), Ina Wagner (University of Technology Vienna, AUT), Yvonne Waern (Linkoping University, SWE), Pierre Wellner (Xerox EuroPARC, Cambridge, UK), Alan Wexelblat (MIT Media Laboratory, Cambridge, USA), Juergen Ziegler (Fraunhofer- Institut IAO, Stuttgart, GER) CONFERENCE CHAIRS Thomas Grechenig (Vienna University of Technology, AUT) Manfred Tscheligi (University of Vienna, AUT) ***** PRELIMINARY PROGRAMME Monday, September 20 Registration 8.15 onwards Session 1 Opening 9.30-10.30 Welcome from Rector Magnifizenz Peter Skalicky Vienna University of Technology Guided Tour through the Conference Thomas Grechenig, Manfred Tscheligi Vienna University of Technology, University of Vienna Morning Break 10.30-11.00 Session 2 Invited Talk 11.00-12.15 William Buxton Xerox Palo Alto Research Center & University of Toronto Lunch Break 12.15-14.30 Session 3 Supporting the Developers 14.30-16.00 Integrating Interactive 3D-Graphics into an Object-Oriented Application Framework Dominik Eichelberg, Philipp Ackermann Institut fuer Informatik, Multimedia-Laboratorium, University Zuerich, Switzerland An Experimental Knowledge-Based User Interface Management System Haishan Huang, Ernest Edmonds LUTCHI Research Centre, Loughborough University of Technology, UK Objects Feeling Objects in a MultiView Object Space Franz Penz, Luis Carrico Instituto Superior Technico/INSEC, Lissabon, Portugal Session 4 Hyper- and Multimedia 14.30-16.00 ShareME: A Metaphor-based Authoring Tool for Multimedia Environments Kaisa Vaeaenaenen ZGDV-Computer Graphics Center, Darmstadt, Germany Structured Browsing of Hypermedia Databases H. Maurer, F. Kappe, N. Scherbakov, P. Srinivasan Institute for Information Processing and Computer Supported New Media, Graz University of Technology, Austria Object-Oriented Dialog Control for Multimedia User Interfaces Rainer Goetze, Helmut Eirund, Roland Claassen Fachbereich Informatik, University of Oldenburg, Germany Session 5 Supporting the Users 14.30-16.00 Contextsensitive Help - Facilities in GUIs through Situations Friedrich Strauss Institut fuer Informatik und Gesellschaft, Abtl. Modellbildung und soziale Folgen Freiburg, Germany User-adapted hypertext explanations Fahri Yetim Department of Information Science, University of Konstanz, Germany >From Conflict to Dialogue: On Attack and Defence in On-line Assistance Peter W. Fach, Maria Bannert and Klaus Kunkel Department for Computational Linguistics, University of Stuttgart, Germany Department of Empirical Educational Research, University Koblenz- Landau , Germany Afternoon Break 16.00-16.30 Poster Presentation I 16.00-17.00 Monday Evening Events 18.00 onwards Tuesday, September 21 Registration 8.15 onwards Session 6 Invited Talk 9.15-10.30 Tom Hewett Drexel University, Philadelphia, USA Morning Break 10.30-11.00 Session 7 Studying the Users 11.00-12.30 Toward Deep Modelling and Control of Human Activity at the Microscope A. Derder, C. Garbay Lab. TIMC / IMAG, Universite Joseph Fourier, Grenoble, France Where is the primary attention focus of the user? Matthias Rauterberg, Christian Cachin Work and Organizational Psychology Unit, ETH Zurich, Switzerland MODIFIER: Improving an End-User Modifiable System Through User Studies Andreas Girgensohn NYNEX Science and Technology, White Plains, New York, USA Session 8 The Use of Specification 11.00-12.30 Handling Interaction in Software Specification Christian Attioge, Jean-Louis Durieux IRIT - Universite Paul Sabatier, Toulouse, France Dialogue Design Through Modified Dataflow and Data Modelling Soren Lauesen, Morten Borup Harning Copenhagen Business School, Frederiksberg, Denmark Deriving the Functional Requirements for a Concept Sketching Device: a Case Study Raghu Kolli, Jim Hennessey Delft University of Technology, Faculty of Industrial Design Engineering, The Netherlands Lunch Break 12.30-14.30 Session 9 Supporting Cooperation 14.30-16.00 Theory-Based Negotation Frameworks for Supporting Group Work Beth Adelson Rutgers University, Camden, New Jersey, USA >From Undo to Mulit-User Applications Thomas Berlage, Andreas Genau German National Research Center for Computer Science (GMD), Sankt Augustin, Germany MAP&ROOM: A Concept of Spatial User Interface for Accessing Network Services Jun Mizunashi, Kumiko Nakagawa, Kazuhito Kojima, Yutaka Matsushita Department of Instrumentation Engineering, Keio University, Yokohama, Japan Session 10 Evaluating the Use 14.30-16.00 TestIt: An Automated Evaluation Tool for Human-Computer Interaction Projects Clark N. Quinn, Richard Preston School of Computer Science and Engineering, The University of New South Wales, Kensington, Australia Software-Evaluation based upon ISO 9241 Part 10 Jochen Pruemper DATA TRAIN GmbH, Berlin, Germany Diagnosing Quality of Life in Working Environment D. Cordelle, D. Bronisz Cap Gemini Innovation, Meylan Cedex, France Afternoon Break 16.00-16.30 Poster Presentation II 16.00-17.00 Tuesday Evening Events 18.00 onwards Wednesday, September 22 Session 11 Plenary Panel 9.30-10.30 Gem-Collection or True Support for Users: State of the Art and Future Directions in HCI Research (Policy) Morning Break 10.30-11.00 Session 12 Tools for the Developer 11.00-12.30 Dialogue Independence Based on a Structured UIMS Interface Soren Lauesen, Morten Borup Harning, Hans Frederik Boving Copenhagen Business School, Frederiksberg, Denmark A Human Factors Based User Interface Design Harald Reiterer German National Research Center for Computer Science (GMD), Human-Computer Interaction Research Division, St. Augustin, Germany ActorStudio: An Interactice User Interface Editor Marja-Riita Koivunnen, Ora Lassila, Juha Ahvo, Minna Rankinen, Sirpa Riihiaho, Bodil Riihinen Helsinki University of Technology, Espoo, Finland Session 13 New and Old Metaphors 11.00-12.30 Natural Training Wheels: Learning and Transfer Between Two Versions of a Computer Application Marita Franzke, John Rieman University of Colorado, Institute of Cognitive Science, Boulder, Colorado, USA Beyond Bars and Hour Glasses: Designing Performance and Progress Indicators Sabine Musil University of Vienna, Vienna User Interface Group, Austria On the Problems of Untrained Authors Creating Hypertext Documents Margit Pohl, Peter Purgathofer Vienna University of Technology, Department of Design and Assessment of Technology, Austria Lunch Break 12.30-14.00 Session 14 Studying the Developer 14.00-15.00 What is so Special About Exceptional Software Professionals? Sabine Sonnentag Department of Psychology, University of Giessen, Germany System-Adaption and Reality+s own Dynamism Michael Paetau GMD, Forschungsbereich Mensch-Maschine-Kommunikation, Sankt Augustin, Germany Session 15 Developing for Special Environments 14.00-15.00 Software Ergonomics for Real-Time Systems A. M. Heinecke University of Hamburg, Fachbereich Informatik/ANT, Germany Man-Machine Design for Clinical Information Systems: An Ecological Interface Design Approach Kip Canfield, Kerry Petrucci University of Maryland, Department of Information Systems, Laboratory for Healthcare Informatics, Baltimore, USA Afternoon Break 15.00-15.30 Session 16 Plenary Panel 15.30-16.30 Gem-Collection or True Support for Users? How to Educate a "New HCI-Engineer" Wednesday Evening Event 18.00 onwards ***** POSTER PRESENTATIONS There will be various contributions presented as posters. These will be on display throughout the whole day of presentation. Each presenter will be available for discussion after poster presentation sessions. Monday, September 20 Poster Presentation I 16.00-17.00 On the Effects of Individual Differences with Reference to Spoken Language Dialogue Systems Stephen Love, John C. Foster, Mervin A. Jack Centre for Speech Technology Research, University of Edinburgh, UK Structured Browsers Enhancing the Interface Concept of Graphical Editors R. Schleich Department of Computer Science, Multi-Media Lab, University of Zurich, Switzerland Offering Different Perspectives in a Hypermedia Learning Environment Simon H. Gill, David K. Wright Department of Design, Brunel University, Egham, Surrey, UK Macroscopic and Microscopic Aspects of "Glyphs" Gitta Domik, Christopher Joslyn, Theresa Segura Department of Computer Science, University of Colorado at Boulder, USA "RelieF" - Herstellung von tastbaren Bildvorlagen fuer blinde oder sehbehinderte Personen Ruth Gruenfelder Institut fuer Allgemeine Elektrotechnik und Elektronik, Rehabilitationstechnik, TU-Wien, Austria An Information Exploration and Visualization Approach for Direct Manipulation of Databases Max M. North, Sarah M. North Human-Computer Interaction Laboratory, Clark Atlanta University, Atlanta, Georgia, USA Offices, Balconies, Doors and Corridors: An Experimental Interface Metaphor for Integrating Collaborative Design Styles Lyn Pemberton IT Research Institute, University of Brighton, UK Tuesday, September 21 Poster Presentation II 16.00-17.00 An interactive document image description for OCR of handwritten forms David Monger, Graham Leedham Department of Electronic Systems Engineering, University of Essex, Colchester, UK Electronic Meeting Assistance Johannes Bumiller, Stefanie Raether Research Information Technology, DaimlerBenz AG, Ulm, Germany Harmonization Criterion for the Man-Machine Interaction E. Soroko, S. Kirpich Academy of Sciences, Minsk, Belarussia Configurable Guides for a Seasonal Database Peter Purgathofer, Peter Rueppel Institut fuer Gestaltungs- und Wirkungsforschung, TU-Wien, Austria Forschungsgr. Softwaretechnik, Inst. f. Angewandte Informatik, TU- Berlin, Germany 3-Dimensional Visual Representations for Graphical User Interfaces: the Art of User Involvement Peter Thomas, Keith Goss Department of Computer Science, Brunel University, Uxbridge, UK Guidelines for Choosing Interaction Objects Jean M. Vanderdonckt, Monique Noirhomme-Fraiture, Fran Facultes Universitaires Notre-Dame de la Paix, Institut d+Informatique, Namur, Belgium Eine computergestuetzte multimediale Dokumentation ueber den Golfkrieg Wolfgang Hofkirchner, Ralf Pichler, Peter Purgathofer, Anton Bruno Trapp Institut fuer Gestaltungs- und Wirkungsforschung, TU-Wien, Austria The Global Window as a Communication Mediator in Public Administration Terje Grimstad, Riitta Hellman Norwegian Computing Center, Oslo, Norway A Supporting System for Human Creativity: Computer Aided Divergent Thinking Process by Provision of Associative Pieces of Information Kazushi Nishimoto, Kenji Mochizuki, Tsutomu Miyasato, Fumio Kishino ATR Communication Systems Research Laboratories, Kyoto, Japan ***** EXHIBITION, DEMONSTRATIONS, TUTORIALS Throughout the conference, there will be a commercial exhibition, and live interactive demonstrations. This will give delegates the opportunity to gain hands-on experience of many state of the art implementations, including interface toolkits, multimedia, hypermedia, conferencing and communications. Selected pieces of computer art performances will be presented along with the professional products. The exhibition and demonstrations provide an excellent opportunity for the promotion of exciting new products in the field. Two tutorials will cover important aspects for attendees from industry and commerce. Places will be filled on a first come, first served basis. ***** ACCOMMODATION A certain number of rooms has been reserved for the participants of the VCHCI'93 in the Conference Hotel Pannonia. It is a high quality hotel (****), and the conference organizers are willing to handle hotel-bookings for you. If you want to reserve on that basis, please use the hotel form in the end of this information. Together with a transfer of at least a third of your hotel rate to the conference account you should send this form to the conference secretariate. Reservations will be made on a first-come, first-served basis. Returning the Hotel Booking Form will result in a definite reservation. ***** SOCIAL & CULTURAL EVENTS DURING VCHCI T93 Monday, September 20: Reception at the town hall of Vienna. Cocktail party. Tuesday, September 21: Cultural event in the evening. Wednesday, Sept. 22: Conference Dinner at Hotel Pannonia (****). ***** ACCOMPANYING PERSONS Accompanying persons (non-participants in the scientific sessions of the conference) are welcome to join these events at the following rates: a) Reception at the town hall (Sept. 20, 93) AS 500,- b) Cultural Programme (Sept. 21, 93) AS 300,- c) Conference Dinner (Sept. 22, 93) AS 1000,- Should you want to register, will you please use the form in the end of this information! ***** REGISTRATION Please complete and return the enclosed registration form (end of this information). Your registration will be valid as soon as full payment has been received. You are asked to pick up your conference admission documents at the registration desk. Rates: Rates are shown in Austrian Shillings. Early booking (payment received by June 30, 93): Full rate registration 5.700,- Members of ACM, BCS, GI, OCG, IFIP TC 13 4.900,- Full-time student rate (copy of student identity card required) 1.300,- Late booking (payment received after June 30, 93): Full rate registration 7.500,- Members of ACM, BCS, GI, OCG, IFIP TC 13 6.300,- Full-time student rate (copy of student identity card required) 1.600,- These rates include participation in all sessions, 1 complete set of the conference proceedings, coffee, 3 social and cultural events in the evenings. (Student rate does not include the proceedings!) ***** ADDITIONAL PROCEEDINGS The price of each extra set of proceedings will be AS 1.100,-. You can buy them directly at the conference or order by mail. ***** CONFERENCE ACCOUNT Any payment in connection with the conference should be remitted to our account # 0964-58617/00 (Institut fuer Softwaretechnik) with CREDITANSTALT, Rilkeplatz, 1040 Wien. ***** INFORMATION For additional conference information, contact: Monika Fahrnberger, VCHCI '93 Department of Computer Science University of Technology Vienna Resselgasse 3/188 A-1040 Vienna, Austria Tel: +43 1 58801 4097; Fax: +43 1 5041580 email: VCHCI@eimoni.tuwien.ac.at ==================================================================== VIENNA CONFERENCE ON HUMAN COMPUTER INTERACTION 93 at the University of Technology Vienna September 20-22, 1993 - Vienna, Austria Registration Form Name:_______________________________________________________________ Last First Title(s):___________________________________________________________ Author: Yes o No o Address:____________________________________________________________ Telephone:__________________________________________________________ Telefax:____________________________________________________________ e-mail:_____________________________________________________________ Signature:__________________________________________________________ I will attend VCHCI'93 (for rates see above) ! before June 30 ! after June 30 ----------------------------------+-----------------+--------------- at the full rate ! ! ----------------------------------+-----------------+--------------- at the special rate for members ! ! of ACM, BCS, GI, OCG, IFIP TC 13 ! ! 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This answer form is a definite reservation! ==================================================================== ANY REGISTRATION FORM / HOTEL BOOKING FORM SHOULD BE RETURNED TO Monika Fahrnberger - VCHCI Institut f. Softwaretechnik / E188 Resselg. 3/2/188 A-1040 Wien Austria AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE!!! DEADLINE FOR EARLY REGISTRATION RATE: JUNE 30, 1993 (payment)!!! ==================================================================== ..why don t you realize, Vienna waits for you...