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UBICOMP 2002
ADVANCE PROGRAM
FINAL PROGRAM
AVAILABLE
IN PDF
The final program for UbiComp 2002 is now available
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ONGOING EVENTS, MONDAY-TUESDAY
Disappearing
Computer
Jamboree
Exhibition
All 16
projects in this European Union proactive research program will be
present with interactive exhibits. For more information, visit www.disappearing-computer.net
Poster Exhibition
Late-breaking
results
will be presented as posters in the conference venue. Click here to see the poster program.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29
9.00 - 17.00: Workshops
Visit the workshop information page for full
details on how to attend workshops at UbiComp 2002.
Note that all workshop participants must be registered
at the conference!
9.00 - 17.00 Doctoral consortium
19.00
-
22.00: Opening Reception at Restaurant Trappan, Folkets Hus.
The
restaurant
is immediately adjacent to the main conference venue. Many
Swedish specialties will be served,
including all the varieties of pickled herring and snaps we can find!
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30
Conference
lunches and refreshments are included in the registration fee.
8.15 - 8.30: Conference opening
Introduction to UbiComp 2002, by general chair
Lars Erik Holmquist and program chair Gaetano Borriello
8.30 - 10.00: Opening key-note: Programmable Matter
Wil McCarthy is the author of numerous science
fiction novels, including Bloom and The Collapsium, and
a contributor to Nature, Wired, and many other science
periodicals. He will talk about Programmable Matter -
substances that literally change their atomic makeup at the flick of a
switch!
For more information on the
keynote, click here.
10.00 - 10.30: Coffee and refreshments
10.30 - 12.00: Paper session I: Mobile and
Context-Aware Systems
Chair:
Anind
Dey, Intel Research (Berkeley), USA
ComicDiary:
Representing
Individual Experiences in a Comics Style (full
paper)
Yasuyuki Sumi (ATR Media Information Science Laboratories), Ryuuki
Sakamoto (Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology), Keiko
Nakao (ATR Media Information Science Laboratories), Kenji Mase (ATR
Media Information Science Laboratories)
Rememberer: A Tool for Capturing Museum Visits (tech note)
Margaret Fleck, Marcos Frid, Tim Kindberg, Eamonn
O’Brien-Strain, Rakhi Rajani, Mirjana Spasojevic (Hewlett Packard Labs
Palo Alto)
Context-Aware Computing: A Test Case (full paper)
Jenna Burrell (Intel Reserarch), Geri K Gay (Cornell University), Kiyo
Kubo (Cornell University), Nick Farina (Cornell University)
Mobile
Reality:
A PDA-Based Multimodal Framework Synchronizing a Hybrid Tracking
Solution
with 3D Graphics and Location-Sensitive Speech Interaction (full paper)
Stuart Goose (Siemens Corporate Research), Heiko
Wannin (University of Saarlandes), Georg Schneider (Fachhochschule
Trier)
12.00 - 13.30: Lunch
With spotlight on the Disappearing Computer Jamboree
13.30 - 15.00: Paper session II: User Studies and
Design
Chair: Joelle Coutaz, CLIPS-IMAG,
Université
Joseph Fourier, France
User
Study Techniques in the Design and Evaluation of a Ubicomp Environment
(full
paper)
Sunny Consolvo (Intel Research Seattle)), Larry
Arnstein (University of Washington), and B. Robert Franza (University
of
Washington)
Supporting
Human
Activities— Exploring Activity-Centered Computing (tech note)
Henrik Bærbak Christensen and Jakob E.
Bardram (University of Aarhus)
Change Blind Information Display for Ubiquitous Computing
Environments (full paper)
Stephen S. Intille (MIT)
Issues in Personalizing Shared
Ubiquitous
Devices (full paper)
Jonathan Trevor, David M. Hilbert, Bill N. Schilit
(Fuji-Xerox Palo Alto Laboratory)
15.00 - 15.30: Coffee and refreshments
15.30 - 17.00: Paper session III: Perceptual
Interfaces and Responsive Environments
Chair: GuangYou Xu, TsingHua
University,
China
Perceptual Components for Context Aware Computing (full paper)
James L. Crowley (INRIA), Joëlle Coutaz
(Université
Joseph Fourier), Gaeten Rey (Université Joseph Fourier), Patrick
Reignier (INRIA)
Face-responsive interfaces: from direct manipulation to perceptive
presence (full paper)
Trevor Darrell, Konrad Tollmar, Frank Bentley,
Neal Checka, Loius-Phillipe Morency, Ali Rahimi and Alice Oh (MIT AI
Lab)
Vision-Based Face Tracking System for Large Displays (tech note)
Yasuto Nakanishi (University of
Electro-Communications – Tokyo), Takashi Fujii (University of
Electro-Communications – Tokyo),
Kotaro Kiatjima (University of Electro-Communications – Tokyo), Yoichi
Sato
(University of Tokyo), Hideki Koike (University of
Electro-Communications
– Tokyo)
The FindIT Flashlight: Responsive Tagging Based on Optically Triggered
Microprocessor Wakeup (tech note)
Hongshen Ma and Joseph A. Paradiso (MIT Media Lab)
‘ForSe FIElds’ – Force Sensors For Interactive Environments (tech note)
Lisa McElligott (University Of Limerick, Media Lab
Europe), Michelle Dillon (University Of Limerick, Media Lab Europe),
Krispin Leydon (University Of Limerick), Bruce Richardson (University
Of Limerick), Mikael Fernström (University Of Limerick), Joe
Paradiso (Media Lab
Europe, MIT Media Lab)
17.15-18.00: Ubiquitous Computing Town Hall
Meeting
Participants are invited to discuss the UbiComp
conference
and provide feedback for this and next year's organizers. The meeting
will
be moderated by UbiComp 2003 general chair Joe McCarthy.
18.00 - 19.30: Video reception
Drinks and food
will
be served in the lobby of the Draken cinema.
19.30 - 20.30: Video
program
The UbiComp 2002 video program will be screened in the Draken Cinema
and
consists of a broad selection of new and old ubiquitous computing
videos,
that were selected by a jury from over four hours of submissions.
Complete list of videos
in
the video program
21.00 - 23.00: Movie screening: Minority Report
Draken comes into its own as a state-of-the-art cinema, when we show
the
new Steven Spielberg movie Minority Report, starring Tom Cruise
and
based on a short story by legendary science fiction author Philip K.
Dick! Several
well-known HCI and UbiComp researchers,
including a number of MIT
graduates, acted as advisors for the design of the futuristic
technology
featured in the film.
The screening will be introduced by UbiComp 2002 keynote speaker Wil
McCarthy.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1
8.30 - 10.00: Papers session IV: Sharing
and Accessing Information - Public and Private
Chair: Jim Crowley, INRIA
Grenoble,
France
Approximate
Information Flows: Socially-based Modeling of Privacy in Ubiquitous
Computing (full paper)
Xiaodong Jiang, Jason I. Hong, James A. Landay
(University of California, Berkeley)
The Personal Server: Changing the Way We Think About Ubiquitous
Computing (full paper)
Roy Want, Trevor Pering, Gunner Danneels, Muthu
Kumar, Murali Sundar, John Light (Intel Research)
QueryLens: Beyond ID-Based Information Access (full paper)
Shin’ichi Konomi (University of Colorado)
Pin&Play: Networking Objects through Pins (tech note)
Kristof van Laerhoven, Albrecht Schmidt,
Hans-Werner Gellersen (Lancaster University)
Social Aspects of Using Large Public Interactive Displays for
Collaboration (tech note)
Daniel M. Russell, Clemens Drews, Alison Sue (IBM
Almaden Research Center)
A Privacy Awareness System for Ubiquitous Computing Environments (tech
note)
Marc Langheinrich (ETH Zurich)
10.00 - 10.30: Coffee and refreshments
10.30 - 12.00: Paper session V: Location,
Location, Location
Chair: Barry Brumitt, Microsoft
Research,
USA
A Hybrid
Location Model with a Computable Location Identifier for Ubiquitous
Computing
(full paper)
Changhao Jiang and Peter Steenkiste (Carnegie
Mellon University)
A Novel Broadband Ultrasonic Location System (full paper)
Mike Hazas and Andy Ward (University of Cambridge)
Location of Mobile Devices Using Networked Surfaces (full paper)
Frank Hoffmann and James Scott (University of
Cambridge)
SmartMoveX on a Graph – An Inexpensive Active Badge Tracker (tech note)
John Krumm (Microsoft Research Redmond), Lyndsay
Williams (Microsoft Research Cambridge), Greg Smith (Microsoft Research
Redmond)
A Generic Location Event Simulator (tech note)
Kumaresan Sanmugalingam and George Coulouris
(University of Cambridge)
12.00 - 13.30: Lunch
With spotlight on the
Disappearing Computer Jamboree
13.30 - 15.00: Paper session VI: Sensors and
Applications
Chair: Joseph Paradiso, MIT Media
Lab,
USA
Context Acquisition Based on Load Sensing (full paper)
Albrecht Schmidt, Martin Strohbach, Kristof van
Laerhoven, Adrian Friday, Hans-W. Gellersen (Lancaster University)
Proactive Instructions for Furniture Assembly (tech note)
Stavros Antifakos, Florian Michahelles, Bernt
Schiele (ETH Zurich)
WearNET: A Distributed Multi-Sensor System for Context Aware Wearables
(tech note)
P. Lukowicz, H. Junker, M. Stäger, T. von
Büren, G. Tröster (ETH Zurich)
PlantCare: An Investigation in Practical Ubiquitous Systems (full paper)
Anthony LaMarca (Intel Research Seattle), Waylon
Brunette (University of Washington), David Koizumi (Intel Research
Seattle), Matthew Lease (Intel Research Seattle), Stefan B. Sigurdsson
Using
Low-Cost
Sensing to Support Nutritional Awareness (tech note)
Jennifer Mankoff, Gary Hsieh, Ho Chak Hung, Sharon
Lee, Elizabeth Nitao (University of California, Berkeley)
15.00 - 15.30: Coffee and
refreshments
15.30 - 17.00 Closing panel: Ubiquitous Computing
in Domestic Environments
Organizer: Hans-Werner Gellersen,
Lancaster University
Moderator: Jakub Wejchert, Future and Emerging
Technologies, European
Commission
Panelists:
Gregory
Abowd, Georgia Tech
Bill Gaver, Interaction Design
Studio, Royal College of Art
Tom Rodden, Mixed Reality
Laboratory,
University of Nottingham
Staffan Truvé, GateSpace
This panel will bring together many different viewpoints on ubiquitous
computing in the home, including technology, design, ethnography,
research
and
industry.
17.00 - 17.15: Announcing UbiComp 2003
By UbiComp 2003 general chair Joe McCarthy
18.00 - 22.00: Reception at Göteborg IT University
Boats run from the Rosenlund ferry
terminal
to Lindholmen.The trip takes approximately 5-7 minutes.
The main boat leaves at 18.10 and goes directly to Lindholmen.
Additional boats run from Rosenlund to Lindholmen (via Lundbystrand) at
18.06, 18.36, 19.06 and 19.36.
Return boats from Lindholmen to Rosenlund
(via Lundbystrand)
run at 20.14 and 14 minutes past every hour; last boat leaves at 00.14
(don't
miss it!)
Full
timetable
(in Swedish)
Reception program:
19.00: Short welcome presentation
By representatives of the Göteborg IT University
19.15: Presentation of the up-coming Disappearing
Computer
2 call
Jakub Wejchert of IST-FET will talk about the new funding call, which
will
be out in December. (This session is open for all conference delegates)
19.30: Disappearing Computer Jamboree
closing
session
Announcements and discussions of up-coming DC
activities
by the DC Steering Group and the DC community. (This session is open
for
Disappearing Computer delegates only)
Snacks and drinks will be served throughout the night.
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