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14 September 2010 |
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07 June 2010 |
The IEEE Symposium on Visual Languages and
Human-Centric Computing (VL/HCC) 2010 will be a forum for demos and
panels (Interactive Sessions) on emerging as well as established
topics relevant to the theory, applications and evaluation of
technologies on Visual Languages and Human-Centric research.
The organization of demos will be shared between the VL/HCC
organizers and the proposers, while the VL/HCC organizers will handle
the organization of panels.
The steering and organizing committees will evaluate proposals. Decisions will be communicated to the proposers by June 1st 2010. The actual activation of
panels is subject to the presence of an adequately sizeable
attendance.
Demos
Demos demonstrate how user experience and visual languages and
interaction professionals and researchers have applied human-computer
interaction to create practical solutions to domain specific
situations. Presentations may include areas such as: challenges faced
in implementing methods and techniques; development of new or improved
techniques; or incorporating Visual languages and Human-Centric
approaches into an organization (industrial case studies).
Areas of
interest include, but are not limited to: visual technology,
multimodal interaction, virtual reality, the web, or any other
technologies related to conference topics. Demos will be accompanied
by a demonstration of the software prototype. Demonstrators should use
their personal laptops, or provide adequate equipment for
installation. Demonstration proposals should be submitted by June 1st 2010 to amalizia@inf.uc3m.es and tanimoto@cs.washington.edu
Posters
We solicit the submission of Poster abstracts describing
promising work in progress. Poster abstracts should not exceed 2 pages
in IEEE Proceedings format. These abstracts will be included in the
proceedings published by IEEE, and will be presented as posters.
Besides a dedicated session, we plan to have posters on
Display throughout the whole Conference, with adequate time for
discussion. Submission deadline June 1st 2010.
Panels
Panels should focus on emerging research, controversial issues, or unsolved problems in the VL/HCC community. The goal of a panel is debate. Therefore panels should always reflect more than one point of view.
Panels should be provocative and lively and should inspire thoughtful, engaged discussion, at the event itself and beyond. We expect the panelists to actively engage the audience and help them gain a deeper understanding of important and of controversial issues. All areas of interests to VL/HCC participants are acceptable as panel topics.
Please contact us before the deadline if you have an idea you would like to discuss with us for suitability. Panel proposals will be accepted on the basis of their audience appeal, credentials of panelists, originality, and focus on disputed topics.
Proposal submission deadline June 1st 2010.
Interactive Sessions chairs: Alessio Malizia (amalizia@inf.uc3m.es) and Steve Tanimoto (tanimoto@cs.washington.edu).
Leganés-Madrid, Spain |
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21-25 September 2010 |