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Playing with our Minds: Australia's First Electronic Games Academic Summit
Contact: ypisan@it.uts.edu.au
URL: www.agdc.com.au/
Deadlines:
Location: Melbourne Convention Centre, Australia
Date: Thursday, 20 November 2003
The Australian Game Developers Conference is proud to present the
inaugural Playing with our Minds Australias First Electronic Games
Academic Summit on Thursday 20 November 2003 at the Melbourne
Convention Centre, Australia.
Come along and share your opinions on video game theory, the impact of
interactive technology on Australian society and hear Jason Della
Rocca, Program Director of the International Game Developers
Association ( IGDA ) discuss the IGDA's view on essential ingredients of
game education.
The Second International Conference on Mobile Systems, Applications, and Services
Contact:
URL: www.sigmobile.org/mobisys/2004/
Deadlines: October 31, 2003
Location: Boston, Massachusetts, USA.
Date: June 6 - 9, 2004
MobiSys 2004 seeks to present innovative, significant research
in the area of mobile systems. This will be a 2.5-day conference,
featuring refereed paper presentations, tutorials, demos, videos,
and poster sessions. This conference builds on the success of
the first MobiSys conference held in San Francisco,
//www.sigmobile.org/mobisys/2003/, which featured 23 high
caliber research papers and many interesting posters and
demonstrations. The conference particularly values the practical
experience gained from designing, building and using mobile systems,
applications, and services.
Fourth International Conference on Design and Emotion
Contact: de2004@metu.edu
URL: www.de2004.metu.edu
Deadlines: Abstracts - November 28, 2003
Location: Middle East Technical University, Ankara, Turkey
Date: 12-14 July 2004
Conference themes:
We welcome submissions in two categories:
The Fifth Australasian User Interface Conference AUIC2004
Contact:
URL: www.cosc.canterbury.ac.nz/auic/fr_main.html
Deadlines: September 5, 2003
Location: Dunedin, New Zealand
Date: January 18 - 22, 2004
Key Areas
We solicit original papers, short papers, and demonstrations describing research or innovative practice, as well as proposals for workshops and tutorials. AUIC invites participation and submissions from researchers and practitioners with an interest in techniques, tools, and technology for improving user interfaces over a wide range of areas, including the following.
First International Conference on Design Computing and Cognition ( DCC'04 )
Contact: john@arch.usyd.edu.au
URL: www.arch.usyd.edu.au/kcdc/conferences/dcc04/
Deadlines: 21 November 2003 ( papers )
Location: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, USA.
Date: 19-21 July 2004
This new biennial conference series provides an international forum for the presentation and discussion of state-of-the-art and cutting-edge design research. The conference proceedings will form a continuing archive of design computing and cognition research. The conference will be preceded by a series of half-day workshops on specialist topics in design computing and cognition.
Design 2004
Contact: design2004@fsb.hr
URL: www.designconference.fsb.hr
Deadlines: September 26, 2003. Abstract submission
Location: Dubrovnik, Croatia
Date: May 18 - 21, 2004
The Organizational Board invites you to the 8th International DESIGN Conference - DESIGN 2004 to continue the tradition of the previous meetings, to explore the potentials and usability of advanced information technologies in design and to investigate a way forward. The objective is to be integrative across the various disciplines and implications for system design, to reach the current state-of-art in design and implementation of new theories, methodologies, and software systems for engineering and industrial design applications.
ISEA2004: The 12th International Symposium on Electronic Art.
Contact:
URL: www.isea2004.net
Deadlines: August 15th 2003
Location: Stockholm - Tallinn - Helsinki
Date:
new media art - media culture research - electronic music - art and science - cultural and social applications for new media -
New media meets art, science, research, and popular culture at ISEA2004 in Stockholm - Tallinn - Helsinki. For the first time an event of this scale is being organised between three cities and on the ferry travelling between these three Baltic countries. International participants and local
audiences attend thematic conferences, exhibitions, live performances, screenings, satellite events, concerts and clubs. Many events are also interfaced via television, radio, broadband Internet, and mobile networks.
We are encouraging: Socially, critically and ecologically engaging work; Projects that bring the creative media to the streets; Projects that are worn on or inside people; Context sensitive work in the museums; Projects that float, dock or sail; Screen based media as it appears in 2004; Sea Fair: technological gizmos for ferry travellers and future media archaeologists to discover; Bridges between club scenes and art venues; Most engaging works from performing arts that engage new media, users, and audiences; Networks to network...
1st International Meeting of Science and Technology of Design, Senses and Sensibility In Technology
Contact: unidcom@iade.pt
URL: //www.iade.pt/sst/
Deadlines: 21 April 2003
Location: Lisbon, Portugal
Date: 25-26 September 2003
We call for papers in all areas consistent with the conference themes:
Contributions are welcome in both theoretical development and practical implementation in all areas involving Design.
The 11th IEEE International Conference on Networks ( ICON 2003 )
Contact: icon@icon2003.com
URL: www.icon2003.com/
Deadlines: March 21, 2003
Location: Sydney, Australia
Date: 28th September to 1st October 2003
Contributions describing original research, surveys and applications are solicited. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to, the following areas:
Selected papers will be published in a special issue of the journal of Computer Communications.
Workshop on Wireless Networks
Contact: mahbub@cse.unsw.edu.au
URL: workshop.icon2003.com
Deadlines: April 4, 2003
Location: Sydney, Australia
Date: 29 September 2003
Wireless networks will play a pivotal role in fulfilling the long cherished dream of ubiquitous and pervasive computing. Despite the recent economic downturn, research in this exciting field remains as strong as ever. Researchers from all sectors are investigating wireless networking solutions for a wide range of computing and communication environments. The aim of this workshop is to provide a forum for researchers from Australia and abroad to present and discuss their research in wireless networks. Visionary papers, and papers that describe work-in-progress of innovative ideas are also welcome. This will be a one-day workshop held in conjunction with ICON2003. All accepted papers will be published in ICON2003 proceeding.
Embodied Conversational Characters as Individuals Workshop
Contact: c.pelachaud@iut.univ-paris8.fr
URL: www.vhml.org/workshops/AAMAS2003/
Deadlines: 15th April Deadline for paper submission
Location: Melbourne, Australia
Date: 14-18 July 2003
Embodied conversational agents are synthetic characters that resemble humans not only in their physical appearance, but also in their behaviour with more or less the communicative characteristics of real persons. They are gaining much interest, both as mediums to visualize models of human communication, and as interfaces in different applications. The first steps have been taken in the direction of expressive ECAs, by endowing them with the capability of showing emotions.
Subtle issues such as the impact of social role and personality have also been addressed. Non-verbal signals have been used to accompany speech to make a virtual human more expressive and believable, but, these works concentrated on modeling the psychological, social and communicative aspects of emotional and cognitive state. Usually the presentational issues are not dealt with as a research topic, but as a practical task for an animator, often only to make a specific application or demonstrator. Moreover, most of the agents created so far are generic: it is difficult to differentiate them by the way they move, answer, react? It can be said that most of the time, they all "come from the one mould".
CHINZ 03
Contact: kinshuk_admin@inspire.net.nz
URL: www.business.otago.ac.nz/infosci/msrl/chinz03/index.htm
Deadlines: 31 March 2003
Location: University of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand
Date: 3-4 July 2003
The fourth annual ACM SIGCHI conference on Computer-Human Interaction will bring together New Zealand's growing community of researchers and industry practitioners, in addition to participants from other parts of the World. HCI or CHI ( depending on where you come from! ) deals with the study of the human use of technology: This includes the interactions with your mobile-phone, the interfaces for the control of industrial processes, virtual collaboration, and even audio interfaces. The challenge for HCI is to find ways to define a new technological future. Come and join us in that challenge.
The conference will be hosted at New Zealand's oldest university, the University of Otago, in Dunedin, the Edinburgh of the South Pacific. The sessions will be located in the modern, purpose-built School of Business. You can also visit the world's only mainland Royal Albatross colony or experience the breath-taking view from the top of Mt Cargill!
Ubi Comp2003
Contact: mccarthy@intel-research.net
URL: www.ubicomp.org
Deadlines: 23rd April, 2003 ( full papers ). 30th May, 2003 ( workshops ).
Location: Seattle, Washington, USA
Date: October 12-15, 2003
Ubi Comp is the premier venue for presenting research and development achievements in the design, implementation, deployment and evaluation of computing technology that migrates beyond our desktops onto our hands, heads and clothing, and becomes increasingly embedded in a wide variety of other objects, such as walls, cars and appliances.
Topics:
Preliminary Call for Participation: www.itee.uq.edu.au/~pig/docs/ubicomp2003-pcfp.pdf
HCC'03, The 2003 Symposia on Human Centric Computing Languages and Environemts
Contact: pcox@cs.dal.ca
URL: www.cs.dal.ca/HCC03/
Deadlines: March 15, 2003
Location: Auckland, New Zealand.
Date: October 28-31
The IEEE Symposium on Visual Languages ( VL ) was established in 1984, based on the idea that visual representations can greatly benefit the task of computer programming. In response to the evolution of the field, the symposium has undergone several changes in recent years. In particular, it has been ( a ) expanded in scope; ( b ) divided into separate but affiliated symposia, each of which focuses on a relevant subtopic of the area; and ( c ) renamed to Human-Centric Computing Languages and Environments ( HCC ), reflecting our goal of developing tools that enable humans—using textual languages, visual languages or any other appropriate technologies—to accomplish their tasks more effectively.
MASTERCLASS AND SYMPOSIUM: Interacting With and Through Next Generation Computing Environments
Contact: andy@cosc.canterbury.ac.nz
URL: www.cosc.canterbury.ac.nz/masterclass/
Deadlines:
Location: University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand
Date: 20-21 March, 2003
Four of the world's leading researchers on human-computer interaction will lead a two day masterclass and symposium on 'Interacting With and Through Next Generation Computing Environments' at the University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand on the 20th and 21st of March, 2003. Professors Brewster, Fischer, Preece and Shneiderman will lead discussions on four broad themes related to interacting with, and through, next generation computing environments. Two themes will be presented each day. Each theme will be introduced by a ninety minute seminar by one of the visiting professors, followed by discussion ( led by the visiting professor ) for the remainder of the morning/afternoon. The nature of the discussion under each theme will depend on the written contributions from attendees.
The themes are
The masterclass and symposium will be suitable for researchers, practitioners from local industry, and graduate students. There will be three types of registration: research contributor, industry contributor, and student. To qualify for research contributor or student registration, participants must prepare a statement of approximately 500 words stating what their contribution to one or more of the themes might be, why their work is relevant, or why their work stands to benefit from the discussions. Similar statements from industry contributors would be highly welcome, but are not required. To ensure that discussions are lively and inclusive there will be no more than sixty participants.
Conference on Designing Pleasurable Products and Interfaces 2003
Contact: dppi03-inquiries@andrew.cmu.edu
URL: www.cmu.edu/cfa/design/dppi03/
Deadlines: Papers January 10, 2003
Location: Carnegie Mellon University School of Design, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Date: June 23-26 2003
user_mode = emotion + intuition in art + design
Contact:
URL: www.tate.org.uk/modern/programmes/events.htm
Deadlines:
Location: Tate Modern, London, UK
Date: 9-11 May 2003
user_mode is an international, multidisciplinary symposium
looking at interactive art and design practices. Held at
Tate Modern, it will examine one of the key concerns for
many creative practitioners - engaging the emotions of the
audience/user. Questions for discussion may include: does
interactivity promise a more profound experience than more
traditional responses to art and design? What does it add?
How is it measured? Does interactive work offer more than
conventional cinema, theatre, painting or architecture in
emotional terms? Is there more sense of participation? We
are now calling for papers from artists, designers,
theorists, technologists, scientists, architects, musicians,
philosophers and others interested in this field. The call
for papers is aimed at all disciplines that can contribute
to this discussion. Fresh perspectives will be sought by
bringing together different disciplines to share their
views.
DUX2003: Designing for User Experiences
Contact: program@dux2003.org
URL: www.dux2003.org/cfp/index.html
Deadlines: Submissions due 1 February, 2003
Location: San Francisco, CA
Date: 5-7 June, 2003
ACM SIGCHI, ACM SIGGRAPH, and AIGA Experience Design are pleased and excited to offer an unprecedented joint conference: DUX2003. DUX2003 will gather together designers of all kinds from our intersecting communities who deliver user-centered designs for the digital age. Sponsored by three premiere societies, the conference program showcases the interaction between digital design, business, and users.
In order to truly understand not only what a quality user experience is, but also what factors contribute to the creation of a success or a failure, this conference will look at all facets of the product/service development lifecycle and at other facets of a business as decisions are made that affect the user experience. The results of the conference will contribute to the growing body of knowledge
in the AIGA Experience Design Case Study Archive and the ACM Digital Library.
ECSCW'03, Eighth European Conference of Computer-supported Cooperative Work
Contact: ecscw2003@tol.oulu.fi
URL: ecscw2003.oulu.fi/
Deadlines: 2nd February 2003
Location: Helsinki, Finland
Date: 14-18th September 2003
Papers on original work on CSCW topics are invited. Papers should present original reports of substantive new work and make clear the novel aspects of the work they present and their contribution to the development of CSCW theory and CSCW systems design. Empirical studies of work should stress their relationship to cooperative systems development. Applications papers should stress their contribution to understanding how to support cooperative work. Papers addressing novel techniques and technologies should clearly identify the relevance and importance to CSCW. All papers will be evaluated on their novelty, significance, quality and contribution to the field.
Interact03
Contact: info@interact2003.org
URL: www.interact2003.org
Deadlines: Long papers 26 January 2003, short papers 27 April 2003
Location: Swiss Federal Institute of Technologoy, Zurich ( Switzerland )
Date: September 1-5 2003
The ninth IFIP TC 13 international conference on Human-Computer Interaction will be organized at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technologoy ( ETH ) in Zurich ( Switzerland ), from September 1st to 5th 2003. The conference is held under the auspices of IFIP Technical Committee 13 on Human-Computer Interaction ( HCI ). The Swiss Informaticians Society ( SI ) acts as the national host organisation.
INTERACT 2003 follows in a long and highly successful tradition of truly international IFIP HCI conferences. The conference will act as a platform for HCI research and practice which seeks to embrace the new demands of the 21st century, while continuing to include state-of-the-art approaches to traditional HCI issues, as in past INTERACT conferences.
People working in all aspects of HCI are encouraged to submit their work and participate in this conference. The program will be of international interest and includes high quality papers, posters, industrial presentations and system demonstrations, as well as workshops, tutorials and much more.
1AD: The First International Conference on Appliance Design
Contact: 1ad@appliancedesign.org
URL: www.appliancedesign.org/1ad/
Deadlines: 10.02.2003
Location: HP Labs, Bristol UK
Date: May 6-8, 2003
The First International Conference on Appliance Design ( 1AD ), is the first international forum for the discussion of the new design discipline that will reach across historical and discipline boundaries. The aim of 1AD is to encourage a dialogue between disciplines including product and industrial design, information design, interaction design, technology innovation and research in human-centered studies – which will help those traditional disciplines re-establish themselves in the new context, and so drive forward the an industry where users will increasingly assert their demand for products that fit into their daily lifestyles.
The International Computer Science Conference 2003 ACTIVE MEDIA TECHNOLOGY ( ICAMT2003 )
Contact: Jing Zhao icamt2003@vip.163.com
URL: www.hqgc.net/icamt2003/index.html
Deadlines: Nov 15, 2002: Paper Submission Due, Jan 15, 2003: Camera-Ready Copies Due, May 29-31, 2003: Conference Technical Sessions
Location: Chongqing, China
Date: 29-31, May 2003
In the great digital era, we are witnessing many rapid scientific and technological developments in human-centered, seamless computing environments, interfaces, devices, and systems with applications ranging from business and communication to entertainment and learning. These developments are collectively best characterized as Active Media Technology .....
6th ASIAN DESIGN CONFERENCE, 3rd DOCTORAL EDUCATION IN DESIGN CONFERENCE
Contact:
URL: www.6thadc.com
Deadlines: Abstract, 30 January 2003, Full paper 1 June 2003
Location: International Congress Center, TSUKUBA, JAPAN
Date: 14-17 OCTOBER 2003
SIXTH ASIAN DESIGN CONFERENCE
The 6ADC follows on from events held: China 1996; Korea 1997; Taiwan 1998; Japan 1999; and Korea 2001. The organisers are: Japanese Society for the Science of Design ( JSSD ), and Japan Society of Kansei Engineering ( JSKE ). The main sponsor is: Science Council of Japan. Collaborating Associations are: Korean Society of Design Science ( KSDS ) and Design Research Society ( DRS ).
The main theme is: Integration of knowledge, Kansei, and industrial power.
THIRD DOCTORAL EDUCATION IN DESIGN CONFERENCE
The 3DED follows on from events held in Ohio 1998, and La Clusaz, France 2000. The organisers are: Japanese Society for the Science of Design ( JSSD ) and Design Research Society ( DRS ). The main sponsor is: Science Council of Japan. Collaborating Associations are: Korean Society of Design Science ( KSDS ) and Chinese Institute of Design ( CID ).
The main theme is: The practice of research
UBIQUITOUS COMPUTING: TRENDS, TRICKS AND TRAPS and the Inaugural Asia Pacific Forum on Pervasive Computing - 2002 ACS Adelaide South Australia Conference
Contact: Brenda Aynsley bpa@iss.net.au
URL: www.sa.acs.org.au/2002conference/
Deadline:
Location: Adelaide South Australia
Date: 31 October - 1 November 2002
We are now well into the 21st Century - however you measure the beginning - and it seemed to us that there was no better time to look at computing and its power to shape, enhance and enable our future as well as to examine its undoubted 'big brother' ability in controlling and manipulating citizens. This conference is a professional development opportunity for computing scientists, practitioners and students as well as those who use the outputs of computing's productive processes.
No one in our corner of the earth is not affected by computing and in fact we believe that everyone is and for that reason, we hope you'll join us in Adelaide in October 2002.
5th IFAC Symposium 2003 on Modelling and Control in Biomedical Systems
Contact: "Stephen Anthony" <santhony@it.usyd.edu.au>
URL: www.cs.usyd.edu.au/~it-announce/news.htm#ausconf0, www.tourhosts.com.au/ifac2003/home.asp
Deadline: 30 November 2002
Location: Hilton on the Park, Melbourne, Australia
Date: 21 to 23 August 2003.
Papers on all aspects of biomedical system modelling and control are invited. Topics of interest may include but are not limited to the following:
Could we put something about a design for the Dental Surgery in for this?
CFP:Workshop on Wearable, Invisible, Context-aware, Ambient, Pervasive, and Ubiquitous Computing
Contact: andry@itee.uq.edu.au
Deadline: Extended 'till 4th October
Location: Adelaide Convention Centre, Adelaide, South Australia
Date: Wednesday 5 February 2003
The scope of the workshop includes
www.cs.usyd.edu.au/~it-announce/news.htm#ausconf4
cs.anu.edu.au/wicapuc/
This is held in conjunction with the AUIC.
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