8. HCI 1999: Munich, Germany

@proceedings{DBLP:conf/hci/1999-2,
  editor    = {Hans-J{\"o}rg Bullinger and
               J{\"u}rgen Ziegler},
  title     = {Human-Computer Interaction: Communication, Cooperation, and Application
               Design, Proceedings of HCI International '99 (the 8th International
               Conference on Human-Computer Interaction), Munich, Germany, August
               22-26, 1999, Volume 2},
  booktitle = {HCI (2)},
  publisher = {Lawrence Erlbaum},
  year      = {1999},
  isbn      = {0-8058-3392-7},
  bibsource = {DBLP, http://dblp.uni-trier.de}
}

Information Networks and Communication

• Pia Honold: Focus groups: A qualitative method to elicit culture-specific user requirements. 3-7
• Christoph Grundel, Matthias Schneider-Hufschmidt: A direct manipulation user interface for the control of communication processes - making call handling manageable. 8-13
• Matthias Schneider-Hufschmidt: User interface design - the driving force for the integration of information and communication. 14-17
• Bruno Von Niman, Do Van Thanh, Jo Herstad, Helge Hüttenrauch: Transparent communication appliances. 18-22
• Robert Book, Mikael Goldstein: Mental effort increases when adding a voice control feature to a familiar interface. 23-27
• Satu Ruuska, Kaisa Väänänen-Vainio-Mattila: Contextual research for technological innovation - satisfying user needs in the design of mobile communication devices. 28-32
• Eija Kaasinen, Matti Aaltonen, Timo Laakko: Defining user requirements for WAP services. 33-37
• Mikael Goldstein, Mikael Anneroth, Robert Book: Usability evaluation of a high-fidelity smart phone prototype: task navigation depth affects effectiveness. 38-42
• Stephen A. Brewster: Sound in the interface to a mobile computer. 43-47
• Chiuhsiang Joe Lin, Timon C. Du, Yu-Ming Fei: Strategy differences in data flow diagram comprehension between intermediates and novices. 48-52
• Timon C. Du, Chiuhsiang Joe Lin, Chih-Gen Liu: Using the memory load measurement to improve software development. 53-57
• Pei-Luen Patrick Rau, Gavriel Salvendy: Likes and dislikes of electronic mail addresses: a users' survey. 58-61
• Sheau-Farn Max Liang, Mark R. Lehto: Information representation and decision process: effects of measurement scale and shape of decision matrix on preferential choice. 62-65
• Tung-Xiung Wu, Yui-Liang Chen: Cultural and cultivation features on web designing: a case study of gold peach community. 66-70
• Chaochang Chiu: Learning path planning using genetic algorithm approach. 71-75
• David White, Yee-Yin Choong: What are you looking at on the web: information or applications? 76-79
• Michael Graß, Peter Haubner, Udo Arend: "Search manager": a dynamic and incremental tool for searching complex objects in multihierarchical structures. 80-84
• Brigitte Trousse, Michel Jaczynski, Rushed Kanawati: Using user behaviour similarity for recommendation computation: the broadway approach. 85-89
• Alistair G. Sutcliffe: Developing HCI design principles for information retrieval applications. 90-96
• Kurt Englmeier: The link between data and tasks - the crucial challenge in designing user interfaces for information retrieval systems. 97-101
• Bernhard E. Bürdek, Maximilian Eibl, Jürgen Krause: Visualization in document retrieval. 102-106
• Marc Hassenzahl, Jochen Prümper: Designing usable keyword search systems. 107-111
• Simon P. Davies: Expertise in a complex domain: supporting creativity through knowledge visualisation and re-description. 112-116
• Victor N. Kasyanov, Ivan A. Lisitsyn: Support tools for hierarchical information visualization. 117-121
• Peter F. Elzer, Uwe Krohn: Visualization of scientific information in a virtual information space. 122-126
• Jarryl Wirth: Maximizing data density: a case study of visualization in network monitoring. 127-131
• Jun'ichi Tatemura: Visualizing collaborative filtering results. 132-136
• Maximilian Stempfhuber: Dynamic spatial layout in graphical user interfaces. 137-141
• Ryohei Nakatsu, Joy Nicholson, Naoko Tosa: Emotion recognition and its application to computer agents with spontaneous interactive capabilities. 142-146
• Yasmine Arafa, Patricia Charlton, Pat Fehin, E. H. Mamdani: Personal service assistants with personality. 147-151
• Susanne van Mulken, Elisabeth André, Jochen Müller: An empirical study on the trustworthiness of life-like interface agents. 152-156
• Gulden Uchyigit, Bjørn Carlin, Ewald Quak, Jim Cunningham: Agents in the box. 157-161
• Jörg Nissler, Joachim Machate, Arno Hitzges: How to get the right outfit for my agent? Classification - and design methodology for a virtual shopping assistant in a 3D world. 162-166
• Eiichi Fujishige, Kailin Jan, Takao Kurokawa: Recognition of Japanese sign language words using finite automata. 167-171
• Jun Ohya, Takahiro Otsuka, Akira Utsumi, Shoichiro Iwasawa, Tatsumi Sakaguchi: Towards the realization of non-verbal communication - computer vision based technologies for analyzing human images. 172-176
• Shigeo Morishima: Multiple points face-to-face communication in cyberspace using multi-modal agent. 177-181
• Tomio Watanabe, Masashi Okubo: Virtual face-to-face communication system for human interaction analysis by synthesis. 182-186
• Gary J. Dickelman, Ashok Banerji: Performance Support for the Next Millenium: a model for rapidly changing technologies in a global. economy. 187-191
• Johan Stahre, A. Johansson: The super operator concept - wearable information system for manufacturing system personnel. 192-196
• Jyrki J. J. Kasvi, Ilpo Kari, Matti Vartiainen, Anneli Pulkkis, Lauri Repokari: Supporting a learning operative organization. 197-201
• Devendra Fakun, Richard Greenough, John M. Kay: Determinants of a successful hypermedia application to support team-based maintenance. 202-206
• Chaomei Chen: The StarWalker virtual environment - an integrative design for social navigation. 207-211
• Kazunari Morimoto, Takao Kurokawa, Atsushi Yamaguchi: Influence of interaction modes on a collaborative task and structure of dialogues in video communication. 212-216
• Josephine Hofmann: Video in digital storys: a new approach for team integration and knowledge management in business context. 217-220
• Scott L. Minneman, Steve R. Harrison: The DrawStream station: a tool for distributed and asynchronous chats about sketches and artifacts. 221-225
• Chun-Di Chen, Stephen A. R. Scrivener, Andrée Woodcock: Visualisation in collaborative computer mediated dialogue. 226-230
• Allen E. Milewski: Wearing a telephone. 231-235
• Jo Herstad, Do Van Thanh, Bruno Von Niman: Tailor to fit. 236-240
• Michimune Kohno, Masahiro Matsunaga, Hirosuke Nagano, Yuichiro Anzai: A sensor network system for human support in living environments. 241-245
• Michael Beigl: ElectronicManual: helping users with ubiquitous access. 246-250
• Albrecht Schmidt, Michael Beigl, Hans-Werner Gellersen: Sensor-based adaptive mobile user interfaces. 251-255
• Vesa Tornberg, Seppo Väyrynen: Concurrent engineering activities using videophone communications. 256-260
• Seppo Väyrynen, Vesa Tornberg, Heli Kirvesoja: Ergonomic approach to customised development of videophony applications. 261-265
• Heli Kirvesoja, Janne Sinisammal, Seppo Väyrynen, Vesa Tornberg: Field experiences of providing home care and related services over a videophone. 266-270
• Heli Kirvesoja, Anu Oikarinen, Seppo Väyrynen, Vesa Tornberg, Minna Koutonen, Ulla Hiltunen: Implementation criteria for a videophone system used in telemedicine - a case in Finnish health care. 271-275
• Juha Kautto, Tommi Tikka, Mervi Pokela: Multimedia applications for supporting industrial maintenance. 276-279

Supporting Cooperation

• Ina Wagner, Monika Büscher, Preben Mogensen, Dan Shapiro: Spaces for creating context & awareness - designing a collaborative virtual work space for (landscape) architects. 283-287
• Thomas Herrmann, Marcel Hoffmann: Augmenting self-controlled work allocation in workflow-management-applications. 288-292
• Kari Kuutti: Supporting perspective making and perspective taking: a framework for contextual information. 293-297
• Holger Luczak, Martin Wolf: Computer supported communication and cooperation - making information aware. 298-302
• David Mattox, Mark T. Maybury, Daryl Morey: Enterprise expert and knowledge discovery. 303-307
• Burkhard Messer, Kurt Sandkuhl: Concepts for distributed groupware operating systems. 308-312
• Uta Pankoke-Babatz, Konrad Klöckner, Phillip Jeffrey: Norms and conventions in collaborative systems. 313-317
• Hansjürgen Paul: Improving public administration by video conferencing and application sharing - mission possible. 318-322
• Wolfgang Prinz, Wolfgang Gräther, Karl-Heinz Klein, Sabine Kolvenbach: Towards an awareness infrastructure for cooperative applications. 323-327
• Markus Rittenbruch: Atmosphere: towards context-selective awareness mechanisms. 328-332
• C. E. Siemieniuch, M. A. Sinclair: Knowledge lifecycle management along the supply chain. 333-337
• Volker Wulf: "Why did that happen?" - Building appropriate mental models on groupware functions. 338-342
• Martin Wolf, Christian Foltz, Christopher M. Schlick, Holger Luczak: Groupware support for chemical process design. 343-347
• Jürgen Ziegler: A framework for modelling and designing cooperation support systems. 348-352
• Takayuki Yamaoka, Masaharu Hirayama: Mobile and seamless collaboration in engineering company. 353-356
• Yuji Niwa, Masahiro Terabe: An introduction of the accident recovery by the agent in nuclear power plants. 357-361
• Yoshie Soutome Sagata, Tetsuo Okazaki, Yoshinobu Tonomura: Group work with younger children for making animated stories. 362-366
• Takashi Koiso, Tatsuya Fujita, Shogo Nishida: Proposal of visual interfaces to coordinate decision making in hierarchical structures and their application to fire systems. 367-371
• Karl Steinhoff, Juergen Gund, Axel Westerwick, Alexander Woyke: Organisational issues and technical support for de-centralised planning. 372-376
• Ernst A. Hartmann, Dirk Sistenich, Klaus Mueller, Michael Gerads, Holger Sickel: Tools for computer-supported learning in organisations. 377-381
• Andreas Engel, Siegfried Kaiser, Andreas Mayer: Conventions for cooperation - lessons learned from videoconferencing. 382-386
• Peter Mambrey, Volkmar Pipek: Enhancing participatory design by multiple communication channels. 387-391
• Anna Croon: Being with information technology. 392-396
• James J. Keenan: Systems of intellectual capital in collectivities from work organizations to human settlements: Some conceptualizations. 397-401
• Geber Ramalho, Flávia A. Barros, Sérgio Cavalcante, Ana Cavalcanti, Manoel Lima, Silvio Romero de Lemos Meira, Hermano Moura, Alexandre Vasconcelos: Cyber Rally: An experience of democratic use of the internet. 402-406
• Ulrika Danielsson: Learning in networks. 407-411
• Barrett S. Caldwell: Team performance in complex systems. 412-416
• Michael Koch, Alessandro Rancati, Antonietta Grasso, Dave Snowdon: Paper user-interfaces for local community support. 417-421
• Natalie S. Glance, Antonietta Grasso, Uwe M. Borghoff, Dave Snowdon, Jutta Willamowski: Supporting collaborative information activities in networked communities. 422-426
• Rachel M. Jones: Using the paper user interface to support community involvement in urban development. 427-431
• Angi Voß, Keiichi Nakata, Marcus Juhnke, Thomas Schardt: Concepts as handles for sharing knowledge from documents. 432-436
• Toyoaki Nishida: Facilitating community knowledge evolution by talking virtualized egos. 437-441
• Masayuki Okamoto, Hideyuki Nakanishi, Katherine Isbister, Toru Ishida: Supporting cross-cultural communication in real-world encounters. 442-446
• Noshir S. Contractor, Ann Peterson Bishop, Daniel Zink: PrairieKNOW: a tool to assist the study, creation, and growth of community networks. 447-451
• David G. Boyer, Michael Vernick, Anjum Khan, Sylvia Wilbur: Virtual clubs: timeout on the internet. 452-456
• Anders Hedman, Sören Lenman: Orientation versus accomodation - new requirements for the HCI of digital communities. 457-461
• Wolfgang Broll, Wolfgang Gräther, Eckhard Meier, Uta Pankoke-Babatz, Wolfgang Prinz: Place people in context - the awareness forum. 462-466
• Joachim Niemeier: Networking Companies: from basic web services to business solutions. 467-471
• The Anh Vuong, Joachim Niemeier: Network centric computing platform - the contribution of telcos to networking companies. 472-476
• Wolf-Bertram von Bismarck, Markus Held: Is informal communication needed, wanted and supported? 477-481
• Robert W. Swezey: Measurement of team problem solving performance via a computerized quasi-experimental simulation. 482-486
• Giulio Iacucci, Oliver Stiemerling, Volker Wulf: Building the premise of a virtual organization: obstacles and enabling conditions. 487-491
• Jan Schümmer, Thomas Tesch, Daniel A. Tietze, Ajit Bapat: Introducing groupware in administrative environments - experiences from the POLIWORK project. 492-496
• Constantine A. Papandreou, Dionisis X. Adamopoulos: Towards a teleworking framework based on advanced telematic service architectures. 497-501
• Michael D. McNeese: Making sense of teamwork: the use of protocol analysis / performance measures to reveal cooperative work processes in a situated learning environment. 502-506
• Gitesh K. Raikundalia: Results of experiments in text-based, synchronous, distributed, formal electronic meetings. 507-511
• Roland Buß, Lothar Mühlbach, Detlef Runde: Advantages and disadvantages of a 3D virtual environment for supporting informal communication in distributed workgroups compared with a text-chat and a chat/cam system. 512-516
• Gitesh K. Raikundalia: Synchronous, dynamic derivative generation in computer-supported meetings. 517-522
• Odd-Wiking Rahlff, Rolf Kenneth Rolfsen, Jo Herstad, Do Van Thanh: Context and expectations in teleconversations. 523-527
• Masood Masoodian, Bryan Cleal: User-centred design of a virtual meeting environment for ordinary people. 528-532
• Seamus Hickey, Kari Kuutti, Sami Ahola: Mobile virtual participation in a distributed meeting using an omni-directional camera system. 533-537
• Andreas Engel, Siegfried Kaiser, Andreas Mayer: Multiple actors development of videoconferencing environments. 538-542
• Jun Yamashita, Hideaki Kuzuoka, Keiichi Yamazaki, Hiroyuki Miki, Akiko Yamazaki, Hiroshi Kato, Hideyuki Suzuki: Agora: supporting multi-participant telecollaboration. 543-547
• Osamu Morikawa: Pointing on HyperMirror video mediated communication. 548-552
• Hiroyuki Miki: Designing awareness for multipurpose remote branch terminals. 553-557
• Pekka Reijonen: When one is more than twenty one. 558-562
• Jürgen Held, Helmut Krueger: The ice-breaking VALAMO - a tool for participatory processes. 563-567
• Lise Busk Kofoed, Ileana Hamburg, Doris Beer: A training model for women - new opportunities with new technologies and new forms of work organisation. 568-572
• Jerzy Charytonowicz: Social aspects of universal computerization. 573-577
• Takashi Koiso, Shogo Nishida: Development of an evaluation system for organizational structure in emergency from the viewpoint of communication. 578-582
• Seok-Jong Yu, Yoon-Chul Choy, Kyun Koh: Dynamic event filtering technique using multi-level path approximation in a shared virtual environment. 583-587
• Norihiko Matsuura, Shohei Sugawara, Shigeki Masaki: HiQIS: a networked virtual environment for visual communication. 588-592
• Gyu-Wan Kim, Soo-Kwon Jeong, Jae-Hoon Jeong, In-Ho Kim, Myung-Joon Lee: CoDocs: An electronic document management system supporting effective collaborative work. 593-597
• Si-Jung Kim: Cooperative tele-operation in virtual environment. 598-603
• Christa Womser-Hacker, Thomas Mandl: Adapting meta information retrieval to user preferences and document features. 604-608
• Hans-Jörg Bullinger, Thomas Fischer, Oliver Schumacher: Collaborative material database system. 609-613
• Thomas Barnekow, Steffen Staab, Jürgen Ziegler, Rudi Studer: An architecture for recovering business events bottom-up. 614-618

Education, Training and Learning

• Rossen Rashev, Reinhard Oppermann, Helmut Simm: Computer aided design in medical domain: a new viewpoint towards computer aided education. 621-625
• Cat Kutay, Peter Ho, Geoff Whale: Achieving learning outcomes in HCI for computing - an experiential testbed. 626-631
• David Callear: ITEs as teacher substitutes: use and feasability. 632-636
• Ashok Patel, Kinshuk, David Russell: Cognitive apprenticeship based learning environment in numeric domains. 637-641
• Reinhard Oppermann, Marcus Specht: Adaptive mobile museum guide for information and learning on demand. 642-646
• Maria Virvou, Maria Moundridou: An authoring tool for algebra-related domains. 647-651
• Julika Siemer-Matravers: Collaborative learning - a cure for intelligent tutoring systems. 652-656
• Maria Virvou, Dimitris Maras: Error diagnosis in an English tutor. 657-661
• Katherine M. Sinitsa, Alla Manako: Interactive dictionary in a context of learning. 662-666
• Akihiro Kashihara, Hiroshi Uji'i, Jun'ichi Toyoda: Visualizing knowledge structure for exploratory learning in hyperspace. 667-671
• Janice Whatley, Martin D. Beer, Geof Staniford, Philip J. A. Scown: Group project support agents for helping students work online. 672-676
• Laurence F. Johnson, Peggy O'Neill-Jones: Innovative mathematical learning environments - Using multimedia to solve real world problems. 677-681
• Ildar Kn. Galeev, Larissa Tararina, Sergey A. Sosnovsky: The structure and functions of ETS GRAD. 682-685
• Ganka Kossekova, Diana Leskovska: JavaScript programme for clinical case simulations. 686-690
• Maria Virvou, Victoria Tsiriga: A role for school teachers in the development of an ITS. 691-695
• Peter Kern, Ralf Breining: Experiences with interfaces for virtual environments in the field of engineering. 696-700
• Tariana Kameneva: Educational use of communication and information technologies in Ukraine. 701-706
• Sabine Seufert: PLATO - "electronic cookbook" for Internet-based learning networks. 707-711
• Peter Bollerslev: ICT in education in Denmark. 712-717
• Hermann A. Maurer: A critical look at web based training efforts. 718-724
• Peter W. Fach, Maria Bannert: Training wheels: an "old" method for designing modern and adaptable learning environments. 725-729
• Eva Hornecker, Bernd Robben: Vocational training with combined real/virtual environments. 730-734
• Samuel Yen, Bill Wood, John Nash, Larry J. Leifer: Design of a computer-mediated environment to capture and evaluate knowledge transfer and learning: a case study in a larger higher education class. 735-739
• Rosa M. Carro, Roberto Moriyón, Estrella Pulido, Pilar Rodríguez: Teaching tasks in an adaptive learning environment. 740-744
• Friedrich Scheuermann, Ken Larsson, Roxanne Toto: Moderating the future: the challenge of on-line education. 745-749
• Lisa Neal, Debbie Ingram: Asynchronous distance learning for corporate education: experiences with Lotus LearningSpace. 750-754

Accessibility

• Albert G. Arnold, Liesbeth J. Vink: Broad spectrum approach and information society for all. 757-761
• Nigel Bevan: Design for usability. 762-766
• Aarno Lehtola: Multilingual information services as a goal. 767-771
• Aaron Marcus, Volker Frank, John Armitage, Edward Guttman: Global User-Interface Design. 772-776
• Harald Weber: Design for all - a sketch of challenges for HCI designers. 777-781
• Anthony Savidis, Demosthenes Akoumianakis, Constantine Stephanidis: Unified user interfaces: from design to implementation. 782-786
• Julie A. Jacko: The importance of clinical diagnoses in the prediction of performance on computer-based tasks for low vision users. 787-791
• Arthur I. Karshmer, Enrico Pontelli, Gopal Gupta: Software technology and computer interfaces for the disabled: non-visual WWW browsing. 792-796
• Gerhard Weber: Visualisation of nonvisual user interfaces. 797-801
• Harald Weber, Frank Leidermann, Klaus J. Zink: Symbolic tele-communication using the WWW. 802-806
• Demosthenes Akoumianakis, Michael Sfyrakis, Alex Paramythis, Constantine Stephanidis: Universal accessibility: process-oriented design guidelines. 807-811
• Alex Paramythis, Michael Sfyrakis, Anthony Savidis, Constantine Stephanidis: Non-visual web browsing: lessons learned from the AVANTI case study. 812-817
• Dennis Majoe, Neil Hazzard: Human gesture analysis and recognition for medical and dance applications. 818-822
• Jane E. Klobas, David Morrison: A planned behavior in context model of networked information resource use. 823-827
• Verena Giller, Manfred Tscheligi: Effective accessibility engineering: breaking organisational habits. 828-832
• Maria Francesca Costabile: A methodology for usability evaluation. 833-837
• Jean Vanderdonckt: Commercial web sites made accessible for all. 838-842
• Margherita Antona, Demosthenes Akoumianakis, Constantine Stephanidis: A grammar-based approach for populating HCI design spaces. 843-847
• Harry J. Murphy: On-line instruction in assistive technology. 848-852
• Evangelos Bekiaris, P. Oxley: Improved HCI accessibility: An account of costs involved. 853-857
• Jürgen Ziegler: Standards for multimedia user interfaces - opportunities and issues. 858-862
• Ilias Iakovidis: User acceptance in health telematics: an HCI perspective. 863-867
• Constantine Stephanidis, Gavriel Salvendy, Pier Luigi Emiliani, Demosthenes Akoumianakis: Policy perspectives on "design for all". 868-872
• Elisabeth André: Towards personalized multimedia presentation systems for all. 873-877
• Simeon Keates, P. John Clarkson, Peter Robinson: A design approach for accessibility. 878-882
• Michael Pieper: Information environments to overcome isolation, marginalization and stigmatization in an overaging information society. 883-887
• Christian Stary, Barbara Froschauer: Visualization and open user groups. 888-892
• Pier Luigi Emiliani: Accessing the information society: a retrospective of research efforts in Europe. 893-897
• Noelle Carbonell: Multimodality: a primary requisite for achieving an information society for all. 898-902
• Ing-Marie Jonsson: The decoupled application interaction model, D.A.I.M. 903-907
• Angel R. Puerta: Formalization as a path to universal accessibility. 908-912
• Constantine Stephanidis: Universal access in the information society. 913-917
• Jorge Manuel Santos, Carlos Morais Pires: Multi-modal interfaces: R&D opportunities in the 5th framework programme. 918-921
• Mark T. Maybury, Samuel Bayer, Frank Linton: Corpus-based user interfaces. 922-926
• Jim S. Sandhu: HCI public service information systems focused on the needs of disabled and older people. 927-931
• G. Papaioannou, Aristotelis Naniopoulos: An optimum UI for using a high comfort and enhanced manoeuvrability wheelchair for transportation tasks. 932-936
• Joachim Machate: Being natural - on the use of multimodal interaction concepts in smart homes. 937-941
• Michael Burmester: Consumer electronics user interfaces for all. Design on the basis of the special requirements of elderly people. 942-946
• David G. J. Fanshawe: Making it easy for all. 947-951
• Clark Germann, Jane Kaufman Broida, Peggy O'Neill-Jones: Assisting individuals with disabilities through the use of virtual reality technologies. 952-956
• Barbara Klein, Barbara Schnückel: Independent living for elder and handicapped people - results of a research project. 957-960
• Frank T. Conway: Compensable injuries due to repetitive motion in computerized office work. 961-965
• Andrew Sears, Janet Bishof-Risario: Redesigning speech recognition for use by individuals with spinal cord injuries. 966-969
• Armando Barreto, Scott Scargle, Malek Adjouadi: Hands-off human-computer interfaces for individuals with severe motor disabilities. 970-974
• Julie A. Jacko, Robert H. Rosa Jr., Ingrid U. Scott, Charles J. Pappas, Max A. Dixon: Linking visual capabilities of partially sighted computer users to psychomotor task performance. 975-979
• Mary Zajicek, Chris Powell, Chris Reeves: Evaluation of a world wide web scanning interface for blind and visually impaired users. 980-984
• Grigori E. Evreinov, A. V. Agranovski, A. Yashkin, Tatiana Evreinova: PadGraph. 985-989
• Michio Shimizu, Kazunori Itoh, Tatsuo Nakazawa: Pattern representation system using movement sense of localized sound. 990-994
• Lori Petrucci, Patrick Roth, André Assimacopoulos, Thierry Pun: An audio browser for increasing access to world wide web sites for blind and visually impaired computer users. 995-998
• Yoshikazu Seki: Systematic auditory training of obstacle sense for the visually impaired by using acoustical VR system. 999-1003
• Toshiyuki Hoshino, Tsutomu Otake, Yoshimichi Yonezawa: Research on a finger braille communicator. 1004-1008
• Seongil Lee: A study on perceptual responses to electrocutaneous stimulation for blind access to computers with graphical user interfaces. 1009-1013
• Cecilia Sik-Lányi, P. Kovacs, Z. Varga: Multimedia program for the development of the vision of partially sighted children. 1014-1017
• I. Van Mele, K. Edwards, A. Spaepen: The impact of mobility on user interfaces for subjects who are motor impaired: case study in a wireless LAN environment. 1018-1022

Virtual Environments

• Tetsuro Ogi, Toshio Yamada, Michitaka Hirose: CABINet: networking of immersive projection environment. 1025-1029
• Hiroaki Yano, Naoyuki Kakehi, Tetsuro Ogi, Michitaka Hirose: Haptic interface for immersive projection display. 1030-1034
• Ken-ichi Kameyama: Dexterous modeling device for industrial design. 1035-1039
• Koichi Hirota, Toyohisa Kaneko: Virtual elasticity. 1040-1043
• Takaaki Endo, Akihiro Katayama, Hideyuki Tamura, Michitaka Hirose, Tomohiro Tanikawa: Cybercity walker - layered morphin method. 1044-1048
• Volker Thoma, Andrea Haf, Arno Hitzges: Usability and navigation in virtual 3D worlds. 1049-1054
• Raimund Dachselt: The challenge to build flexible user interface components for non-immersive 3D environments. 1055-1059
• Morten Fjeld, Fred Voorhorst, Martin Bichsel, Helmut Krueger: Exploring brick-based camera control. 1060-1064
• Hirohiko Mori, Takashi Kozawa, Eigen Sasamoto, Yasuo Oku: A computer-augmented office environment: integrating virtual and real world objects and behavior. 1065-1069
• Thomas Pederson: Physical-virtual instead of physical or virtual - designing artefacts for future knowledge work environments. 1070-1074
• Takashi Oshiba, Jiro Tanaka: Three-dimensional modeling environment "claymore" based on augmented direct manipulation technique. 1075-1079
• Karin Coninx, Chris Raymaekers, Tom De Weyer, Frank Van Reeth: Uniform interaction for immersive and non-immersive 3D object modelling. 1080-1084
• Vincenzo Moccia, Alberto Biancardi: A flexible environment for virtual reality applications. 1085-1089
• Dean P. Inman, Ken Loge: Teaching orientation and mobility skills to blind children using simulated acoustical environments. 1090-1094
• Albert A. Rizzo, J. Galen Buckwalter, Ulrich Neumann, Clint Chua, Andre van Rooyen, P. Larson, K. Kratz, Carl Kesselman, Marcus Thiébaux, L. Humphrey: Virtual environments for targeting cognitive processes: an overview of projects at the University of Southern California. 1095-1099
• Elizabeth A. Attree, F. David Rose, Barbara M. Brooks: Virtual reality in assessment and rehabilitation of impaired memory following brain damage. 1100-1104
• David J. Brown, David S. Stewart: An illustrated methodology for the development of virtual learning environments for use by people in special needs education. 1105-1110
• Kerstin Boschian, Anette Larsson, Roy Davies, Ulf Minör, Gerd Johansson: How can people with disabilities navigate in virtual reality with an input device they can use? 1111-1115
• Barbara Woolford, James Maida, Cynthia Chmielewski, Abhilash Pandya, Juring A. Adolf, Mihriban Whitmore: Comparison of multimedia and virtual reality for self-training. 1116-1119
• R. Bowen Loftin: Human-Computer Interactions in shared virtual environments. 1120-1123
• James Maida, Jennifer Novak, Kristian Mueller: Effects on training using illumination in virtual environments. 1124-1128
• Stephen R. Ellis, Mark J. Young, Bernard D. Adelstein, Sheryl M. Ehrlich: Discrimination of changes in latency during head movement. 1129-1133

Applications and Case Studies

• Claire Dormann: Information brokerage: GAIA service assessment. 1137-1141
• Daniela Handl, Hans-Jürgen Hoffmann: MALL2000 - A document-based platform for negotiations in electronic commerce. 1142-1146
• Michael Rebstock: Adding complexity to the electronic market model: lessons learned from an oil industry case study. 1147-1151
• Dominik Deschner, Oliver Hofmann, Freimut Bodendorf: Agent-based decentralized coordination for electronic markets. 1152-1156
• Benno Suter, Guido Kaufmann, André-René Probst: Towards an intelligent marketspace for virtual enterprises. 1157-1161
• Hyeonsung Cho, Hyunkyu Cho, Hosang Ham, Sangbong Park: Electronic commerce system supporting scalable and high end marketing facility. 1162-1166
• Andrea Haf, Arno Hitzges: VR-shopland: online shopping in a virtual world as community event. 1167-1171
• Nobuyuki Ishikawa, Katsuo Suzuki: Feasibility study on the application of a human collaborative robot system to the inspecting patrol of nuclear power plants. 1172-1176
• Nobuyuki Kita: Intelligent plant inspection by using foveated active vision sensor. 1177-1181
• Hirotake Ishii, T. Tezuka, Hidekazu Yoshikawa: User-interface design of the support system for constructing virtual environment. 1182-1186
• K. Nabeshima, E. Türkcan, Tomoaki Suzudo, S. Nakagawa, K. Inoue, T. Ohno, K. Kudo, Katsuyuki Suzuki: Hybrid monitoring system for high temperature gas cooling reactor. 1187-1191
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