EUROMEDIA 1996
The 1996 SCS EuroMedia conference will bring together three individualconferences (WEBTEC, MEDIATECand COMTEC) culminating in an applicationsconference (APTEC) on December 21. EuroMediais a scientific event, and focuses on the exchange of new technology,methods, tools, and applications in the wide field of multimediaInformation and Communications Technology (ICT). A scientificevent means that rather than just showing new tools and ideas,the focus is on scientific presentations, based on refereed paperswith adequate underlying theory and if possible empirical testingof results. The fields covered at this conference include Webtechnology, multimedia, telecommunications, mobile computing,broadband networking, distributed computing, and telematics. Theconference is organized by the European Simulation Office ofthe Society for Computer Simulation International (SCS).SCS has been a professional institution for over 40 years. InEurope, scientific conferences on simulation and related topicshave been organized by SCS since 1986. The papers that will bepresented are focused on the following subjects:
The WEBTEC conference focuses on new developments with respectto Internet, Intranet, HTML, and WWW. Because of the large amountof new tools and developments, scientific papers focusing on thissubject should always include references to other ideas and products.If your paper describes a new language or tool, include the theoreticalbasis, application, and (tested) experiences.
Accepted papers for the WEBTEC conference are:
WEBTEC - EXTENDED PAPERS
Uwe M. Borghoff, Pierre-Yves Chevalier, Jutta Willamowski. AdaptiveRefinement of Search Patterns for Distributed Information Gathering.Rank Xerox Research Centre, Meylan, France.
Paul Havinga, Gerard Smit, Arne Helme. Survey of Electronic PaymentMethods and Systems. University of Twente, The Netherlands.
Stephan Wurst, Klaus-Dieter Thoben, Roland Oehlmann. Java Appletsfor Remote Database Access. BIBA Bremen, DSR-Senator Lines, Germany.
Jean-Marc Reynders, Christel Knops. Interworking between CORBAdistributed Applications and the World Wide Web. Belgacom ResearchDevelopment and Engineering, Brussels, Belgium.
Eugene J.H. Kerckhoffs, Hans L.M. Vangheluwe. A Multi-Agent Architecturefor Sharing Knowledge and Experimental Data about Water TreatmentPlants through the Internet. Delft University of Technology, TheNetherlands; University of Ghent, Belgium.
Wolfgang Broll. Realizing Shared Virtual Worlds with VRML. GMD German National Research Center for Information Technology,Schloss Birlinghoven, Germany.
M. Nikolaidou, D. Anagnostopoulos, E. Spyropoulos. Using LotusNotes as an Internet Exploring Tool. University of Athens, Greece.
WEBTEC - REGULAR PAPERS
Lubos Mikusiak, Miroslav Adamy. Viewing Formal Specificationsin Z on World Wide Web. Intergraph SR, Bratislava, Slovak Republic.
Mitja Lenic, Nikolaj Korbar, Milan Ojstersek, Viljen Zumer. ANew Approach in Building City Information System. University ofMaribor, Slovenia.
José Neves, José Machado. The Application of Web-BasedMulti-Agent Technology to Simulation Modelling. Universidade doMinho, Braga, Portugal.
H.A. Nour Eldin, H.-J. Nern, A. Strummer, J. Wassermann. DynamicGeneration of HTML-Pages by Using Complex Database Structures.University of Wuppertal, Fachhochschule für Druck, Stuttgart,Germany.
The MEDIATEC conference looks at new developments in multimediatechnology. Step by step, multimedia computing becomes more commonand more popular. CD-ROM technology, videoconferencing, and real-time3-D animation have become widely available for standard hardwareplatforms. The type of papers we are looking for try to give atheoretical foundation to developments in multimedia hardwareand software, if possible comparing different alternatives sothat empirical results can form a basis for new standards andchoice among alternatives.
Accepted papers for the MEDIATEC conference are:
MEDIATEC - EXTENDED PAPERS
Y. Monsef. Towards an Interactive and Cooperative Multimedia Editingusing Cognitive Simulation Interface. Lebanese University, Buress/Yvette, France.
Rik Min. Parallelism in Working-, Learning-, and Do-Environments:The Parallel Instruction Theory for Coaching in Open LearningEnvironments for Simulation. University of Twente, Enschede, TheNetherlands.
Elisabeth André, Jochen Müller, Thomas Rist. WIP/PPP:Knowledge-Based Methods for Automated Multimedia Authoring. GermanResearch Center for Atrificial Intelligence (DFKI), Saarbrücken,Germany.
Feico Dillema, Paul Havinga, Paul Sijben and Gerard Smit. AudioSource Location for a Digital TVdirector. University ofTwente. Enschede, The Netherlands.
Alain Legault, Janet Matey, Mathematically Lossless MotionJPEG:Better Than Uncompressed Video. Matrox Video Products Group, DorvalQuebec, Canada.
Alain Legault, Janet Matey. PCBased Open Architecture Standards:An Overview. Matrox Video Products Group, Dorval, Quebec, Canada
Jang Rai Roh, Byung Do Ko. A Dynamic Session Management for theDistributed Multimedia-On-Demand System. Electronics and TelecommunicationsResearch Institute, Yousong, Korea.
Domenico Falco, Fabio de Felice. Problems Relative to the Developmentof a Multimedia Package: A Proposal of a User Interface. Universitadegli Studi di Cassino, Italy.
Christian Geiger, Ralf Hunstock, Volker Paelke. Rapid Prototypingof Animated 3-D Objects. University of Paderborn, Germany.
Claude Comair. The Skeleton of Video Game Curriculum. DigiPen,Vancouver B.C., Canada.
Claude Comair. Distributed Fault Tolerant Databases for MultimediaApplications. DigiPen, Vancouver B.C., Canada.
MEDIATEC - REGULAR PAPERS
Jan-Willem van Aalst. Analysis of Problems during Multimedia Developmentprojects. Origin / Interactive Media Competence Center. Baarn,The Netherlands.
The COMTEC conference covers different types of communicationtechnology utilizing both fixed and mobile infrastructures. Ofcourse, this conference must be seen in alliance with the overalltheme of the conference: new media that are used on a world-widebasis in relation to information and communication infrastructures.
Possible topics for this conference are:
COMTEC - EXTENDED PAPERS
A. Genco, G. Lo Re. Video-on-Demand Multiplexing Optimisation.University of Palermo, CERE-CNR, Palermo, Italy.
E.M. Joyce, S.M. Furnell, P.L. Reynolds, P.W. Sanders. AddressingSecurity in an Integrated Service Engineering Environment. Universityof Plymout, United Kingdom.
Miltos Grammatikakis, Martina Johl. Clock Level Simulation ofan ATM Switch. University of Hildesheim, Germany.
Krzysztof Amborski. Access Networks for Broadband Services. TelekomunikacjaPolska S.A., Warsaw, Poland.
COMTEC - REGULAR PAPERS
Steven Furnell, Mark Green, Stephen Hope, Joseph Morrissey, PaulReynolds. Non-Intrusive Security Arrangements to Support Terminaland Personal Mobility. University of Plymoth, UK, Orange PersonalCommunications Services, Bristol, UK, Aldiscon Ltd., Dublin, Ireland.
Kyou H. Lee, Young W. Cha, Jong O. Kim. Towards Multimedia Servicesfor the Residences. Broadband Communication Department, ETRI,Yousong, Korea.
The APTEC conference shows how effectiveness and efficiency ofindividuals and public and private organizations can be improvedusing telematics, advanced communications, and multimedia technology.Papers in the APTEC conference should present the relation betweenthe type of activity that is supported by new technology and thecharacteristics of the technology itself. If possible, empiricaltest results should be included in the paper.
Selected papers for this conference are:
APTEC - EXTENDED PAPERS
Anton Eliëns, Frank Niessink, Bastiaan Schönhage, Jaccovan Ossenbruggen, Paul Nash. Support for Business Process Redesign:Simulation, Hypermedia and the Web. Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam,The Netherlands and University of Manchester, UK.
G. Henri ter Hofte, Hermen J, van der Lugt, Maurice A.W. Houtsma.CO4: A Comprehensive Model of Groupware Functionality. TelematicsResearch Centre, Enschede, The Netherlands.
Jens Hoheisel, Klaus-Dieter Thoben, Frithjof Weber, Volker Wiehle.Concept and Application of a Software Tool for Creative ProblemSolving in Groups. BIBA Bremen, Germany.
M.J.J.M. van de Ven, A.R. Riemslag, J. Zuidema. Multimedia Instructionsfor Laboratory Exercises in Materials Engineering. Delft Universityof Technology, The Netherlands.
Peter J.H. Hinssen. Using Groupware to support Teleworking. TelematicsResearch Centre, Enschede, The Netherlands.
Charles van der Mast, Martin van den Berg. Evaluation of SupermarketDesigns using Virtual Reality. Delft University of Technology,LAVA Virtual Reality, The Hague, The Netherlands.
W. Dangelmaier, S. Kress, R. Wenski. Workflow Management in Telematics:A New Approach to Increase Productivity by the Use of a FlexibleTime Management of Teleworkers. University of Paderborn, Germany.
M.J. Warren. A Telematics Security Training Application. Universityof Plymouth, United Kingdom.
Predrag Sidjanin. GIS and VR An Integration. Delft Universityof Technology, The Netherlands
D. Spath, M. Posur, G. Selinger. Efficient Task Performance byNomadicCooperative Work. University of Karlsruhe, Germany
L.J.M. Rothkrantz, R.J. van Vark, A.J.S.I.K. Bos, D.J.A. Pauw.An Educational Site on the World Wide Web. Delft University ofTechnology, The Netherlands.
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