Papers

T1: Graphical and Visual Information I

Session Chair: Scott Tilley (Florida Institute of Technology, USA)

• "Co-generation of Text and Graphics." David Novick (University of Texas at El Paso, USA) and Brian Lowe (University of Texas at El Paso, USA)
• "Accessibility of graphics in technical documentation for the cognitive and visually impaired." Steve Murphy (IBM Toronto Software Laboratory, Canada) andRebecca Wong (IBM Toronto Software Laboratory, Canada)

T2: Information Design Principles and Methods I

Session Chair: David Novick (University of Texas at El Paso, USA)

• "Edward Tufte Meets Christopher Alexander." John Stamey (Coastal Carolina University, USA), Thomas Honeycutt (North Carolina State University, USA), and Simon Blanchard (HEC, Canada)
• "A Stakeholders Centered Approach for Conceptual Modeling of Communication-Intensive Applications." Vito Perrone (Politecnico di Milano, Italy), Davide Bolchini (University of Lugano, Switzerland), and Paolo Paolini (Politecnico di Milano, Italy)
• "A General Approach to Ethnographic Analysis to Collaborating Systems." Rahat Iqbal (Eindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands), Richard Gatward (Coventry University, UK), and Anne James (Coventry University, UK)

T3: Pervasive Documentation Systems I

Session Chair: Ashley Williams (Apt Communications, USA)

• "Concept and Architecture of a Pervasive Document Editing and Managing System." Stefania Leone (University of Zurich, Switzerland), Thomas B. Hodel (University of Zurich, Switzerland), and Harald Gall (University of Zurich, Switzerland)
• "Information Fragments for a Pervasive World." Russell Beale (University of Birmingham, UK)
• "The Aspect-Oriented Web." John Stamey (Coastal Carolina University, USA), Bryan Saunders (Coastal Carolina University, USA), and Simon Blanchard (HEC, Canada)

T4: Document Authoring, Production, and Management

Session Chair: Michael Priestley (IBM Toronto Laboratory, Canada)

• "Metadata-Based Authoring for Technical Documentation." Ingo Stock (BMW Group, Germany), Eckhard Steinmeier (BMW Group, Germany), andMichael Weber (University of Ulm, Germany)
• "A Study of the Documentation Essential to Software Maintenance." Sergio Cozzetti de Souza (Universidade Catolica de Brasilia, Brazil), Nicolas Anquetil (Universidade Catolica de Brasilia, Brazil), Kathia de Oliveira (Universidade Catolica de Brasilia, Brazil)
• "Checking Marked-up Documentation for Adherence to Site-Specific Standards." Sarah Mount (Coventry University, UK), Robert Low (Coventry University, UK), Robert Newman (Coventry University, UK)
• "Developing a Pyramid Structure for Managing Web-Centric Documents." Tayfun Karadeniz (Coastal Carolina University, USA), Jean-Louis Lassez (Coastal Carolina University, USA), Stephen Sheel (Coastal Carolina University, USA)

F1: Pervasive Documentation Systems II

Session Chair: John Stamey (Coastal Carolina University, USA)

• Developing Documentation Systems for Pervasive Network Environments." DeAnna Steiner (IBM WebSphere)
• "Integrating Meaningful Words, Biologically Inspired Vision, and Darwinian Knowledge: Towards a Distributed and Mediated Design Studio." Amiram Moshaiov (Tel-Aviv University, Israel)
• "Developing a Theory and Practise of Pervasive Information Capture, Processing, Visualization and Documentation." Colin Price (University College Worcester, UK) and Elizabeth Coulter-Smith (University of Central England, UK)

F2: Information Design Principles and Methods II

Session Chair: Steve Murphy (IBM Toronto Laboratory, Canada)

• "Leveraging Technology Affinity: Applying a Common Set of Tools and Practices to Information Development." Robert Pierce (IBM Rational, USA)
• "Capturing Visions and Goals to Inform Communication Design." Davide Bolchini (University of Lugano, Switzerland) and Giovanni Randazzo (University of Lugano, Switzerland)

F3: Graphical and Visual Information II

Session Chair: TBD

• "Visualization Balance scorecard on PDAs." Carlos Costa (ISCTE, Portugal)
• "The Use of eBooks and Interactive Multimedia as Alternative Forms of Technical Documentation." Gord Davison (IBM Toronto Software Laboratory, Canada), Steve Murphy (IBM Toronto Software Laboratory, Canada), and Rebecca Wong (IBM Toronto Software Laboratory, Canada)
• "Animating Pervasive Computing." John Burns (Coventry University, UK), Andrée Woodcock (Coventry University, UK), Sarah Mount (Coventry University, UK), Elena Gaura (Coventry University, UK), Robert Newman (Coventry University, UK)

F4: Usability

Session Chair: Susan Jones (MIT, USA)

• "User-Centred Design of Ubiquitous Services for Co-Located Human-Human Communication and Collaboration." R. Iqbal (Eindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands), J. Sturm (Eindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands), and J. Terken (Eindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands)
• "Sensorium Games: Usability Considerations for Pervasive Gaming." Sarah Mount (Coventry University, UK), Elena Gaura (Coventry University, UK), and Robert Newman (Coventry University, UK)
• "Usability Over Time." Valerie Mendoza (University of Texas at El Paso, USA) and David Novick (University of Texas at El Paso, USA)
• "Towards a Hypertext Reading/Comprehension Model." Aristidis Protopsaltis (University of Westminster, UK) andVassiliki Bouki (University of Westminster, UK)