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From: Norbert Streitz <streitz@ipsi.darmstadt.gmd.dbp.de>
To: mod-ki@unido.informatik.uni-dortmund.de
Date: 16 Mar 90 16:08 +0100
Subject: Call for papers for ECHT '90
Keywords: Konferenzen

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                European Conference on Hypertext
 
                     ******  ECHT '90  ******
 
                  Paris,  November 27-30, 1990
 
SCOPE
 
The subject of hypertext and hypermedia has been witnessing a dramatic
rise in interest over the last three years both from the academic
as well as from the industrial communities. The purpose of this
conference is to set up a wide ranging scientific European event where
researchers, developers, and users can meet around the theme of
hypertext and hypermedia.
ECHT '90  will establish a series of European conferences organized
as a complement to and alternating with the biannually US-based and
ACM-sponsored Hypertext conferences of recent years.
 
The conference will include prominent guest speakers, presentations
of refereed papers, panel sessions, poster and video presentations
as well as  demonstrations of experimental research systems and
commercial products. One day of the conference will feature tutorials
of introductory and advanced course level. There will also be
opportunities for meetings of special interest groups.
 
By its very nature, hypertext is at the intersection of many fields,
esp. of computer science, cognitive science and different application
domains. This conference will therefore be of interest to a broad
spectrum of professionals ranging from pure theoreticians of
hypergraphs and graph grammars via system developers for electronic
publishing to endusers of hypertext applications such as medical
information systems and computer aided design.
 
Conference Chair: Antoine RIZK, INRIA (FRANCE)
                  e-mail:  rizk @ minos.inria.atlas.fr
                  phone:   ++33 - 1 - 39 63 5238
                  Fax:     ++33 - 1 - 39 63 5228
 
Program Chair:    Norbert STREITZ, GMD-IPSI (F.R. GERMANY)
                  e-mail: streitz @ darmstadt.gmd.dbp.de
                  phone:   ++49 - 6151 - 875 919
                  Fax:     ++49 - 6151 - 875 818
 
        PROGRAM COMMITTEE:      (to be extended)
 
        Rob AKSCYN              Knowledge Systems (USA)
        Jacques ANDRE           INRIA (FRANCE)
        Flavio ARGENTESI        JRC-Ispra (CEC)
        Pat BAIRD               University of Strathclyde (UK)
        Peter BROWN             University of Kent (UK)
        Antonio CONVERTI        Olivetti (ITALY)
        Peter GLOOR             GfAI (SWITZERLAND)
        Frank HALASZ            Xerox PARC (USA)
        Rainer KUHLEN           University of Constance (F.R. GERMANY)
        Dario LUCARELLO         University of Milano (ITALY)
        Ray McALEESE            University of Aberdeen (UK)
        Lambert MEERTENS        CWI (The NETHERLANDS)
        Naja NAFFAH             Bull (FRANCE)
        Jakob NIELSEN           Technical University of Denmark(DENMARK)
        Paolo PAOLINI           Politecnico di Milano (ITALY)
        Vincent QUINT           INRIA/Imag (FRANCE)
        Randy TRIGG             Aarhus University (DENMARK)
 
 
 
TOPICS  (not exhaustive)
 
        THEORY
 
        - Foundations of hypertext
        - Models of hypertext
        - Abstraction mechanisms
        - Versioning mechanisms
        - Models of browsing, intelligent search and query mechanisms
        - Hypermedia synchronisation and storage models
        - Hypertext interchange formats
        - Hypertext structures and human memory
        - Hypertext and knowledge representation
        - Models of reading and writing
 
        SYSTEMS
 
        - Hypertext implementations
        - DBMS support for hypertext systems
        - Hypertext abstract machines
        - Operating systems support
        - Distributed systems
        - Authoring systems
        - Reader-based systems
        - Hypertext and knowledge-based systems
        - User-interfaces
        - Browsing and navigation support
        - Information retrieval
        - Query and search
        - Script languages
        - Hypertext maintenance
        - Hypertext ergonomics
        - Transformation of linear documents into hypertext
        - Multimedia support
 
        ISSUES
 
        - Hypertext methodologies
        - Supporting collaborative work
        - Cognitive aspects
        - Social issues
        - Legal issues
        - Standardization issues
 
        HYPERTEXT APPLICATIONS TO COMPUTER SCIENCE
 
        - Computer aided software engineering
        - Dynamic software documentation
        - On-line help and tutorials
        - Interactive programming environment
 
        HYPERTEXT APPLICATIONS TO  OTHER FIELDS
 
        - Electronic publishing
        - Technical documentation
        - Computer aided design
        - Office information systems
        - Medical information systems
        - Decision support systems
        - Hypermedia for learning *
        * There is a special workshop on this topic:
          Hypertext 3 , University of Twente, Enschede,
          The  Netherlands, April 1991
 
 
INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUBMISSIONS
 
We welcome original papers, proposals for panels and demonstrations.
 
Full papers (not exceeding 4000 words) should be submitted in
5 copies. A separate cover page must contain title of paper, name(s),
affiliation and complete mailing address (incl. phone, Telefax, e-mail)
of the author(s) together with an abstract (about 200 words) and three
keywords. The name of the first author mentioned will be used for
all correspondence unless otherwise stated.
 
Papers will be published in a bound proceedings volume that will
be available at the conference.
 
Proposals for panels should contain topic of the panel, names and
affiliations of proposer and contributors including a brief
characterization of their background and experience relevant to the
panel and a description of the content of the panel
(not exceeding 1000 words).
 
EXHIBITION
 
Proposals for poster presentations, video or system's demonstrations
should be submitted in the form of an extended abstract describing
the software or industrial products to be exhibited.
 
DEADLINES
 
 
April 2, 1990   Submissions of papers/ panels/ poster/ video & system's
                Secretariat
 
June 15, 1990   Notification of acceptance
 
September 7, 1990       Final copy of the paper received by the
                        Conference Secretariat
 
 
More information, a printed version of the call for papers, and
formatting instructions which will have to be used for the
final version of accepted papers can be obtained from the
 
 
Conference  Secretariat:
 
        SCOIR
        2ter, rue de Chantilly
        F - 75009  PARIS
        France
 
        phone: ++33 - 1 - 428 51790
        Fax:   ++33 - 1 - 428 05951
 
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