WWW Fall 94--Wednesday, October 19

Papers

• Plenary Session
  ( MULTICAST SESSION: 13:30 - 15:00 UTC)
  Location: Great Hall, 2nd Floor
  8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
  
  • 8:30a.m. - 8:45 a.m.
    Joseph Hardin, NCSA - Introductory Comments
    
  • 8:45 a.m. - 9:15 a.m.
    Ira Goldstein, OSFRI
    
  • 9:15 a.m. - 9:55 a.m.
    David Chaum, Digicash
    
  • 9:55 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Ira Goldstein, OSFRI - Closing Comments
    
• SESSION 1: 10:15 - 11:45
  • BEYOND HTML
    
    Location: Florentine, 3rd Floor
    Chair: Yuri Rubinsky
    
    1. SGML, HTML and Beyond: Case Study From UCLA (Jeff Suttor)
    2. The Transformation of SGML Documents for Presentation on the WWW (Eric Freese)
    3. HTML to the Max: Adding SGML Intelligence to the World Wide Web (C. M. Sperberg-McQueen, Robert F. Goldstein)
    4. Putting Paper Documents in the World-Wide Web (Andreas Myka)
  • COMPUTER SUPPORTED COOPERATIVE WORK (CSCW) ( MULTICAST SESSION: 15:15 - 16:45 UTC)
    Location: Plaza, 2nd Floor
    Chair: Terry Weymouth
    
    1. A Synchronous Collaboration Tool for WWW (Michael Rees, Tak Woo)
    2. Using Mosaic for Remote Electron Beam Test System Control: A Case Study on Distributed Engineering (Ronald Scharf, Werner Wolz)
    3. Beyond the Web: Teleoperation Via Mosaic (Ken Goldberg)
    4. Collaborative Viewing of Scientific Data: The UARC Project (Terry E. Weymouth)
  • WHERE COMMERCIAL SERVICES AND THE WEB ARE HEADED
    
    Location: Lincoln, 3rd Floor
    Chair: Henry Houh
    Russ Jones, DEC
    Marty Tenenbaum, EIT
    Bill Washburn, MecklerWeb
    Jeffrey Dearth, Electronic Newstand/New Republic Magazine
    
  • EDUCATION: Innovative Learning Environments and Teaching Paradigms
    Location: Lake Shore, 3rd Floor
    Chair: Bob Panoff
    
    1. Learning on the WWW: A Case Study (Daniel Perron)
    2. Using the World-Wide Web (WWW) in a Graduate Engineering Design-Team Class (Jack Hong, Larry Lefier)
    3. MendelWeb: An Electronic Science/Math/History Resource for the WWW (Roger B. Blumberg)
    4. Integrating Simulations and WWW Courseware (Calum Smeaton, Alan Slater)
    5. Building a Research-based Interactive Discovery Gallery for Education: The NCSA Bridge Project (R.M. Panoff, M. South, B. Davenport)
    6. Bell Atlantic - West Virginia World School (Kathryn H. Hilts)
  • INTERNATIONAL
    Location: Belmont, 2nd Floor
    Chair: Yasuyo Kikuta
    
    1. Japan Window:A US-Japan WWW Collaboration for Japan Information (B. Lee, M. Bayle, J. Hong, L. Vui Chiap, Dr. A. Goto, Y. Sakamoto, T. Takada, M. Washisaka)
    2. The Web in Germany: No Problems? (Tom Baker, Inke Bruening, Lothar Klein, Michael Lenz)
    3. Internet Growth in Australia and Asia's Four Dragons (Philip Tsang)
  • PUBLISHING: Commercial Web Information Providers
    Location: Gold, 2nd Floor
    Chair: Paul Hoffman
    Paul Hoffman: President of Proper Publishing, publishers of the Internet Computer Index (ICI)
    Randy Adams, President of the Internet Shopping Network
    Dale Dougherty, Publisher of the Global Network Navigator (GNN) from O'Reilly and Associates
    Robert Frasca, President of GALT Technologies, publishers of NETworth
    Mark Ingalls, Web Maintainer for the Multi-gigabyte Information Server at Microsoft
    
  • SEARCHING
    Location: Grant Park, 3rd Floor
    Chair:
    
    1. The "InfoHarness" System for Integrated Information Access and Management (Leon Shklar, Howard Marcus, Amit Sheth, Satish Thatte)
    2. Finding What People Want: Experiences with the WebCrawler (Brian Pinkerton)
    3. Associative Concept Navigation in MEDLINE and other NLM Databases via a Mosaic-Forms-WWW Interface Combining Natural Language Processing, Expert Systems and (un)Conventional Information Retrieval Techniques (Tamas E. Doszkocs, Seth B. Widoff, Bruno M. Vasta)
    4. Using Coollists To Index HTML Documents in the Web (Jong-Gyun Lim)
• SESSION 2: 2:15 - 3:45
  
  • CORPORATE INFORMATION SYSTEMS
    Location: Gold, 2nd Floor
    Chair: Ira Goldstein
    
    1. OmniPort: Integrating Legacy Data into the WWW (Shelley G. Ford, Robert C. Stern)
    2. Utilizing Mosaic and the WWW in an Operations Environment (Mike Pingleton, Tom Fischer)
    3. Hyper-Media on the Internet as a Tool for Approaching Global Problems: A Tele-Conferencing Experiment (Gottfried Mayer-Kress, William Bender, John Bazik)
    4. An Information Clearinghouse Server for Industry Consortia (Brian Smithson, Barbara Singer)
    5. Joining the the Web: Technology and Culture (Phillip S. Wherry, Mark A. Krause, Dr. Richard K. Sciambi)
  • COMPUTER SUPPORTED COOPERATIVE WORK (CSCW)
    Location: Lake Shore, 3rd Floor
    Chair: Terry Weymouth
    
    1. Extending WWW for Synchronous Collaboration (Thane J. Frivold, Ruth E. Lang, Martin W. Fong)
    2. The Sociable Web (Judith Donath, Niel Robertson)
    3. Wide-Area Policy Discussion: The Town Meeting on the Vice President's National Performance Review (Roger Hurwitz, Larry Koskinen, John C. Mallery)
  • EVOLVING INTERFACES
    Location: Belmont, 2nd Floor
    Chair: Michael Schwartz
    
    1. A WWW Front End to an OODBMS (Martin Sjolin)
    2. The Wide Area Technical Report Server (Kurt Maly, J. French, A Selman, E. Fox)
    3. Evolving Information Services: Lessons Learned from the Boston Restaurant List (Ellis S. Cohen)
    4. The Unified Computer Science Technical Report Index: Lessons in Indexing Diverse Resources (Marc D. VanHeyningen)
    5. Design of Human Interfaces for Bandwidth-limited Users and People with Disabilities (Gregg Vanderheiden)
  • K-12 EDUCATION ( MULTICAST SESSION: 19:15 - 20:45 UTC)
    Location: Plaza, 2nd Floor
    Chair: Lisa Bievenue
    
    1. Designing a Server for a K-8 School (Bonnie Thurber, Bob Davis)
    2. Organizing Information in Mosaic: A Classroom Experiment (Robert Wray)
    3. An Effective Environmental Studies Curriculum for K-12 (Michael Keeler, Gonzaga)
    4. Student Multimedia Publishing on the Internet: Patch Am H.S. Home Page (Pat Ridge)
  • FINANCE AND TAXES
    Location: Florentine, 3rd Floor
    Chair: Jay Whipple III
    
    1. Taxing Times - WWW Access to Federal and State Tax Forms, Information and Assistance (William J. Proffer)
    2. The Internet Grows Up: Bringing Commercial Applications to End Users (Chris Cooper)
    3. The EDGAR Project: Using the Web to Customize Dissemination of Financial Information on the Internet (Mark Ginsburg)
    4. NETworth and Mosaic: The Mutual Fund Information Distribution Channel of the Future (Robert Frasca)
  • MEDICAL
    Location: Grant Park, 3rd Floor
    Chair: R.P. Channing Rodgers
    
    1. Applications of Mosaic in Health Care Delivery (K. Srinivas, K. Gopinath, V. Jagannathan, R. Karinthi, Y.V. Reddy)
    2. Dynamic Hypertext Control and Navigation (Katie Oliver, Christine Remenyik)
    3. W3 Based Medical Information Systems vs Custom Client Server Applications (J. H. Hallgren, K. E. Willard, D. P. Connelly)
    4. The Virtual Hospital (Jeffrey Graber)
  • NSF METACENTER: The MetaCenter Science Highlights Repository
    Location: Lincoln, 3rd Floor
    Chair: Joseph Riordan
    Greg McArthur, Moderator, National Center for Atmospheric Research
    Cordelia Baron Geiken, NCSA, Digital Information System
    Dan Dwyer, Cornell Theory Center, Online Information Systems
    Vivian Benton, Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center, Documentation Coordinator
    Joshua Polterock, San Diego Supercomputer Center, Senior Technical Editor
    
• SESSION 3: 4:00 - 5:30
  • AUTHORING TOOLS
    Location: Grant Park, 3rd Floor
    Chair: Yuri Rubinsky
    
    1. Untangling the Web - The Role of Text Retrieval in a Hypertext Environment (Theresa Kasper)
    2. Creating a 3D Web Analysis and Visualization Environment (Robert E. Kent, Christian Neuss)
    3. The GeoWeb Project: Using the World Wide Web and WAIS for Finding Distributed Geographic Data (Brandon Plewe)
  • WIDE-AREA COLLABORATION
    Location: Gold, 2nd Floor
    Chair: Tim Berners-Lee
    
    1. Wide-Area Collaboration and Cooperative Computing (John Mallery, Tim Berners-Lee, Andre DeHon)
  • SECURITY ON THE WEB: WWW Security: The Big Picture ( MULTICAST SESSION: 21:00 - 22:30 UTC)
    Location: Great Hall, 2nd Floor
    Chair: Allan Schiffman
    Kevin Altis (Intel) on Proxies
    David I. Dalva (TIS) on Host Security and Firewalls
    Jeff Hostetler (Spyglass) on Open Security Architectures
    Allan Schiffman (EIT) on Secure HTTP
    Phillip Hallam-Baker (CERN) on Shen
    
  • EDUCATION: Information Organization and Presentation for an Improved
    Learning Environment
    Location: Lake Shore, 3rd Floor
    Chair:
    
    1. A Web of Resources for Introductory Computer Science (Samuel A. Rebelsky)
    2. Improving Education through a CS Digital Library with Three Types of WWW Servers (E. Fox, D. Barnette)
    3. Courseware for Parallel Computing using Mosaic and the World Wide Web (S. Hurley, A.T. Potter, S.N. McIntosh-Smith, N. M. Stephens)
    4. The World Explorer System (John Schmitz)
  • OVERVIEWS
    Location: Plaza, 2nd Floor
    Chair:
    
    1. The Internet and the Anti-net (Nick Arnett)
    2. Museums, Public Lands, and Billboards: Toward a Philosphy of the World Wide Web (Roger B. Blumberg)
    3. Substantive Corporate Communication and the Web: The 'High Road to Institutional Self-Promotion' (Robert A. Duffy)
    4. WWW and the Demise of the Clockwork Universe (Tom Munnecke)
    5. Publishing in the New Medium: Creating Content on the Internet (Andrew Fry)
  • VIRTUAL REALITY/PERCEPTUALIZATION
    Location: Lincoln, 3rd Floor
    Chair: Mark D. Pesce
    
    1. Visualization and the World Wide Web (Mark D. Pesce, Anthony Parisi)
    2. "From Database to Cyberspace, Mosaic as Middle Ground." (David A. Levine, Mark D. Pesce)
    3. WAXweb: A Collaborative MOO-based Hypermedia System for WWW (Tom Meyer, Sid Blair, Suzanne Hader)
    4. Approaches Using Virtual Environments with Mosaic (Sandy Ressler)
    5. Visualization through the World Wide Web with Geomview, Cyvrview, W3Kit, and WebOOGL (Tamara Munzner, Paul Burchard, Ed Chi)
    6. CAVEview: Mosaic-based Virtual Reality (Marek Czernuszenko, Joanna Mason)
  • SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH
    Location: Belmont, 2nd Floor
    Chair: Richard Rockwell
    David Barber, University of Michigan
    Lynn Jacobsen, Columbia University
    Brian Kroeker, University of British Columbia
    Dean Savage, Queens College
    
  • PRODUCT ANNOUNCEMENTS AND AVAILABILITY
    Location: Florentine, 3rd Floor
    Chair: Mary Laplante
    Product announcements will be allowed for 5 minutes each during this time.