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THE ELEVENTH INTERNATIONAL
WORLD WIDE WEB CONFERENCE
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Sheraton Waikiki Hotel
Honolulu, Hawaii,
USA
7-11 May 2002
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Paper Submission deadline: November 13, 2001
closed
Author Notification: January 25, 2002
Final Paper Due: February 25, 2002
Please refer to main Call for Particiption web page for the
paper submission instructions
and further details about the technical program.
As XML and the many related standards greatly augment the richness and capabilities of the Web, there is no domain of computer science left without impact. In this respect, the APPLICATIONS track of WWW2002 considers all areas of computer science as potential "applications" of the Web. Of course, industrial sectors like "oil" or "automotive", too, remain application domains suitable for the track.
The APPLICATIONS track particularly encourages contributions which are specific to an application domain yet of high impact and of value to a large audience. In particular, we encourage submissions describing broadly applicable concepts, methods, tools, and systems. Such submissions are most suited for the APPLICATIONS track if they focus on an area of computer science, on an industrial sector, or on a horizontal service.
The relevant topics include, but are not restricted
to, the following list:
- impact of the Web on computer science areas such as, e.g., knowledge engineering, software engineering, etc.
- impact of the Web on industrial sectors like, e.g., automotive, financial/stock, etc., or on horizontal aspects like office automation, aware goods, smart items, etc.
- components and distributed objects on/for the Web
- preferences and profiles
- agent technology on/for the Web
- ubiquitous computing and Internet appliances
- Web navigation strategies
- Web-based collaboration
- virtual reality on the Web
- practice and experience in general
Applications Program Committee
- Jan Borchers,
Stanford University, USA
- Clemens Cap,
University of Rostock, Germany
- Hans-Werner Gellersen,
University of Lancaster, England
- Philipp Hoschka,
W3C and INRIA, Sophia Antipolis, France
- Zhen Liu,
IBM Research, USA
- Bernard
Merialdo, Eurecom Institute, Sophia Antipolis, France
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Max Mühlhäuser, Darmstadt University of
Technology, Germany (Vice Chair)
- Michael Rees,
Bond University, Australia
- Sigi Reich,
SalzburgResearch, Salzburg, Austria
- Gustavo Rossi,
University of LaPlata, Argentina
- Rimbert
Rudisch, University of Applied Sciences, Hagenberg,
Austria
- Timothy Shih,
Tamkang University, Taipei, Taiwan
- Richard Swan,
SAP Labs, Palo Alto, USA
- Jeffrey Tsai,
University of Illinois, Chicago, USA
- Michael Welzl,
University of Linz, Austria (Deputy Vice Chair)
Last Reviewed: 3/21/02
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