From: Jakob Nielsen <nielsen@bellcore.com>
Subject: List of accepted INTERCHI papers
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The following is a list of the 62 papers accepted for the INTERCHI
conference out of the 330 submissions (plus 70 late papers that were not
reviewed because they arrived after the deadline).

The conference will be in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, 24-29 April 1992. I
hope you will agree that we have a truly excellent set of papers again this
year. Do note, by the way, that several U.S. airlines are running
promotions at the moment that will allow you to travel to Amsterdam in
April for only about $400, so consider booking your ticket early if you are
coming from over here.

If you are a member of ACM SIGCHI or several other organizations, you will
automatically receive a copy of the advance conference program in the mail
with a registration form round the end of this year, or early next year
outside North America. Basically, if you received the call for
participation by direct mail, chances are that you are on our mailing list
and will also receive the advance program.

To request a copy of the advance program or if you have other questions,
please contact the conference office:
North American Office: ic93-office-na.chi@xerox.com
fax +1-415-738-1280
European Office: ic93-office.chi@xerox.com
fax: +31-20-6441746

Whatever you do, *please* do not contact me. I am trying to get back to
having a life. Unfortunately, SIGCHI did not get a supply of the famous
"Working 70 hours a week and loving it" T-shirt, and in any case it has
been more like 80 hours for the last few weeks.

Hope to see you in Amsterdam!
Jakob Nielsen
INTERCHI papers co-chair



Paper Session: Sharing Design Memory

Preserving Knowledge in Design Projects: What Designers Need to Know
   James D. Herbsleb, Cognitive Science and Machine Intelligence Laboratory
   Eiji Kuwana, NTT Software Laboratories

From Folklore to Living Design Memory
   Loren G. Terveen, AT&T Bell Laboratories
   Peter G. Selfridge, AT&T Bell Laboratories
   M. David Long, AT&T Bell Laboratories

WHERE Did You Put It?  Issues in the Design and Use of a Group Memory
   Lucy M. Berlin, Hewlett-Packard Laboratories
   Robin Jeffries, Hewlett-Packard Laboratories
   Vicki L. O'Day, Hewlett-Packard Laboratories
   Andreas Paepcke, Hewlett-Packard Laboratories
   Cathleen Wharton, University of Colorado at Boulder


Paper Session: Interacting in 3 Dimensions

Facile 3D Direct Manipulation
   Dan Venolia, Apple Computer, Inc.

Fishtank Virtual Reality
   Colin Ware, University of New Brunswick
   Kevin Arthur, University of British Columbia
   Kellogg S. Booth, University of British Columbia

A Space Based Model For User Interaction In Shared Synthetic Environments
   Lennart E. Fahl
   Olov St
   Charles Grant Brown, Swedish Institute of Computer Science
   Christer Carlsson, Swedish Institute of Computer Science


Paper Session: Understanding Programing

Do Algorithm Animations Assist Learning? An Empirical Study And Analysis
   John Stasko, Georgia Institute of Technology
   Albert Badre, Georgia Institute of Technology
   Clayton Lewis, University of Colorado at Boulder

Reducing the Variability of  Programmers'  Performance  Through Explained
Examples
   David F. Redmiles, University of Colorado at Boulder

Mental Representations of Programs by Novices and Experts 
   Vikki Fix, University of South Dakota
   Susan Wiedenbeck, University of Nebraska
   Jean Scholtz, Portland State University


Paper Session: Typing, Writing and Gesture

Touch Typing with a Stylus
   David Goldberg, Xerox Corporation
   Cate Richardson, Xerox Corporation

Half-QWERTY: A One-handed Keyboard Facilitating Skill Transfer From QWERTY
   Edgar Matias, The MatiasCorporation
   I. Scott MacKenzie, University of Guelph
   William Buxton, University of Toronto and Xerox PARC

Incremental Recognition in Gesture-Based and Syntax-Directed Diagram Editors
   Rui Zhao, University of Paderborn


Paper Session: Evolving Design

Integrating Theoreticians' And Practitioners' Perspectives With Design
Rationale
   Victoria Bellotti, Rank Xerox EuroPARC

Management Of Interface Design In Humanoid
   Ping Luo, University of Southern California
   Pedro Szekely, Information Sciences Institute, University of Southern
California
   Robert Neches, Information Sciences Institute, University of Southern
California

The Evolution Of An Interface For Choreographers
   Tom W. Calvert, Simon Fraser University
   A. Bruderlin, Simon Fraser University
   S. Mah, Simon Fraser University
   T. Schiphorst, Simon Fraser University
   C. Welman, Simon Fraser University


Paper Session: Structuring Images for Interaction

Human-Machine Perceptual Cooperation
   Francis K. H. Quek, University of Michigan
   Michael C. Petro, University of Michigan

VideoMap And VideoSpaceIcon: Tools For Anatomizing Video Content
   Yoshinobu Tonomura, NTT Human Interface Laboratories
   Akihito Akutsu, NTT Human Interface Laboratories
   Kiyotaka Otsuji, NTT Human Interface Laboratories
   Toru Sadakata, NTT Human Interface Laboratories

Automatic Structure Visualization For Video Editing
   Hirotada Ueda, Hitachi Ltd.
   Takafumi Miyatake, Hitachi Ltd.
   Shigeo Sumino, Hitachi Ltd.
   Akio Nagasaka, Hitachi Ltd.


Paper Session: Skill Development

The Growth of Software Skill:  A Longitudinal Look at Learning & Performance
   Erik Nilsen, Lewis and Clark College
   HeeSen Jong, National University of Singapore
   Judith S. Olson, University of Michigan
   Kevin Biolsi, University of Michigan
   Henry Rueter, University of Michigan
   Sharon Mutter, Catholic University

Embedding Computer-Based Critics in the Contexts of Design
   Gerhard Fischer, University of Colorado at Boulder
   Kumiyo Nakakoji, University of Colorado at Boulder
   Jonathan Ostwald, University of Colorado at Boulder
   Gerry Stahl, University of Colorado at Boulder
   Tamara Sumner, University of Colorado at Boulder

How To Aid Non-Experts
   Mark Neerincx, University of Amsterdam
   Paul de Greef, University of Amsterdam


Paper Session: Voices and Faces

A Design Space For Multimodal Systems:concurrent Processing And Data Fusion
   Laurence Nigay, Laboratoire de G
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VoiceNotes: A Speech Interface for a Hand-held Voice Notetaker
   Lisa J. Stifelman, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
   Barry Arons, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
   Chris Schmandt, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
   Eric A. Hulteen, Apple Computer, Inc.

Communicative Facial Displays As A New Conversational Modality
   Akikazu Takeuchi, Sony Computer Science Laboratory Inc.
   Katashi Nagao, Sony Computer Science Laboratory Inc.


Paper Session: Usability Assessment Methods

Iterative Methodology and Designer Training in Human-Computer Interface
Design
   George Bailey, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

A Mathematical Model of the Finding of Usability Problems
   Jakob Nielsen, Bellcore
   Thomas K. Landauer, Bellcore

Estimating the Relative Usability of Two Interfaces: Heuristic, Formal, and
Empirical Methods Compared
   Jakob Nielsen, Bellcore
   Victoria L. Phillips, Bellcore


Paper Session: Auditory Interfaces

An Evaluation of Earcons for Use in Auditory  Human-Computer Interfaces
   Stephen A. Brewster, University of York
   Peter C. Wright, University of York
   Alistair D. N. Edwards, University of York

Synthesizing Auditory Icons
   William W. Gaver, Rank Xerox Cambridge EuroPARC

Computer Aided Conversation For Severely Physically Impaired Non-Speaking
People
   Norman Alm, University of Dundee
   John Todman, University of Dundee
   Leona Elder, Dundee Institute of Technology
   A. F. Newell, University of Dundee


Paper Session: Conceptual Analysis of Users and Activity

Exploding the Interface: Experiences of a CSCW netwwork
   John Bowers, Manchester University
   Tom Rodden, Lancaster University

Searching For Unity Among Diversity: Exploring The Interface Concept
   Kari Kuutti, University of Oulu
   Liam J. Bannon, University of Copenhagen

The Cost Structure of Sensemaking
   Daniel M. Russell, Xerox PARC
   Mark J. Stefik, Xerox PARC
   Peter Pirolli, Xerox PARC
   Stuart K. Card, Xerox PARC


Paper Session: Demonstration Based Systems

Prototyping an intelligent agent through Wizard of Oz
   David Maulsby, University of Calgary
   Saul Greenberg, University of Calgary
   Richard Mander, Apple Computer, Inc.

A Synergistic Approach to Specifying Simple Number Independent Layouts by
Example
   Scott E. Hudson, Georgia Institute of Technology
   Chen-Ning Hsi, Georgia Institute of Technology

Marquise: Creating Complex User Interfaces by Demonstration
   Brad A. Myers, Carnegie Mellon University
   Richard G. McDaniel, Carnegie Mellon University
   David S. Kosbie, Carnegie Mellon University


Paper Session: Collecting User-Information for System Design

Exploring the Applications of User-Expertise Assessment for Intelligent
Interfaces
   Michel C. Desmarais, Centre de researche informatique de Montral
   Jiming Liu, Centre de researche informatique de Montral

Planning For Multiple Task Work - An Analysis Of A Medical Reception
Worksystem
   Becky Hill, University College London
   John Long, University College London
   Walter Smith, University College London
   Andy Whitefield, University College London

The Diary Study: A Workplace-Oriented Research Tool to Guide  Laboratory
Efforts
   John Rieman, University of Colorado at Boulder


Paper Session: Video Support for Workplace Collaboration

Turning Away from Talking Heads: The Use of Video-as-Data in Neurosurgery
   Bonnie A. Nardi, Hewlett-Packard Laboratories
   Heinrich Schwarz, Hewlett-Packard Laboratories
   Allan Kuchinsky, Hewlett-Packard Laboratories
   Robert Leichner, Hewlett-Packard Laboratories
   Steve Whittaker, Hewlett-Packard Laboratories

One is Not Enough: Multiple Views in a Media Space
   William  Gaver, Rank Xerox Cambridge EuroPARC
   Abigail Sellen, Rank Xerox Cambridge EuroPARC
   Christian Heath, Rank Xerox Cambridge EuroPARC
   Paul Luff, Rank Xerox Cambridge EuroPARC


Paper Session: Perspectives and Illusions

How Fluent is Your Interface? Designing for International Users
   Patricia Russo, Sunsoft
   Stephen Boor, Analytical Services

Representation in Virtual Space: Visual Conventions in the Graphical User
Interface
   Loretta Staples, Apple Computer, Inc.

Principles, Techniques, and Ethics of Stage Magic and Their Potential
Application to Human Interface Design
   Bruce Tognazzini, Sunsoft


Paper Session: Model-Based UI Development Systems

Separations of Concerns in the Chiron-1 User Interface Development and
Management System
   Richard N. Taylor, University of California, Irvine
   Gregory F. Johnson, Northrop Corporation

A Second Generation User Interface Design Environment:  The Model And The
Runtime Architecture
   Piyawadee "Noi" Sukaviriya, Georgia Institute of Technology
   James D. Foley, Georgia Institute of Technology
   Todd Griffith, Georgia Institute of Technology

Beyond Interface Builders: Model-based Interface Tools
   Pedro Szekely, Information Sciences Institute, University of Southern
California
   Ping Luo, Information Sciences Institute, University of Southern
California 
   Robert Neches, Information Sciences Institute, University of Southern
California


Pqper Session: Meetings and Collaborative Writing

Tivoli: An Electronic Whiteboard for Informal Workgroup Meetings
   Elin R
   Kim McCall, Xerox PARC
   Thomas P. Moran, Xerox PARC
   Frank G. Halasz, Xerox PARC

The User-centred Iterative Design Of Collaborative Writing Software
   Ronald M. Baecker, University of Toronto
   Dimitrios Nastos, University of Toronto
   Ilona R. Posner, Ada Interfaces Ltd.
   Kelly L. Mawby, IBM Canada Ltd.

Exploiting Version Support In Cooperative Systems
   Anja Haake, GMD-IPSI
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Paper Session: Automated UI Generation

Generating User Interfaces From Data Models And Dialogue Net Specifications
   Christian Janssen, Fraunhofer-Institut f
Organisation
   Anette Weisbecker, Fraunhofer-Institut f
Organisation
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Organisation

Encapsulating Knowledge For Intelligent Automatic Interaction Objects
Selection
   Jean M. Vanderdonckt, Facult
Institut d'Informatique
   Fran
d'Informatique

Providing High-level Control and Expert Assistance  in the User Interface
Presentation Design
   Won Chul Kim, The George Washington University
   James D. Foley, Georgia Institute of Technology


Paper Session: Searching: Tools and Strategies

Orienteering in an Information Landscape:How Information Seekers Get From
Here to There
   Vicki L. O'Day, Hewlett-Packard Laboratories
   Robin Jeffries, Hewlett-Packard Laboratories

Using Icons to Find Documents: Simplicity Is Critical
   Michael D. Byrne, Georgia Institute of Technology

Queries-R-Links: Graphical Markup for Text Navigation
   Gene Golovchinsky, University of Toronto
   Mark Chignell, University of Toronto


Paper Session: Hands, Menus and Dr. Fitts

Human Performance Using Computer Input Devices in the Preferred and
Non-Preferred Hands
   Paul Kabbash, University of Toronto
   I. Scott  MacKenzie, University of Guelph
   William Buxton, University of Toronto

The Limits of Expert Performance Using Hierarchic Marking Menus
   Gordon Kurtenbach, University of Toronto
   William Buxton, University of Toronto

Lag As A Determinant Of Human Performance In Interactive Systems
   I. Scott MacKenzie, University of Guelph
   Colin  Ware, University of New Brunswick


Paper Session: Finding and Keeping Stuff

Computer Image Retrieval by Features:  Suspect Identification
   Eric S. Lee, Saint Mary's University
   Thom Whalen, Communications Research Center, Ottawa

Empirically-based Re-design Of A Hypertext Encyclopedia
   Keith Instone, Bowling Green State University
   Barbee Mynatt Teasley, Bowling Green State University
   Laura Marie Leventhal, Bowling Green State University

Bridging the Paper and Electronic Worlds: The Paper User Interface
   Walter Johnson, Xerox PARC
   Herbert D. Jellinek, Xerox PARC
   Leigh Klotz, Xerox PARC
   Ramana Rao, Xerox PARC
   Stu Card, Xerox PARC