From: dehaan@cs.vu.nl (G de Haan)
Newsgroups: comp.human-factors
Subject: workshop TASK ANALYSIS IN HUMAN-COMPUTER INTERACTION
Date: 9 Apr 92 10:40:58 GMT


 
COMPUTER SCIENCE DEPARTMENT, JOHANNES KEPLER UNIVERSITY LINZ (AUSTRIA)

                 in cooperation with

      EUROPEAN ASSOCIATION FOR COGNITIVE ERGONOMICS (EACE) and
 
U.S. NATIONAL CENTER FOR GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION AND ANALYSIS (NCGIA)



            TASK ANALYSIS IN HUMAN-COMPUTER INTERACTION
                 11th Interdisciplinary Workshop on
                    "Informatics and Psychology"


TIME:  June 9-11, 1992
PLACE: Schaerding, Austria (Kammer der Gewerblichen Wirtschaft)


STEERING COMMITTEE:

Michael J. Tauber, University Paderborn
Roland Traunmueller, Johannes Kepler University Linz
Gerrit C. van der Veer, Free University Amsterdam


PROGRAM COMMITEE:

Peter Johnson, Queen Mary College
Simon Kaplan, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Werner Kuhn, Technical University Vienna and University of Maine
Phyllis Reisner, IBM
Alistair Sutcliffe, City University London
Yvonne Waern,  Stockholm University (Chair)




			Preliminary program


Monday, 8 June, 20.00

Informal meeting in the "Gasthaus zur Stiege"


Tuesday, 9 June, 8.30 - 9.30

Michael J. Tauber and Yvonne Waern
Welcome and introduction


SESSION 1: Task Analysis for Software Design - General Reflections

Andrew G. Turk
Facilitating task analysis for Geographic Information Systems through 
a cognitive ergonomics reference model

Paul C. Neervort
Designing for the task environment:  a systems approach to interface design


SESSION 2: Task Analysis for Software Design - Particular Method

Michael J. Tauber and Gerrit C. van der Veer
Object-oriented analysis methods in ETAG


Tuesday, 9 June, 14.30 - 18.00

SESSION 2: Task Analysis for Software Design - Particular Methods (continuing)

Peter Johnson, Hilary Johnson and Panos Markopoulos
Task based design:  Mapping betwen user task models and user 
interaction dialogues

Rainer Gimnich, Lars Reichert and Klaus Kunkel
Integrating user task descriptions into software 
engineering - the GARBO approach

K.Y. Lim, John, B. Long  and N. Silcock
Instantiation of task analysis in a structured method for 
user interface design


Tuesday, 9 June, 20.00

Conference Dinner (Gasthaus Forstinger)


Wednesday, 10 June, 9.00 - 13.00

SESSION 3: Task Analysis for Software Design - Computational Prototypes

Kjell Andersson
A Task Oriented Design Language. A step towards an engineering language 
for conceptual design

Lars Oestreicher
Relating task analysis to software design


SESSION 4: Geographical Information Systems

Wolf-Fritz Riekert
Task modelling for geographic information retrieval

Werner Kuhn
The role of metaphors in task analysis


Wednesday, 10 June, 14.30 - 19.00 Uhr
Trip (Heurigenjause)


Thursday, 11 May, 9.00 - 12.30

SESSION 5: Analytical Approaches to Interfaces

Geert de Haan and Gerrit C. van der Veer
Analyzing user interfaces:  ETAG validation studies

Matthias Rauterberg
Cognitive complexity in man computer interaction: An empirical method of 
a quantitative measurement


SESSION 6: Computer Supported Cooperative Work

Thomas Schael and Dan Shapiro
What's wrong with tasks?  Objections in the large, and objections in the small


Thursday, 11 June, 14.30 - 18.00

SESSION 6: Computer Supported Cooperative Work (continuing)

Thomas Schael and Buni Zeller
Organizational, technological and methodological issues to design 
cooperative networks

Simon M. Kaplan, William J. Tolone, Elsa Bignoli, 
Douglas P. Bogia and Alan M. Carroll
ConversationBuilder:  A kernel for active support of collaborative work

Gerrit C. van der Veer and Steve Guest
Fundamental concepts for designing multi-media and cooperation technology




CONFERENCE FEE

Austrian Schilling 2.500,-- (members of EACE)
Austrian Schilling 2.800,-- (others)

The conference fee includes refreshments, conference dinner, trip, and a
dinner at Wednesday, 10 June. It includes also a preprint of the papers
presented at the conference.


FOR FURTHER INFORMATIONS PLEASE CONTACT

Michael J. Tauber
University of Paderborn, FB 17
Warburgerstr. 100
D-4790 Paderborn
Germany

Phone: +49 (5251) 60 2637
FAX:   +49 (5251) 60 3836
email: tauber@uni-paderborn.de


ADDITIONAL EVENTS

On Wednesday, 10 June, 19.30 hrs, a lecture honouring Prof. Milos
Lansky's work on HCI and CSCW between 1968 and 1980 will be given
in the Rathaussaal (town hall) of Schaerding. A special reception
shall follow the lecture. Both events are official parts of the
workshop.

A two day information seminar on Computer Supported Cooperative Work 
(CSCW) will take place from Friday, June 12 until Saturday, June 13 
also in Schaerding. This seminar will provide an overview to current 
work in CSCW. The lectures on Friday will be held in English, while 
the presentation of several CSCW systems on Saturday will be 
given in German.

For detailed information please contact also Michael J. Tauber.


HOW TO TRAVEL TO SCHAERDING

Schaerding is a small famous baroque town in the north of Austria
(Upper Austria / Oberoesterreich). It is located at the river Inn
about 20 km south of the town Passau where the Inn goes into the
river Danube (Donau). 

Please note that "Schaerding" is not the exact spelling. The "ae"
has to be replaced by the German "Umlaut a" which is an "a" with two dots
above the "a".

Airports next to Schaerding are Munich, Salzburg, and Linz. Also Vienna
can be taken. 

- Trains from Munich to Passau run about every two hours.
- Trains from Passau to Schaerding run every two hours.
- Trains from Vienna/Linz to Schaerding run every two hours.
- From Salzburg you have to take a train toward Vienna and change for 
  Schaerding in Wels. Trains from Wels to Schaerding run every 
  two hours.


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The conference fee includes refreshments, conference dinner, trip, and a
dinner at Wednesday, 10 June. It includes also a preprint of the papers
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Institut fuer Informatik
Johannes Kepler Universitaet Linz
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Austria
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