From: perlman@moose.cis.ohio-state.edu (Gary Perlman)
Subject: HFS'92, Computer Systems TG, Abstracts Online
Organization: Computer & Info Sci  Ohio State Univ  Columbus, OH 43210
Date: Thu, 10 Sep 1992 18:40:52 GMT

Thanks to Tom Tullis, HFS Computer Systems Technical Group Bulletin Editor,
here is the table of contents of the 43 CSTG papers for the upcoming
HFS meeting in Atlanta, October 12-16, 1992.
I'd also like to congratulate Tom on a great job on the CSTG Bulletin,
which presents the entries in a pretty format.

The abstracted entries have been placed in a {non-standard}
{temporary} file, CSTG92.bib, in the HCI Bibliography.
The file is {non-standard} to provide session information
for people who will be attending the conference.
The exceptions to the usual HCI Bibliography format are:
 * the session chairs are named in the %O field
 * the session time and date are in the %D field
 * the authors' institutions are in the %I field
It is {temporary} because it will be replaced when the rest of the
proceedings are online.
The replacement will not have the session chairs,
session times, or author institutions.
Yes, we are considering providing a database of author information
for the HCI Bibliography.

Many other HFS technical groups have papers that are relevant to HCI,
so don't take the CSTG list as the final word on HCI material at HFS'92.

The HCI Bibliography is available via anonymous ftp in pub/hcibib at:
	ftp.cis.ohio-state.edu (128.146.8.52)
Or you can request information by sending mail to:
	hcibib@cis.ohio-state.edu

The format of the table is:
Technical Group: SESSION NAME
    Paper Title
        Author

Computer Systems: KEYBOARD INPUT DEVICES
    Infogrip Chordic Keyboard Evaluation
        H. Lu
        F. Aghazadeh
    Use and Research Issues of a New Computer Keyboard
        K. H. E. Kroemer
    Description and Prediction of Long-Term Learning of a Keyboarding Task
        Mark McMulkin
    Key Force and Typing Performance
        David F. Loricchio
Computer Systems: HANDWRITING, SPEECH, TOUCHSCREEN, AND OTHER INPUT TECHNIQUES
    On Handwriting Recognition System Performance: Some Experimental Studies
        Paulo J. Santos
        Amy J. Baltzer
        Albert N. Badre
        Richard L. Henneman
        Michael S. Miller
    Enhanced Recognition Accuracy with the Simultaneous Use of Three
    Automated Speech Recognition Systems
        Timothy P. Barry
        Kristen K. Liggett
        David T. Williamson
        John M. Reising
    Touchscreen Interfaces for Alphanumeric Data Entry
        Catherine Plaisant
        Andrew Sears
    A Comparison of Direct-Manipulation, Selection, and Data-Entry
    Techniques for Reordering Fields in a Table
        Thomas S. Tullis
        Marianne L. Kodimer
Computer Systems: CURSOR CONTROL AND OTHER INPUT TECHNIQUES
    A Comparison of Three Pointing Devices: Mouse, Cursor Keys, and a
    Keyboard-Integrated Push-Button
        David F. Loricchio
    The Predictability of Cursor Control Device Performance Based on a
    Primitive Set of User Object-Oriented Cursor Actions
        Joseph D. Chase
        Sherry Perdue Casali
        H. Rex Hartson
    Cursor Control Device Use by Persons with Physical Disabilities:
    Implications for Hardware and Software Design
        Sherry Perdue Casali
    COAS: Combined Object-Action Selection: A Human Factors Experiment
        J. F. Kelley
        J. Ukelson
Computer Systems: COLOR, MENUS, AND OTHER INFORMATION PRESENTATION
    The Impact of Color Coding in Program Debugging
        T. Kiki Widjaja
    Increasing or Decreasing?  The Menu Direction Effect on User Performance
        Ram R. Bishu
        Ping Zhan
    Organizing the Domain of Menus
        Stephen Gibbons
Computer Systems: COMPUTER-BASED DISPLAYS I
    An Application of the Semantic Differential to Icon Design
        Rungtai Lin
    Understanding the Image Functions for Icon Design
        Rungtai Lin
        John G. Kreifeldt
    Assessment of a Head-Mounted Miniature Monitor
        Joseph P. Hale, II
    Multiple Monitors vs. Windowing Presentation Styles for Shop-Floor
    Controls
        Shang H. Hsu
        Chou Shen
Computer Systems: COMPUTER-BASED DISPLAYS II
    Interactive Text Browsing: A Comparison of Graphical and Boolean
    Querying
        Gene Golovchinsky
        Mark H. Chignell
    An Evaluation of Computer-Supported Backtracking in a Hierarchical
    Database
        Cortney G. Vargo
        Clifford E. Brown
        Sarah J. Swierenga
    A User Interface Design Concept for Visualization of Multidimensional
    Process Models
        Peter T. Bullemer
        Steven Metz
        Rose Mae Richardson
    A Componential Model of Human Interaction With Graphs. II. Effects of
    the Distances Among Graphical Elements
        Douglas J. Gillan
        Michael Neary
Computer Systems: TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES
    Machine-Recorded Protocols: Tools and Techniques
        John B. Smith
        Dana Kay Smith
        Eileen Kupstas
    Evaluating User Interface Development Tools
        Deborah Hix
        Tim Ryan
    Taking the "Task" Out of Task Analysis
        Janet L. Fath
        Randolph G. Bias
    An Incremental Approach to User System Interface Design: Replacing the
    Prototype in X Windows Systems
        Jeffrey W. Mahoney
        Mark W. Smith
Computer Systems: COMPLEX SYSTEMS
    Maintaining Stasis: Why User Acceptance of Advanced Technology is So
    Hard to Get (And What To Do About It)
        Frank L. Greitzer
        Nancy J. Spalding
    User-Centered Design in Manufacturing Applications: The Development of a
    Capacity Planning Tool
        Sally Cohen
    Architects at Work: The Structure of Design Information
        Andrew M. Cohill
    Designing and Implementing Decision Aids for a Complex Environment Using
    Goal Hierarchies
        Monica Zubritzky Weiland
        Boyd Cooke
        Brad Peterson
Computer Systems: USABILITY AND RAPID PROTOTYPING
    Does the Fidelity of Software Prototypes Affect the Perception of
    Usability?
        Michael E. Wiklund
        Christopher Thurrott
        Joseph S. Dumas
    Managing to Succeed with Rapid Prototyping
        Jim A. Carter
    Usability Testing vs. Heuristic Evaluation: A Head-to-Head Evaluation
        Robert W. Bailey
        Robert W. Allan
        P. Raiello
    IDEAL: A Software Tool to Evaluate Interface Usability
        Stacy Ashlund
        Deborah Hix
Computer Systems: DESIGN GUIDELINES
    The Sophistry of Guidelines: Revisiting Recipes for Color Use in
    Human-Computer Interface Design
        David D. Woods
        Leila Johannesen
        Scott Potter
    Advanced Control Room Design Review Guidelines: Merging Old and New
        Richard J. Carter
        Jerry A. Wachtel
    The Effects of Using a Hypertext Tool for Selecting Design Guidelines
        Jeffrey A. Fox
    Usability Analysis of Design Guideline Database in Human-Computer
    Interface Design
        Katsuhiko Ogawa
        Shun-ichi Yonemura
Computer Systems: COMPUTER SYSTEMS POTPOURRI
    The Turing Test of 1991
        H. McIlvaine Parsons
    The Interface Between Human Factors and Design
        Douglas J. Gillan
        Randolph G. Bias
    Standards, the Future, and Designers
        Jim A. Carter
    Relative Contribution of Training and Interface Design to Mental Model
    Assimilation
        Peter H. Jones
        David W. Biers
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