[Fenfire-dev] Re: [Fwd: CFP - NRHM Journal Issue on Hypermedia beyond the Desktop]

[Alatalo Toni]

(argh just realized when finisihed this, sorry for Finnish Benja..)

On Thu, 2 Oct 2003 address@hidden wrote:

> Oheinen voisi olla hyvä julkaisuoforumi sinulle..

kiitti vinkistä -- näyttäisi sopivan kuin nakutettu ubityyppiseen (mukana
julkinen näyttö ja mobiilikontrollerit)
http://studio.kyperjokki.fi/FirstAndLast/ sekä fenfire.org :iin, jota
tosin paljolti kehitettään Desktop-mielessä (ja hyvä niin :)
.. eritoten kun mainitaan tämä:

> Hypermedia has for many years been dealing with purely electronic
> documents  and structures via traditional WIMP interfaces for desktop

tuolle Windows Icons Menus ja Pointers :lle kun on juuri haettu
vaihtoehtoja, fenfiressä myös fyysisillä kontrollilaitteilla --
kyseenalaista sitten vältetäänkö itse ikkunoita, ikoneja, menuja ja
pointereita lopulta mutta ainakin niitäkin koititaan miettiä toisin..

> Harri

~Toni

> -------- Alkuperäinen viesti --------
> Aihe: CFP - NRHM Journal Issue on Hypermedia beyond the Desktop
> Lähettäjä: Kaj =?iso-8859-1?Q?Gr=F8nb=E6k?= <address@hidden>
> Päiväys: Tor, Syyskuu 4, 2003 2:53 am
> Vastaanottaja: address@hidden
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> |CALL FOR PAPERS                                        |
> |New Review of Hypermedia and Multimedia 2003   |
> |Special issue on                                       |
> |Hypermedia beyond the Desktop                  |
> -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> NRHM is a refereed annual journal covering research on practical and
> theoretical developments in hypermedia, interactive multimedia and
> related  technologies. Issues (normally 8-10 papers) review and explore
> one or two  topical themes from diverse perspectives.
>
> The main theme for NRHM 2003 is Hypermedia beyond the Desktop,
> encompassing  all aspects of hypermedia on new platforms and in new
> environments beyond  the traditional desktop computer. We are also
> continuing the open topic  sub-theme for high quality papers meeting
> NRHM's scope in general (see  http://www.comp.glam.ac.uk/~NRHM/).
>
> NRHM has recently been acquired by Taylor & Francis (www.tandf.co.uk)
> and  NRHM 2003 will be the first issue under the new publishers. The
> issue will  also be the first to appear in both print and digital
> formats. We are  particularly interested in exploring possibilities for
> the digital medium,  for example digital video clips illustrating
> environments, data or  interfaces discussed in the paper. Authors are
> encouraged to contact the  Editor regarding other proposals for related
> digital material.
>
> Authors are invited to submit original unpublished papers electronically
> to  the Guest Editor at the e-mail address below. There is no explicit
> restriction on length but authors who wish to submit a long article
> should  contact the Guest Editor prior to submission. In addition to
> full papers  we   will also consider smaller Technical Notes of max 3500
> words -  typically reporting on a technical achievement or
> implementation in an  early state of research. Open theme submissions
> should be submitted  electronically to the NRHM Editor at e-mail address
> below.
>
> Initial submissions for reviewing can be sent in PDF, Postscript, RTF or
>  HTML following any conventional readable document format.
>
>
> !!  Submission deadline: October 20th, 2003
> !!
> !!  Acceptance notification: December 8th, 2003
> !!
> !!  Final manuscripts due: January 12th, 2004.
>
>
> Hypermedia beyond the desktop
> -----------------------------------------------
>
> Hypermedia has for many years been dealing with purely electronic
> documents  and structures via traditional WIMP interfaces for desktop
> computers. The  Hypermedia and Web research communities have provided
> many achievements for  this traditional platform. But many new types of
> platforms and environments  are emerging, for which hypermedia concepts
> also hold much potential. One  example of such a new platform is digital
> paper or electronic ink  technologies, where we may transfer hypermedia
> structuring and
> functionality to physical paper. Another example is mobile hypermedia on
>  cell phones, PDAs, and TabletPCs. Here hypermedia applications can take
>  advantage of the context in term of place, time and the user's profile
> to  deliver relevant information and to contextualize annotations and
> links  created by the mobile user. A final example is augmented or mixed
> reality  environments, where physical material may be integrated in
> hypermedia  systems by taking advantage of radio-based or visual tagging
> technologies.
>
> These and other examples of new forms of hypermedia are emerging within
> the  hypermedia field but the new developments are also taking place in
> related  fields like augmented reality, pervasive computing, mobile
> computing, HCI.  With this issue we would like to encourage a
> cross-fertilization between  hypermedia and relevant fields to explore
> new forms of hypermedia. We would  like to encourage technical,
> theoretical and empirical contributions within  the subject area.
>
> The following list of suggested topics illustrates the scope of the
> issue  but is not intended to be exhaustive:
>
> - Hypermedia in digital paper and electronic ink
>
> - Augmented and mixed reality hypermedia
>
> - Context aware and location-based hypermedia
>
> - Mobile hypermedia
>
> - Ubiquitous and pervasive hypermedia architectures, e.g. peer-to-peer
> architectures
>
> - New user interfaces for hypermedia, e.g. tangible, gestural, auditory
> interfaces
>
> Please contact the Guest Editor if you have any questions on the scope
> of  the call or require further information.
>
>
> Guest editor:  Kaj Grønbæk, University of Aarhus, Denmark -
> address@hidden
>
> NRHM Editor Douglas Tudhope - address@hidden
>
> Associate Editor Daniel Cunliffe - address@hidden
>
>
>
> For additional information on NRHM, see
>
> http://www.comp.glam.ac.uk/~NRHM/
>
> http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/titles/13614568.asp
>
>
>
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> Department of Computer Science, University of Aarhus,                 |
> | ISIS Katrinebjerg - Center for Interactive
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