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We would like to bring to your attention that the deadline for the CG&A
Special Issue on Interactive Public Displays has been extended to July
30, 2012. Please find the Call for Papers below with the revised dates.
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Special Issue on Interactive Public Displays
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http://www.computer.org/portal/web/computingnow/cgacfp2
Recent trends show an increasing prevalence of interactive displays of
varying sizes in public and urban life. With their prominent visibility
and the integration of diverse methods for interaction, they can offer
new opportunities to enrich user experiences beyond the personal sphere,
for instance in public knowledge institutions such as museums and
libraries, or integrated within public plazas or architectural facades.
The public context with its social and cultural particularities and
constraints provides a large variety of intriguing but challenging
settings and use-case scenarios for interactive displays of varying sizes.
This special issue will focus on research that addresses the
opportunities and challenges around public indoor and outdoor urban
display installations. We in particular encourage submissions that
approach the topic from a holistic point of view, including the design
process as well as insights from field deployments "in the wild". Topics
for articles include, but are not limited to:
- Real-world applications and scenarios in the urban context.
- Display technologies suitable for public scenarios.
- Designing for evocative urban experiences.
- Initiating meaningful engagement with content in urban contexts.
- Questions around participation, authorship, and ownership.
- Content, visualization techniques and gaming.
- Interaction techniques and paradigms suitable for urban scenarios.
- Shaping experiences through implicit and explicit feedback mechanisms.
- Methods and challenges of evaluating large urban display installations.
- Findings from "in the wild" studies.
Submissions due: July 30, 2012
First Round of Reviews: Sept. 1, 2012
Publication: IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications' March/April 2013
issue
Guest Editors :
Uta Hinrichs, InnoVis Group, University of Calgary, [log in to unmask]
Nina Valkanova, University of Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona,
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Kai Kuikkaniemi, Helsinki Institute for Information Technology,
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Giulio Jacucci, Helsinki Institute for Information Technology,
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Sheelagh Carpendale, InnoVis Group, University of Calgary,
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Andrew Vande Moere, K.U.Leuven, Belgium, [log in to unmask]
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