CSDL - Proceedings V

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Committees (PDF)

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Session I: Visual Language Theory

Error Recovery in Parsing Relational Languages (Abstract)

Antti-Pekka Tuovinen, University of Helsinki

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On the Specification of Dynamic Visual Languages (Abstract)

P. Bottoni, Universit? La Sapienza

S. Levialdi, Universit? La Sapienza

S.-K. Chang, University of Pittsburgh

M.F. Costabile, Universit? di Bari

P. Mussio, Universita' di Brescia

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Visualization of Compile Time Errors in a Java Compatible Visual Language (Abstract)

Christopher C. Risley, Dalhousie University

Trevor J. Smedley, Dalhousie University

pp. 22

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Session II: Graph Issues 1

A Graph Rewriting Programming Language for Graph Drawing (Abstract)

P.J. Rodgers, University of Kent at Canterbury

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Graphical Rewrite Rule Analogies: Avoiding the Inherit or Copy & Paste Reuse Dilemma (Abstract)

Corrina Perrone, University of Colorado

Alexander Repenning, University of Colorado

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Session III: Graph Issues 2

GenGEd - A Generic Graphical Editor for Visual Languages based on Algebraic Graph Grammars (Abstract)

Roswitha Bardohl, Technical University Berlin

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Competitive Learning of Network Diagram Layout (Abstract)

Bernd Meyer, University of Munich

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Poster Presentations

A Visual Language System for Developing and Presenting Internet-based Education (Abstract)

Jeffrey D. Campbell, University of Pittsburgh

Dirk E. Mahling, University of Pittsburgh

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An Iconic Environment for the definition of Visual DBMSs (Abstract)

Monica Sebillo, Universita' degli Studi di Salerno

Genoveffa Tortora, Universita' degli Studi di Salerno

Giuliana Vitiello, Universita' degli Studi di Salerno

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Automatically Generating Environments for Dynamic Diagram Languages (Abstract)

Mark Minas, Universit at Erlangen-N

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A Concurrent Visual Language Based on Petri Nets (Abstract)

Michelle Usher, University of Liverpool

David Jackson, University of Liverpool

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Introducing New Nouns in a Children's Visual Language (Abstract)

S.L. Tanimoto

C.E. Bernardelli

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An Extensible Interpreter for Experimentation with the Semantics of Prograph (Abstract)

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Designing New Programming Constructs in a Data Flow VL (Abstract)

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Programming Web-Based Applications within a Data-Flow VL (Abstract)

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Visual Programming in a Distributed Environment (Abstract)

F. Capobianco

M. Mosconi

pp. 82

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Integrity Constraints in the multi-paradigm language PROGRES (Abstract)

M. Muench, University of Southampton

A. Schuerr, Universitaet der Bundeswehr

A. Winter, RWTH Aachen

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Montages/Gem-Mex: A Meta Visual Programming Generator (Abstract)

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Object-Oriented Visual Lauguage Grammar and its Parsing Algorithm Parsing Algorithm (Abstract)

Kyung-Ah Kim, Ewha Womans University

Kiho Lee, Ewha Womans University

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On the Design of a Generic Visual Programming Environment (Abstract)

D.-Q. Zhang

K. Zhang

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Optimizing Cut-and-Paste on Directed Graphs, with a User-Controlled Edge Reconstruction Strategy (Abstract)

Bertrand Ibrahim, University of Geneva

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SoftBean Composer: A Visual Environment for Component Assembly (Abstract)

G. Wang

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VIPspace ? A Visually Programmable Shared Workspace (Abstract)

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Visual Semantics ? Or: What You See is What You Compute (Abstract)

M. Erwig

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Session IV: The Web & Browsers

Public Programming in a Web World (Abstract)

Allen Ambler, The University of Kansas

Jennifer Leopold, The University of Kansas

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Situation-dependent Browser to Explore the Information Space (Abstract)

Masahito Hirakawa, Hiroshima University

Priyantha Hewagamage, Hiroshima University

Tadao Ichikawa, Hiroshima University

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Session V: Declarative Languages

Fluid Visualization of Spreadsheet Structures (Abstract)

Takeo Igarashi, University of Tokyo

Jock D. Mackinlay, Xerox PARC

Bay-Wei Chang, Xerox PARC

Polle T. Zellweger, Xerox PARC

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Implementing Level 4 Liveness in Declarative Visual Programming Languages (Abstract)

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Rebecca Walpole Djang, Oregon State University

Margaret M. Burnett, Oregon State University

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Session VI: Parallel & Distributed Systems

A Visual Development Environment for Parallel Applications (Abstract)

Philip T. Cox, Dalhousie University

Hugh Glaser, University of Southampton

Stuart D. Maclean, University of Southampton

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DVispatch: A Visual Language with Distributed Rewriting (Abstract)

Kenji Miyamoto, Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation

Yasunori Harada, Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation

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Session VII: Visual Querying

VIQING: Visual Interactive QueryING (Abstract)

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VISCO: Bringing Visual Spatial Querying to Reality (Abstract)

Michael Wessel, University of Hamburg

Volker Haarslev, University of Hamburg

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Session VIII: Visual Languages 1

Iconic System with Extension Mechanism (Abstract)

Shingo Yamaguchi, Yamaguchi University

Minoru Tanaka, Yamaguchi University

Satoru Morita, Yamaguchi University

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Designing Mixed Textual and Iconic Programming Languages for Novice Users (Abstract)

Cyndi Rader, University of Colorado

Gina Cherry, University of Colorado

Cathy Brand, University of Colorado

Alexander Repenning, University of Colorado

Clayton Lewis, University of Colorado

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VisPro: A Visual Language Generation Toolset (Abstract)

D.-Q. Zhang

K. Zhang

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Session IX: Robots & Psychology

Case Study: Developing a Rule-Based Language for Mobile Robots (Abstract)

J.J. Pfeiffer Jr

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Hank: A Friendly Cognitive Modelling Language for Psychology Students (Abstract)

Paul Mulholland, The Open University

Stuart Watt, The Open University

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Visual Programming for Robot Control (Abstract)

Philip T. Cox, Dalhousie University

Trevor J. Smedley, Dalhousie University

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Session X: Complex Visualizations

SAM ? An Animated 3D Programming Language (Abstract)

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Visual Specification of Multi-View Visual Environments (Abstract)

J.C. Grundy, University of Waikato

W.B. Mugridge, University of Auckland

J.G. Hosking, University of Auckland

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Visualising Complex Control Flow (Abstract)

Mark Beaumont

Dave Jackson

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Session XI: Visual Languages 2

A Model for Object Representation and Manipulation in a Visual Design Language (Abstract)

Philip T. Cox, Dalhousie University

Trevor J. Smedley, Dalhousie University

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Diagrammatic Representation of Data Types and Data Manipulations in a Combined Data- and Control-Flow Language (Abstract)

Bertrand Ibrahim, University of Geneva

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Visual Patterns + Multi-Focus Fisheye View: An Automatic Scalable Visualization Technique of Data-Flow Visual Program Execution (Abstract)

Buntarou Shizuki, Tokyo Institute of Technology

Masashi Toyoda, Tokyo Institute of Technology

Etsuya Shibayama, Tokyo Institute of Technology

Shin Takahashi, Tokyo Institute of Technology

pp. 270

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Session XII: Multimedia Systems

Multimedia Workshop: Exploring the Benefits of a Visual Scripting Language (Abstract)

Andrea M. Winn, Dalhousie University

Trevor J. Smedley, Dalhousie University

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The Whiteboard Environment: An Electronic Sketchpad for Data Structure Design and Algorithm Description (Abstract)

David R. Brown, University of Tennessee

Brad Vander Zanden, University of Tennessee

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Visual Tools for a Multimedia IC Development Environment (MICE) (Abstract)

T. Arndt, University of Pittsburgh

S.-K. Chang, Cleveland State University

A. Guercio, Universita_ di Salerno,

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Author Index (PDF)

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