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**FIRST CALL**FIRST CALL**FIRST CALL**
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THE FOURTH
INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON
GESTURE AND SIGN LANGUAGE INTERACTION
+++ GESTURE WORKSHOP 2001 (GW2001) +++
at
CITY UNIVERSITY, LONDON, UK
18th-20th APRIL 2001
*******************************************
IMPORTANT DATES:
Indication of interest As soon as possible
Deadline for submission Friday 15th December 2000
Notification of acceptance Monday 19th February 2001
Gesture Workshop 2001 Wednesday 18th – Friday 20th April 2001
IMPORTANT LINKS:
Indications of interest to gw2001@zeric.co.uk
GW2001 website: http://www.zeric.co.uk/gw2001 (Active September 2000)
The International Gesture Workshop is a forum for the exchange of ideas
and research currently in progress across disciplines. It aims to
encourage multidisciplinary collaboration by providing a platform for
participants to share, discuss and critique both research in progress
and more completed research with a multidisciplinary audience. You are
invited to submit work to be presented by paper, poster, or
demonstration and to attend the workshop. In addition to welcoming
submission of work by established researchers, it is the tradition of
the GW series of workshops to encourage submission of student work at
various stages of completion.
SCOPE AND TOPICS
Under the focus of human-computer communication, the workshop will
encompass all aspects of gestural and sign language interaction,
including but not restricted to:
GESTURES AND SIGN LANGUAGE IN HUMAN-MACHINE INTERACTION
* Automatic recognition and interpretation of gestures and sign language
* Automatic analysis and synthesis of gestures and sign language
* Computational representation of gestures and sign language, from
perceptual level to semantic level
* User issues, usability studies, application paradigms
* Gesture and human-movement tracking techniques
* System architectures
* Applications and demonstrator systems
NATURE OF GESTURE AND SIGN LANGUAGE
* Gestural and sign-language communication
* Gesture and sign language perception and production
* Modelling and analysis techniques
* Coding techniques
MULTIMODALITY
* Co-verbal gestures
* Fusion of gestures and other modalities: Architectures, level of
fusion, representation...
* Temporal relations between gestures, speech and other modalities
* Applications
WORKSHOP ORGANISERS AND CO-CHAIRS:
David Roy
david_roy@acm.org
Marilyn Panayi
panayi@zeric.co.uk
LOCAL ORGANISER AND CHAIR:
Professor Bencie Woll
Department of Language and Communication Science
City University, London, UK
b.woll@city.ac.uk
http://www.city.ac.uk
WEB SITE:
In September, the GW2001 website will be created with more details
including submission instructions, the list of members of the
international scientific committee, etc.
PUBLICATION:
In line with the practice of previous gesture workshops, accepted
participants will be invited to submit their papers for publication in a
subsequent peer-reviewed publication of high-quality. In previous years,
this has been published by Springer (see below).
PREVIOUS GESTURE WORKSHOPS:
York, United Kingdom, March 1996 http://www.cs.york.ac.uk/gw96
Bielefeld, Germany, September 1997
http://www.TechFak.Uni-Bielefeld.DE/GW97/
Gif-sur-Yvette, France, March 1999 http://www.limsi.fr/GW99/
SUBMISSION PROCEDURE:
Submissions will be electronic and the preferred format will be MS word
or rtf. The language should be English, the language of the workshop.
Submissions can be in the form of papers, up to 12 pages. They can also
be in the form of posters or demonstrations, described in 2 pages. As
the conference is multidisciplinary, where possible, language should be
used that will be understood across disciplines i.e. reduce the use of
jargon to a minimum. Details will be published on the website in
September (http://www.zeric.co.uk/gw2001).
HOW TO GET THERE: City University is easily accessible by all forms of
public transport. Travelling from either London Gatwick or London
Heathrow is quick and straightforward. Its central location in relation
to many of London’s attractions makes it an additionally interesting
venue for the workshop. http://www.city.ac.uk/city/info/travel.htm
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ATTENDANCE INTENTION FORM
-------------------------------------------------------
I am interested in attending or presenting work at the 4th
Gesture Workshop in April 18th - April 20th 2001 at City University,
London, UK
Please check:
- I intend to participate in the workshop.
- I would like to present work.
- my prefered form of presentation would be (check one):
paper
poster
demonstration
Please give a short statement about your relation to the
workshop theme:
Please fill in:
- Title:
- First names:
- Family name:
- Organisation:
- Institute:
- Street/PO box:
- Postal code:
- City:
- Country:
- E-mail:
- Webpage:
Feel free to make any comments concerning the workshop:
Please forgive inevitable cross postings
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**FIRST CALL**FIRST CALL**FIRST CALL**
*******************************************
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THE FOURTH
INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON
GESTURE AND SIGN LANGUAGE INTERACTION
+++ GESTURE WORKSHOP 2001 (GW2001) +++
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18th-20th APRIL 2001
*******************************************
IMPORTANT DATES:
Indication of interest
As soon as possible
Deadline for submission Friday
15th December 2000
Notification of acceptance Monday 19th February 2001
Gesture Workshop 2001 Wednesday 18th – Friday
20th April 2001
IMPORTANT LINKS:
Indications of interest to gw2001@zeric.co.uk
GW2001 website: http://www.zeric.co.uk/gw2001
(Active September 2000)
The International Gesture Workshop is a forum for the exchange of ideas
and research currently in progress across disciplines. It aims to encourage
multidisciplinary collaboration by providing a platform for participants
to share, discuss and critique both research in progress and more completed
research with a multidisciplinary audience. You are invited to submit work
to be presented by paper, poster, or demonstration and to attend the workshop.
In addition to welcoming submission of work by established researchers,
it is the tradition of the GW series of workshops to encourage submission
of student work at various stages of completion.
SCOPE AND TOPICS
Under the focus of human-computer communication, the workshop will
encompass all aspects of gestural and sign language interaction,
including but not restricted to:
GESTURES AND SIGN LANGUAGE IN HUMAN-MACHINE INTERACTION
* Automatic recognition and interpretation of gestures and sign language
* Automatic analysis and synthesis of gestures and sign language
* Computational representation of gestures and sign language, from
perceptual level to semantic level
* User issues, usability studies, application paradigms
* Gesture and human-movement tracking techniques
* System architectures
* Applications and demonstrator systems
NATURE OF GESTURE AND SIGN LANGUAGE
* Gestural and sign-language communication
* Gesture and sign language perception and production
* Modelling and analysis techniques
* Coding techniques
MULTIMODALITY
* Co-verbal gestures
* Fusion of gestures and other modalities: Architectures, level of
fusion, representation...
* Temporal relations between gestures, speech and other modalities
* Applications
WORKSHOP ORGANISERS AND CO-CHAIRS:
David Roy
david_roy@acm.org
Marilyn Panayi
panayi@zeric.co.uk
LOCAL ORGANISER AND CHAIR:
Professor Bencie Woll
Department of Language and Communication Science
City University, London, UK
b.woll@city.ac.uk
http://www.city.ac.uk
WEB SITE:
In September, the GW2001 website will be created with more details
including submission instructions, the list of members of the international
scientific committee, etc.
PUBLICATION:
In line with the practice of previous gesture workshops, accepted participants
will be invited to submit their papers for publication in a subsequent
peer-reviewed publication of high-quality. In previous years, this has
been published by Springer (see below).
PREVIOUS GESTURE WORKSHOPS:
York, United Kingdom, March 1996 http://www.cs.york.ac.uk/gw96
Bielefeld, Germany, September 1997 http://www.TechFak.Uni-Bielefeld.DE/GW97/
Gif-sur-Yvette, France, March 1999 http://www.limsi.fr/GW99/
SUBMISSION PROCEDURE:
Submissions will be electronic and the preferred format will be MS
word or rtf. The language should be English, the language of the workshop.
Submissions can be in the form of papers, up to 12 pages. They can also
be in the form of posters or demonstrations, described in 2 pages. As the
conference is multidisciplinary, where possible, language should be used
that will be understood across disciplines i.e. reduce the use of jargon
to a minimum. Details will be published on the website in September (http://www.zeric.co.uk/gw2001).
HOW TO GET THERE: City University is easily accessible by all forms
of public transport. Travelling from either London Gatwick or London Heathrow
is quick and straightforward. Its central location in relation to many
of London’s attractions makes it an additionally interesting venue for
the workshop. http://www.city.ac.uk/city/info/travel.htm
-------------------------------------------------------
ATTENDANCE INTENTION FORM
-------------------------------------------------------
I am interested in attending or presenting work at the 4th
Gesture Workshop in April 18th - April 20th 2001 at City University,
London, UK
Please check:
- I intend to participate in the workshop.
- I would like to present work.
- my prefered form of presentation would be (check one):
paper
poster
demonstration
Please give a short statement about your relation to the
workshop theme:
Please fill in:
- Title:
- First names:
- Family name:
- Organisation:
- Institute:
- Street/PO box:
- Postal code:
- City:
- Country:
- E-mail:
- Webpage:
Feel free to make any comments concerning the workshop:
---------------------------------------------------------
**FIRST CALL**FIRST CALL**FIRST CALL**
*******************************************
THE FOURTH
INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON
GESTURE AND SIGN LANGUAGE INTERACTION
+++ GESTURE WORKSHOP 2001 (GW2001) +++
at
CITY UNIVERSITY, LONDON, UK
18th-20th APRIL 2001
*******************************************
IMPORTANT DATES:
Indication of interest As soon as possible
Deadline for submission Friday 15th December 2000
Notification of acceptance Monday 19th February 2001
Gesture Workshop 2001 Wednesday 18th – Friday 20th April 2001
IMPORTANT LINKS:
Indications of interest to gw2001@zeric.co.uk
GW2001 website: http://www.zeric.co.uk/gw2001 (Active September 2000)
The International Gesture Workshop is a forum for the exchange of ideas
and research currently in progress across disciplines. It aims to
encourage multidisciplinary collaboration by providing a platform for
participants to share, discuss and critique both research in progress
and more completed research with a multidisciplinary audience. You are
invited to submit work to be presented by paper, poster, or
demonstration and to attend the workshop. In addition to welcoming
submission of work by established researchers, it is the tradition of
the GW series of workshops to encourage submission of student work at
various stages of completion.
SCOPE AND TOPICS
Under the focus of human-computer communication, the workshop will
encompass all aspects of gestural and sign language interaction,
including but not restricted to:
GESTURES AND SIGN LANGUAGE IN HUMAN-MACHINE INTERACTION
* Automatic recognition and interpretation of gestures and sign language
* Automatic analysis and synthesis of gestures and sign language
* Computational representation of gestures and sign language, from
perceptual level to semantic level
* User issues, usability studies, application paradigms
* Gesture and human-movement tracking techniques
* System architectures
* Applications and demonstrator systems
NATURE OF GESTURE AND SIGN LANGUAGE
* Gestural and sign-language communication
* Gesture and sign language perception and production
* Modelling and analysis techniques
* Coding techniques
MULTIMODALITY
* Co-verbal gestures
* Fusion of gestures and other modalities: Architectures, level of
fusion, representation...
* Temporal relations between gestures, speech and other modalities
* Applications
WORKSHOP ORGANISERS AND CO-CHAIRS:
David Roy
david_roy@acm.org
Marilyn Panayi
panayi@zeric.co.uk
LOCAL ORGANISER AND CHAIR:
Professor Bencie Woll
Department of Language and Communication Science
City University, London, UK
b.woll@city.ac.uk
http://www.city.ac.uk
WEB SITE:
In September, the GW2001 website will be created with more details
including submission instructions, the list of members of the
international scientific committee, etc.
PUBLICATION:
In line with the practice of previous gesture workshops, accepted
participants will be invited to submit their papers for publication in a
subsequent peer-reviewed publication of high-quality. In previous years,
this has been published by Springer (see below).
PREVIOUS GESTURE WORKSHOPS:
York, United Kingdom, March 1996 http://www.cs.york.ac.uk/gw96
Bielefeld, Germany, September 1997
http://www.TechFak.Uni-Bielefeld.DE/GW97/
Gif-sur-Yvette, France, March 1999 http://www.limsi.fr/GW99/
SUBMISSION PROCEDURE:
Submissions will be electronic and the preferred format will be MS word
or rtf. The language should be English, the language of the workshop.
Submissions can be in the form of papers, up to 12 pages. They can also
be in the form of posters or demonstrations, described in 2 pages. As
the conference is multidisciplinary, where possible, language should be
used that will be understood across disciplines i.e. reduce the use of
jargon to a minimum. Details will be published on the website in
September (http://www.zeric.co.uk/gw2001).
HOW TO GET THERE: City University is easily accessible by all forms of
public transport. Travelling from either London Gatwick or London
Heathrow is quick and straightforward. Its central location in relation
to many of London’s attractions makes it an additionally interesting
venue for the workshop. http://www.city.ac.uk/city/info/travel.htm
-------------------------------------------------------
ATTENDANCE INTENTION FORM
-------------------------------------------------------
I am interested in attending or presenting work at the 4th
Gesture Workshop in April 18th - April 20th 2001 at City University,
London, UK
Please check:
- I intend to participate in the workshop.
- I would like to present work.
- my prefered form of presentation would be (check one):
paper
poster
demonstration
Please give a short statement about your relation to the
workshop theme:
Please fill in:
- Title:
- First names:
- Family name:
- Organisation:
- Institute:
- Street/PO box:
- Postal code:
- City:
- Country:
- E-mail:
- Webpage:
Feel free to make any comments concerning the workshop:
Please forgive inevitable cross postings
---------------------------------------------------------
**FIRST CALL**FIRST CALL**FIRST CALL**
*******************************************
&n bsp; &nbs p;
THE FOURTH
INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON
GESTURE AND SIGN LANGUAGE INTERACTION
+++ GESTURE WORKSHOP 2001 (GW2001) +++
&n bsp; &nbs p; &n bsp;
at
&n bsp; CITY UNIVERSITY,
LONDON, UK
&n bsp; &nbs p;
18th-20th APRIL 2001
*******************************************
IMPORTANT DATES:
Indication of interest
As soon as possible
Deadline for submission Friday
15th December 2000
Notification of acceptance Monday 19th February 2001
Gesture Workshop 2001 Wednesday 18th – Friday
20th April 2001
IMPORTANT LINKS:
Indications of interest to gw2001@zeric.co.uk
GW2001 website: http://www.zeric.co.uk/gw2001
(Active September 2000)
The International Gesture Workshop is a forum for the exchange of ideas
and research currently in progress across disciplines. It aims to encourage
multidisciplinary collaboration by providing a platform for participants
to share, discuss and critique both research in progress and more completed
research with a multidisciplinary audience. You are invited to submit work
to be presented by paper, poster, or demonstration and to attend the workshop.
In addition to welcoming submission of work by established researchers,
it is the tradition of the GW series of workshops to encourage submission
of student work at various stages of completion.
SCOPE AND TOPICS
Under the focus of human-computer communication, the workshop will
encompass all aspects of gestural and sign language interaction,
including but not restricted to:
GESTURES AND SIGN LANGUAGE IN HUMAN-MACHINE INTERACTION
* Automatic recognition and interpretation of gestures and sign language
* Automatic analysis and synthesis of gestures and sign language
* Computational representation of gestures and sign language, from
perceptual level to semantic level
* User issues, usability studies, application paradigms
* Gesture and human-movement tracking techniques
* System architectures
* Applications and demonstrator systems
NATURE OF GESTURE AND SIGN LANGUAGE
* Gestural and sign-language communication
* Gesture and sign language perception and production
* Modelling and analysis techniques
* Coding techniques
MULTIMODALITY
* Co-verbal gestures
* Fusion of gestures and other modalities: Architectures, level of
fusion, representation...
* Temporal relations between gestures, speech and other modalities
* Applications
WORKSHOP ORGANISERS AND CO-CHAIRS:
David Roy
david_roy@acm.org
Marilyn Panayi
panayi@zeric.co.uk
LOCAL ORGANISER AND CHAIR:
Professor Bencie Woll
Department of Language and Communication Science
City University, London, UK
b.woll@city.ac.uk
http://www.city.ac.uk
WEB SITE:
In September, the GW2001 website will be created with more details
including submission instructions, the list of members of the international
scientific committee, etc.
PUBLICATION:
In line with the practice of previous gesture workshops, accepted participants
will be invited to submit their papers for publication in a subsequent
peer-reviewed publication of high-quality. In previous years, this has
been published by Springer (see below).
PREVIOUS GESTURE WORKSHOPS:
York, United Kingdom, March 1996 http://www.cs.york.ac.uk/gw96
Bielefeld, Germany, September 1997 http://www.TechFak.Uni-Bielefeld.DE/GW97/
Gif-sur-Yvette, France, March 1999 http://www.limsi.fr/GW99/
SUBMISSION PROCEDURE:
Submissions will be electronic and the preferred format will be MS
word or rtf. The language should be English, the language of the workshop.
Submissions can be in the form of papers, up to 12 pages. They can also
be in the form of posters or demonstrations, described in 2 pages. As the
conference is multidisciplinary, where possible, language should be used
that will be understood across disciplines i.e. reduce the use of jargon
to a minimum. Details will be published on the website in September (http://www.zeric.co.uk/gw2001).
HOW TO GET THERE: City University is easily accessible by all forms
of public transport. Travelling from either London Gatwick or London Heathrow
is quick and straightforward. Its central location in relation to many
of London’s attractions makes it an additionally interesting venue for
the workshop. http://www.city.ac.uk/city/info/travel.htm
-------------------------------------------------------
ATTENDANCE INTENTION FORM
-------------------------------------------------------
I am interested in attending or presenting work at the 4th
Gesture Workshop in April 18th - April 20th 2001 at City University,
London, UK
Please check:
- I intend to participate in the workshop.
- I would like to present work.
- my prefered form of presentation would be (check one):
paper
poster
demonstration
Please give a short statement about your relation to the
workshop theme:
Please fill in:
- Title:
- First names:
- Family name:
- Organisation:
- Institute:
- Street/PO box:
- Postal code:
- City:
- Country:
- E-mail:
- Webpage:
Feel free to make any comments concerning the workshop: