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MEASURING BEHAVIOR 2000
3rd International Conference on Methods and Techniques in
Behavioral Research
Nijmegen, The Netherlands
15-18 August 2000
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SECOND ANNOUNCEMENT
Following the success of Measuring Behavior '98, we are pleased
to announce that the 3rd International Conference on Methods and
Techniques in Behavioral Research will be held at the University of
Nijmegen, The Netherlands, 15-18 August 2000. Conference host
prof. dr. Alexander Cools and his fellow members of the program
committee have already begun to design an exciting scientific,
technical and social program.
Please find below a summary of the conference program, venue,
important dates and the organization. All details on deadlines,
presentation formats, Nijmegen, practical information, etc., can
be found on the new and extensive conference website:
http://www.noldus.com/events/mb2000/index.html
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CONFERENCE PROGRAM
Measuring Behavior 2000 will offer a variety of ways to gather and
exchange information. The program will consist of oral papers,
poster sessions, demonstrations, special interest groups (SIGs),
training sessions, user meetings, workshops, scientific tours, post-
conference sight-seeing, and a pleasant social program. All
presentations will deal with innovative methods and techniques in
behavioral research. Validation of a new technique is an acceptable
subject for a paper or poster. However, papers discussing
applications of proven techniques do not belong at Measuring
Behavior 2000. Presentations on physiological techniques are
welcome, as long as there is a clear link with behavior.
Contributions are welcome on the following topics:
Behavioral Recording
* Observational event recording
* Analog and digital video coding and annotation
* Classification, coding and automatic recognition of human body
postures
* Recording human-computer interaction
* Marking, identification and video techniques
* Remote behavioral observation across the Internet
* Coding and annotating video streams across networks
Automatic Data Acquisition Techniques
* Activity monitoring
* Locomotion and flight compensators
* Automatic weighing and identification systems
* Radio tracking
* Video tracking
* GPS tracking of animal movement
* Remote sensing of animal movement
* Eye point of gaze tracking
* Techniques for studying flight behavior: radar tracking, 3D video
tracking, automatic flight mills
* Automatic recognition of facial expressions
* Automatic recognition of body postures and behavioral patterns
* Automatic logging of human-computer interactons (operation
tracking)
* Measuring behavior in virtual environments
Brain Imaging and Behavior
* Real-time brain imaging and video analysis
* Cognitive neuroimaging: fMRI, EEG, MEG, PET, etc.
Biotelemetry and Behavior
* Using telemetry to measure body temperature, blood pressure,
ECG, EMG, activity, etc.
* Advances in biotelemetric instruments in small animals
Behavior and Physiology
* Data loggers and transponders
* In-vivo microdialysis
* Biosensors
* Thermal imaging
* New psychophysiological measures
* Measuring task performance: behavioral and psychological
approaches
Acoustics, Speech, Language and Behavior
* Acoustical monitoring
* (Ultra)sound recording
* Acoustical pattern classification and speech recognition (human
and animal)
* Annotation of multimodal corpora in linguistic research
Behavioral Analysis
* Sequential analysis
* Temporal pattern recognition
* Reliability analysis
* Analysis of locomotory tracks
* Integrated analysis of behavior and physiology
Behavioral Models
* New behavioral models and test paradigms
* Using touch screens in behavioral experiments (birds, mammals)
* Operant conditioning paradigms, techniques and tools
Teaching Behavior Research Methods
* New concepts and tools for teaching
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CONFERENCE VENUE
Measuring Behavior 2000 will be held at the campus of the
University of Nijmegen. Nijmegen is a lively university town located
in
the central-east part of the Netherlands, with a history dating back
to
Roman times. Getting to Nijmegen is no problem; the city is within
easy
reach by road and train from Schiphol Amsterdam airport. With
numerous
departments related to the interdisciplinary theme of the
conference,
including biology, psychology, social sciences, pharmacology and
a medical
school, the University of Nijmegen is an excellent venue for our
conference.
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IMPORTANT DATES
1 January 2000 - Deadline for submission of proposals for
symposia and program topics
15 February 2000 - Deadline for submission of proposals for
Special Interest Groups
1 April 2000 - Deadline for submission of abstracts for oral papers,
posters and demonstrations
1 April 2000 - Deadline for submission of proposals for workshops
and user meetings
1 June 2000 - Deadline for early registration (reduced fee)
15 -18 August 2000 - Measuring Behavior 2000
MORE INFORMATION
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More information can be found on the newly designed conference
website: http://www.noldus.com/events/mb2000/index.html. At the
website you can also easily sign up for announcements (you can
receive these announcements by email or regular mail). In time,
you can also register on-line at the website and send in your
abstract submissions.
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PROGRAM COMMITTEE
* Prof.dr. Alexander Cools, Department of
Psychoneuropharmacology,
University of Nijmegen, Nijmegen, The Netherlands
(program chair and conference host)
* Dr. Maria Boccia, Frank Porter Graham Child Development
Center, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC, USA
* Prof.dr. Lou Boves, Department of Language and Speech,
Nijmegen Institute for Cognition and Information, Nijmegen, The
Netherlands
* Prof.dr. Peter Hagoort, F.C. Donders Center for Cognitive
Neuroimaging, University of Nijmegen, Nijmegen, The Netherlands
* Prof.dr. Berry Spruijt, Animal Welfare Center, Utrecht University,
Utrecht, The Netherlands
* Ir. Peter Wittenburg, Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics,
Nijmegen, The Netherlands
* Dr. Lucas Noldus, Noldus Information Technology b.v.,
Wageningen, The Netherlands
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CONFERENCE SECRETARIAT
Conference Secretariat
Measuring Behavior 2000
P.O. Box 268
6700 AG Wageningen
The Netherlands
Phone: +31-317-497677
Fax: +31-317-424496
E-mail: mb2000@noldus.nl
Yours Sincerely,
Wineke Schoo
Chair of the Local Organizing Committee
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3rd International Conference on Methods and Techniques in
Behavioral Research
Nijmegen, The Netherlands
15-18 August 2000
---------------------------------------------------------------
SECOND ANNOUNCEMENT
Following the success of Measuring Behavior '98, we are pleased
to announce that the 3rd International Conference on Methods and
Techniques in Behavioral Research will be held at the University of
Nijmegen, The Netherlands, 15-18 August 2000. Conference host
prof. dr. Alexander Cools and his fellow members of the program
committee have already begun to design an exciting scientific,
technical and social program.
Please find below a summary of the conference program, venue,
important dates and the organization. All details on deadlines,
presentation formats, Nijmegen, practical information, etc., can
be found on the new and extensive conference website:
http://www.noldus.com/events/mb2000/index.html
---------------------------------------------------------------
CONFERENCE PROGRAM
Measuring Behavior 2000 will offer a variety of ways to gather and
exchange information. The program will consist of oral papers,
poster sessions, demonstrations, special interest groups (SIGs),
training sessions, user meetings, workshops, scientific tours, post-
conference sight-seeing, and a pleasant social program. All
presentations will deal with innovative methods and techniques in
behavioral research. Validation of a new technique is an acceptable
subject for a paper or poster. However, papers discussing
applications of proven techniques do not belong at Measuring
Behavior 2000. Presentations on physiological techniques are
welcome, as long as there is a clear link with behavior.
Contributions are welcome on the following topics:
Behavioral Recording
* Observational event recording
* Analog and digital video coding and annotation
* Classification, coding and automatic recognition of human body
postures
* Recording human-computer interaction
* Marking, identification and video techniques
* Remote behavioral observation across the Internet
* Coding and annotating video streams across networks
Automatic Data Acquisition Techniques
* Activity monitoring
* Locomotion and flight compensators
* Automatic weighing and identification systems
* Radio tracking
* Video tracking
* GPS tracking of animal movement
* Remote sensing of animal movement
* Eye point of gaze tracking
* Techniques for studying flight behavior: radar tracking, 3D video
tracking, automatic flight mills
* Automatic recognition of facial expressions
* Automatic recognition of body postures and behavioral patterns
* Automatic logging of human-computer interactons (operation
tracking)
* Measuring behavior in virtual environments
Brain Imaging and Behavior
* Real-time brain imaging and video analysis
* Cognitive neuroimaging: fMRI, EEG, MEG, PET, etc.
Biotelemetry and Behavior
* Using telemetry to measure body temperature, blood pressure,
ECG, EMG, activity, etc.
* Advances in biotelemetric instruments in small animals
Behavior and Physiology
* Data loggers and transponders
* In-vivo microdialysis
* Biosensors
* Thermal imaging
* New psychophysiological measures
* Measuring task performance: behavioral and psychological
approaches
Acoustics, Speech, Language and Behavior
* Acoustical monitoring
* (Ultra)sound recording
* Acoustical pattern classification and speech recognition (human
and animal)
* Annotation of multimodal corpora in linguistic research
Behavioral Analysis
* Sequential analysis
* Temporal pattern recognition
* Reliability analysis
* Analysis of locomotory tracks
* Integrated analysis of behavior and physiology
Behavioral Models
* New behavioral models and test paradigms
* Using touch screens in behavioral experiments (birds, mammals)
* Operant conditioning paradigms, techniques and tools
Teaching Behavior Research Methods
* New concepts and tools for teaching
---------------------------------------------------------------
CONFERENCE VENUE
Measuring Behavior 2000 will be held at the campus of the
University of Nijmegen. Nijmegen is a lively university town located
in
the central-east part of the Netherlands, with a history dating back
to
Roman times. Getting to Nijmegen is no problem; the city is within
easy
reach by road and train from Schiphol Amsterdam airport. With
numerous
departments related to the interdisciplinary theme of the
conference,
including biology, psychology, social sciences, pharmacology and
a medical
school, the University of Nijmegen is an excellent venue for our
conference.
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IMPORTANT DATES
1 January 2000 - Deadline for submission of proposals for
symposia and program topics
15 February 2000 - Deadline for submission of proposals for
Special Interest Groups
1 April 2000 - Deadline for submission of abstracts for oral papers,
posters and demonstrations
1 April 2000 - Deadline for submission of proposals for workshops
and user meetings
1 June 2000 - Deadline for early registration (reduced fee)
15 -18 August 2000 - Measuring Behavior 2000
MORE INFORMATION
-----------------------------------------------------------------
More information can be found on the newly designed conference
website: http://www.noldus.com/events/mb2000/index.html. At the
website you can also easily sign up for announcements (you can
receive these announcements by email or regular mail). In time,
you can also register on-line at the website and send in your
abstract submissions.
-----------------------------------------------------------------
PROGRAM COMMITTEE
* Prof.dr. Alexander Cools, Department of
Psychoneuropharmacology,
University of Nijmegen, Nijmegen, The Netherlands
(program chair and conference host)
* Dr. Maria Boccia, Frank Porter Graham Child Development
Center, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC, USA
* Prof.dr. Lou Boves, Department of Language and Speech,
Nijmegen Institute for Cognition and Information, Nijmegen, The
Netherlands
* Prof.dr. Peter Hagoort, F.C. Donders Center for Cognitive
Neuroimaging, University of Nijmegen, Nijmegen, The Netherlands
* Prof.dr. Berry Spruijt, Animal Welfare Center, Utrecht University,
Utrecht, The Netherlands
* Ir. Peter Wittenburg, Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics,
Nijmegen, The Netherlands
* Dr. Lucas Noldus, Noldus Information Technology b.v.,
Wageningen, The Netherlands
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CONFERENCE SECRETARIAT
Conference Secretariat
Measuring Behavior 2000
P.O. Box 268
6700 AG Wageningen
The Netherlands
Phone: +31-317-497677
Fax: +31-317-424496
E-mail: mb2000@noldus.nl
Yours Sincerely,
Wineke Schoo
Chair of the Local Organizing Committee
---------------------------------------------------------------
To unsubscribe send SIGNOFF BIOMCH-L to LISTSERV@nic.surfnet.nl
For information and archives: http://isb.ri.ccf.org/biomch-l
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