Final ICAD'98 programme

Updated 31st October 2001

FOREWORD

• Sunday 1 November (tutorial/workshop day)
• Monday 2 November
• Tuesday 3 November
• Wednesday 4 November

Sunday 1 November (tutorial/workshop day)

Department of Computing Science, 17 Lilybank Gardens, Glasgow

8:30	Registration
9:30-13:00*	Tutorial 1: Sounds of action sounds of silence Mikael Fernstrom	Tutorial 2: Sonic Framing: Relating aural perception to visual experience Eric Somers
13:00-14:30	Lunch
14:30-17:30*	Tutorial 3: User-centred design principles and their application in the effective design of auditory displays Bruce Walker	Tutorial 4: Psychophysics and technology of virtual acoustic displays Ville Pulkki, Tapio Lokki and Jyri Huopaniemi
18:30	ICAD Board Meeting

(* There will be coffee breaks at 11:00 and 16:00)

Monday 2 November

Senate Room, University of Glasgow

Registration	08:30
Opening	09:15
Session 1: Keynote Chair: Steve Brewster	09:30		Perceptual organization and auditory displays Albert Bregman
Coffee	10:30
Session 2: Auditory interfaces for visually disabled users Chair: Paul Vickers	11:00	2.1	The Use of Non-Speech Sounds in Non-Visual Interfaces to the MS-Windows GUI for Blind Computer Users Helen Petrie, Sarah Morley, Sensory Disabilities Research Unit, University of Hertfordshire
	11:15	2.2	AB-Web : Active audio browser for visually impaired and blind users Patrick Roth, Lori Petrucci, Thierry Pun, André Assimacopoulos, Department of Computer Science, University of Geneva
	11:30	2.3	A Principled Methodology for the Specification and Design of Non-Visual Widgets Evangelos N. Mitsopoulos, Alistair D. N. Edwards, Department of Computer Science, University of York Audio 1 Audio 2 Audio 3
	11:45	2.4	Exploration of Non-seen Diagrams David J. Bennett, Alistair D. N. Edwards, Department of Computer Science, University of York
Lunch	12:00		NSF Status Report and Research Agenda for Sonification, John H. Flowers et al.
	13:30		Steve Arnold, President of ICMA
Session 3: Sonification Chair: Jim Alty	13:45	3.1	A Pedagogy of Creative Thinking based on Sonification of Visual Structures and Visualization of Aural Structures Eric Somers, State University of New York, Dutchess Community College
	14:00
	14:15	3.2	Data Collection and Analysis Techniques for Evaluating the Perceptual Qualities of Auditory Stimuli Terri L. Bonebright, Nadine E. Miner, Timothy E. Goldsmith, Thomas P. Caudell, Dept of Psychology, DePauw University
	14:30
	14:45	3.3	Sonically-Enhanced Drag and Drop Stephen A Brewster, Department of Computing Science, University of Glasgow Audio 2 Audio 3 Audio Exa
	15:00
	15:15	3.4	After Direct Manipulation - Direct Sonification Mikael Fernström, Caolan McNamara, Interaction Design Centre, University of Limerick
Coffee	15:30
Session 4: HCI Chair: Michael Evans	16:00	4.1	'Observing' the Workplace Soundscape: Ethnography and Auditory Interface Design Catriona Macaulay, Alison Crerar, Department of Computing, Napier University
	16:15
	16:30	4.2	Audible Information Design in the New York City Subway System: A Case Study Benjamin U. Rubin, Interactive Telecommunications Program, New York University
	16:45	4.3	Acoustic Rendering as Support for Sustained Attention During Biomedical Procedures Emil Jovanov, Dusan Starcevic, Kristen Wegner, Daniel Karron, Vlada Radivojevic, University of Belgrade
	17:00	4.4	Towards some Organising Principles for Musical Program Auralisations Paul Vickers, James L. Alty, School of Computing & Mathematical Sciences, Liverpool John Moores University
	17:15	4.5	Sound + Image in Design Millicent Cooley, Carnegie Mellon University
Close	17:30
18:00-19:00 ICAD Board Meeting
19:30 - 22:00 Lord Provost's Reception, Glasgow City Chambers

Tuesday 3 November

Senate Room, University of Glasgow

Session 5: Auditory interfaces Chair: Eric Somers	09:00	5.1	A simulation approach to the design and evaluation of auditory interfaces in a high speed train driving cab Peggy Zwolinski, Jean-Claude Sagot, Institut Polytechnique de Sévenans. L'Université de Technologie de Belfort-Montbéliard Audio 1 Audio 2 Audio 3
	09:15
	09:30	5.2	Using Sonic Hyperlinks in Web-TV Norbert Braun, Ralf Dörner, Fraunhofer Institute for Computer Graphics
	09:45
	10:00	5.3	LiteFoot - Auditory Display of Footwork Mikael Fernström, Niall Griffith, Interaction Design Centre, University of Limerick
	10:15	5.4	Sound Retrieval with Intuitive Verbal Expressions Sanae Wake, Toshiyuki Asahi, NEC Human Media Research Labs Audio 1 Audio 3 Audio 4 Audio 6 Audio 7 Audio 11 Audio 13 Audio 14 Audio 15
Coffee	10:30
Session 6: Navigation Chair: Perry Cook	11:00	6.1	An Investigation of Using Music to Provide Navigation Cues Grégory Lepâtre, Stephen A Brewster, Department of Computing Science, University of Glasgow Audio 1_1 Audio 1_1_1 Audio 1_1_1_1 Audio 1_1_2 Audio 1_1_2_1 Audio 1_1_3 Audio 1_2 Audio 1_2_1 Audio 1_2_1_1 Audio 1_2_2 Audio 1_2_2_1 Audio 1_2_3 Audio 1_3 Audio 1_3_1 Audio 1_3_1_1 Audio 1_3_2 Audio 1_3_3 Audio 1_3_3_1 Audio 1_4 Audio 1_4_1 Audio 1_4_2 Audio 1_4_2_1 Audio 1_4_3 Audio 1_4_3_1
	11:15
	11:30	6.2	Surgical Navigation System and Method Using Audio Feedback Kristen Wegner, Computer Aided Surgery Incorporated
	11:45
Lunch	12:00
Trip to Loch Lomond and Stirling Castle	13:00
19:30 - 00:00 Conference Dinner

Wednesday 4 November

Senate Room, University of Glasgow

Session 7: Auditory icons & earcons Chair: Alistair Edwards	09:00	7.1	'The Sound of Silence': A Preliminary Experiment Investigating Non-Verbal Auditory Representations in Telephone-Based Automated Spoken Dialogues David Williams, Christine Cheepen, Vocalis Ltd Audio Listen Audio Process
	09:15
	09:30	7.2	Ad-hoc synthesis of auditory icons Stéphane Conversy, Laboratoire de Recherche en Informatique - Université de Paris-Sud
	09:45
	10:00	7.3	Using Earcons and Icons in Categorisation Tasks to Improve Multimedia Interfaces Myra P. Bussemakers, Abraham de Haan, Nijmegen Institute for Cognition and Information, Catholic University of Nijmegen
	10:15	7.4	Making Progress With Sounds - The Design & Evaluation Of An Audio Progress Bar Murray Crease, Stephen Brewster, Department of Computing Science, University of Glasgow Audio 1 Audio 2 Audio 3 Audio Exa
Coffee	10:30
Session 8: Virtual reality Chair: John Flowers	11:00	8.1	Speech Intelligibility in Adverse Conditions in Recorded Virtual Auditory Environments Nancy L. Vause, D. Wesley Grantham, U.S. Army Research Laboratory, Human Research and Engineering Directorate
	11:15
	11:30	8.2	A Spatial Auditory Display for the CyberStage Gerhard Eckel, MD - German National Research Center for Information Technology
	11:45	8.3	Creating Auditory Displays with Multiple Loudspeakers using VBAP: A Case Study with DIVA project Ville Pulkki, Tapio Lokki, Laboratory of Acoustics and Audio Signal Processing, Helsinki University of Technology
Lunch	12:00
DEMOS	12:30
Open Mike Chair: Steve Brewster	13:30
Session 9: Spatial audio Chair: Terri Bonebright	13:45	9.1	Synthesising Moving Sounds Michael J. Evans, School of Computer Science, Cybernetics and Electronic Engineering, University of Reading
	14:00
	14:15	9.2	Sound Traffic Control: An Interactive 3-D Audio System for Live Musical Performance Naut Humon, Bill Thibault, Vance Galloway, Garnet Willis, Jessica Grace Wing, Sound Traffic Control
	14:30
Coffee	14:45
	15:00	9.3	Do Localised Auditory Cues in Group Drawing Environments matter? Rameshsharma Ramloll, John Mariani, Co-operative Systems Engineering Group, Lancaster University
	15:15
	15:30	9.4	Case Study of a Software Structure for a 3D-Audio-Device Thomas Lehmann, Heinz Nixdorf Institute
	15:45	9.5	N>>2: Multi-speaker Display Systems for Virtual Reality and Spatial Audio Projection Perry R Cook, Georg Essl, Georgos Tzanetakis, Dan Trueman, Department of Comptuer Science (also Music) Princeton University Audio 1 Audio 2 Audio 3
Session 10: Plenary Chair: Alistair Edwards	16:00		Report-back on tutorials. ICAD 99
	16:15
Session 11: Keynote Chair: Alistair Edwards	16:30		The SonicFinder - What Was I Thinking? Bill Gaver
Close	17:30