Outcome of a Dagstuhl Seminar: Intuitive Human Interfaces for Organizing and Accessing Intellectual Assets 2004

Gunter Grieser, Yuzuru Tanaka (Eds.): Intuitive Human Interfaces for Organizing and Accessing Intellectual Assets, International Workshop, Dagstuhl Castle, Germany, March 1-5, 2004, Revised Selected Papers. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 3359 Springer 2004, ISBN 3-540-24465-4

Man-Machine Interface for Intuitive Knowledge Access

Koichi Hori:
Do Knowledge Assets Really Exist in the World and Can We Access Such Knowledge? 1-13
Aran Lunzer:
Benefits of Subjunctive Interface Support for Exploratory Access to Online Resources. 14-32
Satoru Morita:
Eye Movement Navigation Interface Supporting Reading. 33-48
Yoshihiro Okada, Hiroaki Etou, Koichi Niijima:
Intuitive Interfaces for Motion Generation and Search. 49-67

IntelligentPad / Meme Media

Volker Dötsch, Kimihito Ito, Klaus P. Jantke:
Human-Agent Co-operation in Accessing and Communicating Knowledge Media - A Case in Medical Therapy Planning. 68-87
Jun Fujima, Yuzuru Tanaka:
Accessing Related Web Resources Through Annotated Documents. 88-98
Klaus P. Jantke:
The Biotope Issue in Meme Media Implementations. 99-107
Yuzuru Tanaka:
Meme Media Architecture for Intuitively Accessing and Organizing Intellectual Resources. 108-126

Visualization and Design of Information Access Spaces

Toshio Kawashima, Takanori Terashima, Takeshi Nagasaki, Masashi Toda:
Enhancing Visual Perception Using Dynamic Updating of Display. 127-141
Makoto Ohigashi, Yuzuru Tanaka:
3D Space Framework for the Multi-facet Accessing of Database Records. 142-158
Tsuyoshi Sugibuchi, Yuzuru Tanaka:
Integrated Visualization Framework for Relational Databases and Web Resources. 159-174

Semantic and Narrative Organization and Access of Knowledge

Mina Akaishi, Nicolas Spyratos:
Discovering Implicit Relationships in a Web of Contexts. 175-188
Panos Constantopoulos, Martin Doerr, Maria Theodoridou, Manos Tzobanakis:
On Information Organization in Annotation Systems. 189-200
Martin Doerr:
Modelling Learning Subjects as Relationships. 201-214
Ken Satoh:
Formalizing Retrieval Goal Change by Prioritized Abduction. 215-232
Akihiro Yamamoto, Akira Ogiso:
Similarity of Documents Based on the Vector Sequence Model. 233-242
Masaharu Yoshioka, Makoto Haraguchi, Akihito Mizoe:
Towards Constructing Story Databases Using Maximal Analogies Between Stories. 243-255