14. IFIP Congress 1996: Canberra, Australia

Nobuyoshi Terashima, Edward Altman (Eds.): Advanced IT Tools, IFIP World Conference on IT Tools, 2-6 September 1996, Canberra, Australia. Chapman & Hall, 1996, ISBN 0-412-75560-2

Track One - Innovative Applications in the Public Sector

Part One - Enabling Technologies

Ralf E. Strauss, Detlef Schoder, Günter Müller: Wired cities - opportunities for small and medium sized cities on the information highway. 3-10
Roland Traunmüller, Klaus Lenk: New public management and enabling technologies. 11-20

Part Two - Applications 1

Tatsuaki Okamoto: An electronic voting scheme. 21-30
Renato Iannella, Nigel Ward, Kaveri Chakrabarty, C. Curtis: Key issues in digital library interoperability. 31-40

Part Three - Virtual Education

John Tiffin: The virtual class. 41-47
C. E. Loeffler: Artificial life of agents. 48-58

Part Four - Health Care and Technology

C. Gapp, Wolfgang Reh, K. Werner: Computer aided treatment of diabetes. 59-66
Yanlin Guan, Hanqing Lu, Songde Ma: Diagnosis over the Net - the Mshare project. 67-71
Geoff Busby: Technology for the disabled and why it matters to you. 72-80

Part Five - Public Sector Information Systems

H. Hasan: Innovative enterprise information systems: an imperative for public sector organisations of the 90s. 81-88
L. A. de Looff: IS outsourcing by public sector organisations. 89-96

Part Six - Standardization

T. William Olle: Impact of standardization work on the future of information technology. 97-105
Ricardo A. Baeza-Yates, José M. Piquer, E. Vera, Masatoshi Makino, Yuji Inoue: AccessNova: broadband networks and multimedia services experiments. 106-116

Track Two - Innovative Applications on the Horizon

Part One - Information Superhighway

Bernard C. Glasson: Global business on the superhighway: implications for the office of the future. 117-128
Paul A. Bailes, Paul Burnim, Murray Chapman, John V. Harrison, Ian Peake: Towards an intelligent software maintenance network. 129-136
D. B. Webber: Intellectual property protection for IT developments - the debate continues. 137-146

Part Two - Information Spaces

Shoichiro Ishigaki, Kazuhiko Kushima, Tsuyoshi Sakata: A multimedia database system VHM and its application. 147-154
Gurminder Singh, Tapas K. Das: Large scale multi-user virtual worlds. 155-162
Rolf Engelbrecht, Thomas Waschulzik, Wilfried Brauer, Matthias Scherf: The structured development method SENN for freeforward neural networks and the application to the multimedia patient record in the Bavarian Health Net. 163-172

Part Three - Applications 2

José Cuena, Josefa Z. Hernández, Martín Molina: An intelligent model for road traffic management in the motorway network around Barcelona. 173-180
Igor Hawryszkiewycz: Support services for business networking. 181-188
S. D. Gregor: A personal financial planning system for everyday use? 189-198

Part Four - Language Description

J. Xu, Lingzi Jin, Hong Zhu: Tool support of orderly transition from informal to formal descriptions in requirements engineering. 199-206
Yukari Shirota, Hiroaki Nakayama, Atsushi Iizawa: A new type of fourth generation language for multimedia databases: Kasuga Script. 207-216

Part Five - Distributed Software

Ramzi Guetari, G. T. Nguyen: Computer-aided formal specification for concurrent engineering platforms. 217-224
Ulrike Baumöl, Reinhard Jung: Prerequisites, effects and opportunities of Internet-distributed software development. 225-234

Part Six - Applications 3

J. Cameron: EDI in Australian international trade and transport. 235-248
C. M. Khoong: A long term initiative in the development of IT tools for decision support. 249-260

Track Three - Intelligent Systems

Part One - Design Methodologies

H. Sasaki: Keynote paper: Trends of flat displays in the multimedia age. 261-264
P. A. Subrahmanyam, Bryan D. Ackland: Design technologies for embedded multimedia systems. 265-274
Petri Pulli, M. L. Salmela, Jouni Similä: Virtual prototyping based development and marketing of future consumer electronics products. 275-284

Part Two - Agent Based CSCW Tools

Detlef Schoder, Ralf E. Strauss, Thomas Hummel: Supporting organizational learning with CSCW-applications - the information trader concept. 285-292
Olga Stepánková, Vladimír Marík, Jirí Lazanský: Improving cooperative behaviour in a multi-agent system. 293-302

Part Three - Management Systems

Christian Mittasch, Klaus Irmscher, Thomas Ziegert, T. Lodderstedt, St. Müller, K. Sommerfeld: User services in BPAFrame, a framework for workflow-management-systems. 303-310
D. Carroll, E. Clayton, I. Crakanthorp, F. Crawford, J. Crawford, T. Tsunekawa: Vislink: breaking the communication bottlenecks. 311-318
Vassilis Serafeimidis, Steve Smithson: An environment to support the evaluation of the business value of information systems. 319-330

Part Four - Collaboration Tools

Markus Kolland, M. Berger: An application framework to support information sharing in collaborative work. 331-339
J. McGovern: Collaborative intelligent decision systems. 340-347
Kurt Maly, Ajay K. Gupta, Irwin B. Levinstein, Ravi Mukkamala, Bjorn Kvande, S. Nanjangud, Margrethe H. Olson, Roy Whitney, Rita Chambers: PMES: privilege mangagement and enforcement system for secure distributed resource sharing. 348-358

Part Five - Neural Networks

Sung-Bae Cho: Genetic neuro-fuzzy architectures for advanced intelligent systems. 359-366
Venu Dasigi, Reinhold C. Mann: Toward a multi-sensor neural net approach to automatic text classification. 367-376

Part Six - CSCW Software Environments

Oliver Schumacher, Joachim Warschat: Coordination support for CSCW-systems in concurrent engineering environments. 377-383
Osamu Takahashi, Teruji Shiroshita, Takeshi Sano, Masahide Yamashita, Yukihiro Nakamura, Mina Maruyama: A proposal for reliable information multicast environment: its implementation and evaluation. 384-394

Part Seven - Intelligent Tool Kits

Grigoris Antoniou, Mary-Anne Williams: CIN: an intelligent information management toolkit. 395-401
Riri Huang, Stan Jarzabek: PCS: a CASE tool for distributed group software development. 402-410
Paul A. H. M. Mantelaers: The IS-function: the most intelligent IT-tool. 411-418

Part Eight - Intelligent Systems

Laszlo Nemes, Peter Bertók: Cooperative design on the Internet. 419-428
Colette Rolland: Understanding and guiding requirements engineering processes. 429-436
Gregor Engels, Luuk Groenewegen, Gerti Kappel: Object-oriented specification of coordinated collaboration. 437-452

Part Nine - Information Systems

Hiroshi Nagase, T. Shima: A plan of regional tourist information system. 453-460
Pertti Järvinen: Two frameworks for task analysis: an application to the use of intelligent systems in the development of information systems. 461-470

Part Ten - Multimedia Navigation

M. Morgenstern: Integrating diverse information resources: capturing meaning in a sea of data.
Alessandro Micarelli, Filippo Sciarrone: An intelligent agent for supporting user navigation in a hyperspace.
Frédéric Andrès, Jihad Boulos: DDS: the data delivery service.

Part Eleven - Information Theory

X. Wu: Hybrid interpretation of induction results.
Jingde Cheng: EnCal: an automated forward deduction system for general-purpose entailment calculus.
S. Ishii: A new copyright protection scheme using the multiple RSA cryptosystems in personal cards for network shopping.

Part Twelve - Data Compression Theory

K.-K. Ma, Dinesh P. Mital: Practical issues of dynamic bit allocation in multimedia source compression.
Javed I. Khan: Motion vector prediction in interactive 3D rendered video stream.

Part Thirteen - Knowledge Engineering Tools

Tu Bao Ho: Automation in knowledge engineering via inductive learning.
Emilia Bellucci, John Zeleznikow: Building computer tools for negotiation - the Family_Negotiator Project.
Sascha Ossowski, Ana García-Serrano: A model of co-ordination support for unanticipated situations.

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