10. VL 1993: Bergen, Norway

@proceedings{DBLP:conf/vl/1993,
  title     = {Proceedings of the 1993 IEEE Workshop on Visual Languages, August
               24-27, 1993, Bergen, Norway},
  booktitle = {VL},
  publisher = {IEEE Computer Society},
  year      = {1993},
  isbn      = {0-8186-3970-9},
  bibsource = {DBLP, http://dblp.uni-trier.de}
}

Keynote Address

• George W. Furnas: Towards Radically Visual Computation. 2

Alternative Paradigms I

• Louis Weitzman, Kent Wittenburg: Relational gRammars for Interactive Design. 4-11
• Marc Najork, Simon M. Kaplan: Specifying Visual Languages with Conditional Set Rewrite Systems. 12-18
• Henry Lieberman: Graphical Annotation as a Visual Language for Specifying Generalization Relations. 19-24

Animation Tools

• John DeTreville: The GraphVBT Interface for Programming Algorithm Animations. 26-31
• Steven C. Glassman: A Turbo Environment for Producing Algorithm Animations. 32-36
• Ludwig Coulmann: General Requirements for a Program Visualization Tool to be used in engineering of 4GL-programs. 37-41

Database

• Jae Cheol Kwak, Songchun Moon: Object Query Diagram: An Extended Query Graph for Object-Oriented Databases. 44-48
• Bosco S. Tjan, Len Breslow, Sait Dogru, Vijay Rajan, Keith Rieck, James R. Slagle, Marius O. Poliac: A Data-Flow Graphical User Interface for Querying a Scientific Database. 49-54
• Hideki Koike, Hirotaka Yoshihara: Fractal Approaches for Visualizing Huge Hierarchies. 55-60

Panel

• Linda G. Shapiro, Steven L. Tanimoto, Alberto Del Bimbo, Robert P. Futrelle, Ramesh Jain, Judith Bayard Cushing: Panel: Visual Database Systems. 62-69

Alternative Paradigms II

• Nicholas P. Wilde: A WYSIWYC (What You See Is What You Compute) Spreadsheet. 72-76
• Alexander Repenning, Wayne Citrin: Agentsheets: Applying Grid-Based Spatial Reasoning to Human-Computer Interaction. 77-82
• Erland Jungert: Qualitative Spatial Reasoning for Determination of Object Relations Using Symbolic Interval Projections. 83-87
• Alberto Del Bimbo, Enrico Vicario, Daniele Zingoni: Sequence Retrieval by Contents through Spatio Temporal Indexing. 88-92
• Lindsey Ford, Daniel Tallis: Interacting Visual Abstractions of Programs. 93-97

Visualization

• John T. Stasko, Joseph F. Wehrli: Three-Dimensional Computation Visualization. 100-107
• Steven P. Reiss: A Framework for Abstract 3D Visualization. 108-115
• Marc H. Brown: The 1992 SRC Algorithm Animation Festival. 116-123

Issues in Language Design I

• Jörg Poswig, Claudio Moraga: Incremental Type Systems and Implicit Parametric Overloading in Visual Languages. 126-133
• Alex S. Fukunaga, Takayuki Dan Kimura, Wolfgang Pree: Object-Oriented Development of a Data Flow Visual Language System. 134-141
• Wayne Citrin: Requirements for Graphical Front Ends for Visual Languages. 142-150

Visual Tools I

• G. Kutty, Laura K. Dillon, Louise E. Moser, P. M. Melliar-Smith, Y. S. Ramakrishna: Visual Tools for Temporal Reasoning. 152-159
• Anselm Spoerri: Visual Tools for Information Retrieval. 160-168
• Atsuo Yoshitaka, Kazunari Ueda, Masahito Hirakawa, Tadao Ichikawa: Iconic Object Definition System for Object-Oriented Databases. 169-177

Multimedia

• Jörg Poswig, Guido Vrankar, Claudio Moraga: Interactive Animation of Visual Program Execution. 180-187
• Brigham Bell, Clayton Lewis: ChemTrains: A Language for Creating Behaving Pictures. 188-195
• Marc Davis: Media Streams: An Iconic Visual Language for Video Annotation. 196-202

Alternative Paradigms III

• Lindsey L. Spratt, Allen L. Ambler: A Visual Logic Programming Language Based on Sets and Partitioning Constraints. 204-208
• Bogdan D. Czejdo, Kenneth C. Messa: Generating Smalltalk Code from Graphical Operations and Rules. 209-213
• Isabelle Borne: A Visual Programming Environment for Smalltalk. 214-218

Interactive Learning I

• John C. Grundy, John G. Hosking: Constructing Multi-View Editing Environments Using MViews. 220-224
• Michael A. Bell, David Jackson: CALVIN - Courseware Authoring Language using VIsual Notation. 225-230
• Eric Luce, Susan H. Rodger: A Visual Programming Environment for Turing Machines. 231-236

Issues in Language Design II

• Margaret M. Burnett: Types and Type Inference in a Visual Programming Language. 238-243
• Ian Salter: A Framework for Formally Defining the Syntax of Visual Languages. 244-248
• Stefano Levialdi, Piero Mussio, Marco Protti, Laura Tosoni: Reflections on Icons. 249-254

Interactive Learning II

• Wilfred J. Hansen: Andrew as a Multiparadigm Environment for Visual Languages. 256-260
• Guido Wirtz: A Visual Approach for Developing, Understanding and Analyzing Parallel Programs. 261-266
• Shi-Kuo Chang, Sergio Orefice, Giuseppe Polese, Bruce R. Baker: Deriving the Meaning of Iconic Sentences for Augmentative Communication. 267-274

Keynote

• Douglas J. Cardinal: Vision to Reality. 276

Panel

• Tim Dudley, Douglas J. Cardinal, Masahito Hirakawa, Michael J. Tauber: Panel: Effects of Notation on Realization and Understanding. 278-280

Visual Tools II

• Trevor J. Smedley, Allan G. Jost: Graphical Parametrised Structural Descriptions of VLSI Devices. 282-286
• Guttorm Sindre, Bjørn Gulla, Håkon G. Jokstad: Onion graphs: aesthetics and layout. 287-291
• Markus Geltz: A Framework for Visualizing Data Structures. 396-400
• Andreas L. Opdahl: Structured Analysis, Structured Design, Visual Programming. 292-297
• H. W. Lie, P. E. Dybvik, J. Rygh: SCREAM: SCREen-based navigAtion in voice Messages. 401-405
• Keith D. Swenson: A Visual Language to Describe Collaborative Work. 298-303

Metatools for Language Translation

• Gennaro Costagliola, Sergio Orefice, Giuseppe Polese, Genoveffa Tortora, Maurizio Tucci: Automatic Parser Generation for Pictorial Languages. 306-313
• Eric J. Golin, Tom Magliery: A Compiler Generator for Visual Languages. 314-321

Diagram Layout

• Mark Minas, Gerhard Viehstaedt: Specification of Diagram Editors Providing Layout Adjustment with Minimal Change. 324-329
• Edmund Dengler, Mark Friedell, Joe Marks: Constraint-Driven Diagram Layout. 330-335
• Emmanuel G. Noik: Layout-independent Fisheye Views of Nested Graphs. 336-341

The Right Medium

• Rajeev K. Pandey, Margaret M. Burnett: Is It Easier to Write Matrix Manipulation Programs Visually or Textually? An Empirical Study. 344-351
• Ajay Apte, Takayuki Dan Kimura: A Comparison Study of The Pen and The Mouse in Editing Graphic Diagrams. 352-357

Practicum Papers

• K. Takami, T. Ohta, Nobuyoshi Terashima: A Visual Programming for Telecommunication Services. 360-361
• Michel Mainguenaud: The Results of Geographical Information System Queries. 362-364
• Bert Haberland, Jörg Poswig, Claudio Moraga: On the Way to Intelligent Query for Functions in Visual Languages. 365-367
• Yuhong Zhang, Matthew O. Ward, Nabil I. Hachem, Michael A. Gennert: A Visual Programming Environment for Supporting Scientific Data Analysis. 368-370
• Marian G. Williams, William A. Ledder, J. Nicholas Buehler, James T. Canning: An Empirical Study of Visual Labs. 371-373
• Kazuo Sugihara, Koji Takeda, Mitsuyuki Inaba: An Approach to Animation of Software Specifications. 374-375
• Alberto Del Bimbo, Enrico Vicario, Daniele Zingoni: Visual Specification of Virtual Worlds. 376-378
• Maylis Delest, Jean-Marc Fedou, Guy Melançon, N. Rouillon: CalICo, a visual tool for combinatorial mathematics. 379-380
• Mariko Sasakura, Naruki Mitsuda, Kenzo Iwama: Defining actions by sample figures in CBAD. 381-383
• Chris M. Holt: Control Flow in a Dataflow Language. 384-385
• Antonio Massari, Stefano Pavani, Shi-Kuo Chang: An Iconic Query System with Intensional Feedback Capabilities. 386-388
• Frank Van Reeth, Eddy Flerackers: Three-dimensional Graphical Programming in CAEL. 389-391
• Gennaro Petraglia, Monica Sebillo, Maurizio Tucci, Genoveffa Tortora: Towards Normalized Iconic Indexing. 392-394