IEEE Pervasive Computing, Volume 4

Volume 4, Number 1, January - March 2005

• Scott F. Midkiff:
  An experiential course in wireless networks and mobile systems. 9-13
  
• Roy Want, Keith I. Farkas, Chandrasekhar Narayanaswami:
  Guest Editors' Introduction: Energy Harvesting and Conservation. 14-17
  
• Joseph A. Paradiso, Thad Starner:
  Energy scavenging for mobile and wireless electronics. 18-27
  
• Shad Roundy, Eli S. Leland, J. Baker, Eric Carleton, Elizabeth K. Reilly, Elaine Lai, Brian Otis, Jan M. Rabaey, Paul K. Wright, V. Sundararajan:
  Improving power output for vibration-based energy scavengers. 28-36
  
• Matthai Philipose, Joshua R. Smith, Bing Jiang, Alexander V. Mamishev, Sumit Roy, Kishore Sundara-Rajan:
  Battery-free wireless identification and sensing. 37-45
  
• Olivier Chevalerias, Terence O'Donnell, D. Power, N. O'Donovan, G. Duffy, G. Grant, S. Cian O'Mathuna:
  Inductive telemetry of multiple sensor modules. 46-52
  
• A. Lal, R. Duggirala, H. Li:
  Pervasive power: a radioisotope-powered piezoelectric generator. 53-61
  
• Heng Zeng, Carla Schlatter Ellis, Alvin R. Lebeck:
  Experiences in managing energy with ECOSystem. 62-68
  
• A. D. Joseph:
  Energy harvesting projects. 69-71
  
• Illah R. Nourbakhsh, Katia P. Sycara, Mary Koes, M. Yong, Michael Lewis, S. Burion:
  Human-robot teaming for search and rescue. 72-79
  
• T. Starrier, K. Lyons, Rebecca E. Grinter:
  Missing the wave? Scattershot funding has its costs. 80-82
  
• Sumi Helal:
  Programming pervasive spaces. 84-87
  
• Giovanni Iachello, Lucia Terrenghi:
  Mobile HCI 2004: Experience and Reflection. 88-91
  

Volume 4, Number 2, April-June 2005

• Keith I. Farkas, Guerney D. H. Hunt:
  New Products. 10-13
  
• Gillian R. Hayes, Khai N. Truong:
  Autism, environmental buffers, and wearable servers. 14-17
  
• Gregory D. Abowd, Liviu Iftode, H. Mitchell:
  Guest Editors' Introduction: The Smart Phone--A First Platform for Pervasive Computing. 18-19
  
• G. Roussos, A. J. Marsh, S. Maglavera:
  Enabling pervasive computing with smart phones. 20-27
  
• Nathan Eagle, Alex Pentland:
  Social serendipity: mobilizing social software. 28-34
  
• Russell Beale:
  Supporting social interaction with smart phones. 35-41
  
• Tim Kindberg, Mirjana Spasojevic, Rowanne Fleck, Abigail Sellen:
  The ubiquitous camera: an in-depth study of camera phone use. 42-50
  
• Mika Raento, Antti Oulasvirta, R. Petit, Hannu Toivonen:
  ContextPhone: a prototyping platform for context-aware mobile applications. 51-59
  
• Eleanor F. Toye, Richard Sharp, Anil Madhavapeddy, David Scott:
  Using smart phones to access site-specific services. 60-66
  
• M. Roman, N. Islam, S. Shoaib:
  A wireless Web for creating and sharing personal content through handsets. 67-73
  
• T. S. Parikh:
  Using mobile phones for secure, distributed document processing in the developing world. 74-81
  
• V. Haberman, M. Jones, J. Mueller, Stavros Garzonis, Eamonn O'Neill:
  Mobile technology, compensatory aids, and usability evaluations. 82-83
  
• J. Tierno, C. Campo:
  Smart Camera Phones: Limits and Applications. 84-87
  
• S. Goyal:
  WMCSA 2004: 10 Years of Mobile and Ubiquitous Computing. 88-90
  
• Hassan Artail:
  A multiplatform methodology: developing mobile device applications. 92-96
  

Volume 4, Number 3, July-September 2005

• Keith I. Farkas, Guerney D. H. Hunt:
  New Products. 12-14
  
• W. Keith Edwards, Mark W. Newman, Jana Z. Seciivy, Trevor F. Smith:
  Bringing network effects to pervasive spaces. 15-17
  
• J. Waldo:
  Embedded computing and Formula One racing. 18-21
  
• E. H. Chi, Gaetano Borriello, G. Hunt, N. Davies:
  Guest Editors' Introduction: Pervasive Computing in Sports Technologies. 22-25
  
• G. Wijnalda, Steffen Pauws, Fabio Vignoli, Heiner Stuckenschmidt:
  A personalized music system for motivation in sport performance. 26-32
  
• Michael Beetz, Bernhard Kirchlechner, Martin Lames:
  Computerized real-time analysis of football games. 33-39
  
• Florian Michahelles, Bernt Schiele:
  Sensing and monitoring professional skiers. 40-45
  
• E. H. Chi:
  Introducing wearable force sensors in martial arts. 47-53
  
• J. Hey, S. Carter:
  Pervasive computing in sports training. 54
  
• Anil Madhavapeddy, Richard Sharp, David Scott, Alastair Tse:
  Audio networking: the forgotten wireless technology. 55-60
  
• Fabio De Rosa, Alessio Malizia, Massimo Mecella:
  Disconnection prediction in mobile ad hoc networks for supporting cooperative work. 62-70
  
• Rajeevan Amirtharajah, Jamie Collier, Jeff Siebert, Bicky Zhou, Anantha Chandrakasan:
  DSPs for energy harvesting sensors: applications and architectures. 72-79
  
• R. Sharp, K. Rehman:
  The 2005 UbiApp Workshop: What Makes Good Application-Led Research? 80-82
  
• R. Banerjee:
  From research to classroom a course in pervasive computing. 83-86
  
• T. E. Starner:
  Wearable computing for the developing world. 87-91
  
• J. E. Gilbert, R. Chapman, Sangeeta Garhyan:
  VoiceLETS backs up first responders. 92-96
  

Volume 4, Number 4, October-December 2005

• Keith I. Farkas, Eyal de Lara:
  New Products. 4-7
  
• Daniel F. Zucker, Michimasa Uematsu, T. Kamado:
  Content and Web services converge: a unified user interface. 8-11
  
• David Kotz, Tristan Henderson:
  CRAWDAD: A Community Resource for Archiving Wireless Data at Dartmouth. 12-14
  
• N. Davies, J. Landay, S. Hudson, A. Schmidt:
  Guest Editors' Introduction: Rapid Prototyping for Ubiquitous Computing. 15-17
  
• Steven Dow, Blair MacIntyre, Jaemin Lee, Christopher Oezbek, Jay David Bolter, Maribeth Gandy:
  Wizard of Oz support throughout an iterative design process. 18-26
  
• Bonnie E. John, Dario D. Salvucci:
  Multipurpose prototypes for assessing user interfaces in pervasive computing systems. 27-34
  
• Mark Stringer, Jennifer Ann Rode, Eleanor F. Toye, Alan F. Blackwell, A. R. Simpson:
  The Webkit tangible user interface: a case study of iterative prototyping. 35-41
  
• Derek F. Reilly, David Dearman, Michael Welsman-Dinelle, Kori Inkpen:
  Evaluating early prototypes in context: trade-offs, challenges, and successes. 42-50
  
• Scott Carter, Jennifer Mankoff:
  Prototypes in the wild lessons from three ubicomp systems. 51-57
  
• Daniel Fitton, Keith Cheverst, Christian Kray, Alan J. Dix, Mark Rouncefield, George Saslis-Lagoudakis:
  Rapid prototyping and user-centered design of interactive display-based systems. 58-66
  
• Gregory D. Abowd, Gillian R. Hayes, Giovanni Iachello, Julie A. Kientz, Shwetak N. Patel, Molly M. Stevens, Khai N. Truong:
  Prototypes and paratypes: designing mobile and ubiquitous computing applications. 67-73
  
• Alan F. Blackwell, Darren Edge, L. Dubuc, Jennifer Ann Rode, Mark Stringer, Eleanor F. Toye:
  Using solid diagrams for tangible interface prototyping. 74-77
  
• Marc Böhlen, J. Fabian, D. Pfeifer, J. T. Rinker:
  Prototypes in pervasive computing. 78-80
  
• Feng W. Zhu, Matt W. Mutka, Lionel M. Ni:
  Service discovery in pervasive computing environments. 81-90
  
• J. Zimmerman:
  Video sketches: exploring pervasive computing interaction designs. 91-94
  
• P. Repo, M. Kerttula, M. Salmela, H. Huomo:
  Virtual product design case study: the Nokia RFID tag reader. 95-99
  

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