13. IFIP Congress 1994: Hamburg, Germany
Track 2 - Computer and Communication Applications
New and Important Applications
Experts on New and Important Applications
W. Möhlenbrink: Integrated Traffic Management. 3-10- Jacob van Houdt: Personal Telecooperation Assistance. 11-17
A New Application Requiring New Methods
- Peter Raulefs: The Virtual Factory. 18-30
Experts and Important Applications
- François Huguenin: Business Mobile Computing. 31-38
Public Services
- Victor Gladun, Neonila Vaschenko, Georgij Reutov: Computer Systems Supporting Political Planning. 39-44
- Katrin Braun, Joachim Grollmann: Requirements of the Telecommunication Infrastructure of the Future: Multimedia Communication and Computing. 45-50
- Peter F. Pawlita, Mansour Farghaly: X.500 Directories - Status and Prospects on the Way to World-Wide Directory Sharing. 51-56
- Christian Mittasch, Klaus Irmscher: On the Way to Competitive Market of Service in Heterogeneous Networks. 57-62
Professional and Personal Services
- Shiro Sakata: Multimedia and Multi-party Desktop Conference System (MERMAID) as Groupware Platform. 63-68
- Koji Tsukada, Ken-ichi Okada, Yutaka Matsushita: A Cooperative Support System Based on Multiplicity of Task. 69-74
- H. G. Grünwald, R. Cullen, M. A. M. Leermakers: Personal Assistance Systems for Professionals, Illustrated by EIS. 75-79
- Satoru Ikehara, Satoshi Shirai, Kentaro Ogura, Akio Yokoo, Hiromi Nakaiwa, Tsukasa Kawaoka: ALT-J/E, a Japanese to English Machine Translation System for Communication with Translation. 80-85
Industrial Applications
- Kesheng Wang, Paramsothy Jeyakumar, Dag Kjenstad: An Expert System for Diagnosing Faults in a Chocolate Factory. 86-91
- George L. Kovács, István Mezgár, J. Nacsa, Sándor Kopácsi, D. Gavalcová: A Hybrid Simulation-Scheduler-Quality Control System to Assist the Design of Flexible Manufacturing Systems. 92-95
- Wolfgang Reh: An Integrated System Solution in the Diagnostics Industry by Customizing PC-Based Standard Software. 96-101
Modern Application Design Methods
Experts on Modern Application Design Methods
- Morten Kyng: Experience with Participative Application Development. 107-114
- Gerhard Fischer: Domain-Oriented design Environments. 115-122
- François Bancilhon: Object Database Systems: the ODMG Standard. 123-130
High Level Application Design Methods
- Ray Fernández Ruperez, Craig Jones, José Ramón Zubizarreta Aizpuru: Including Expert System Capabilities in Object-Oriented Application Management. 131-136
- Toshiyuki Iida, Shigeo Shimada, Masakatsu Ohta, Tsukasa Kawaoka: Artificial Intelligence for Semantic Understanding. 137-142
- José Cuena, Martín Molina: KSM: An Environment for Knowledge Oriented Design of Applications Using Structured Knowledge Architectures. 143-148
- Francisca Losavio, Alfredo Matteo, O. Ordaz, O. Meza, W. Gontier: An Implementation of the PAC Architecture Using Object-Oriented Techniques. 149-155
Technical and Engineering Methods
- Gerhard Eschelbeck, Thomas Moser: Distributed Traffic-Monitoring and Evaluation by Means of a Client-Server Architecture. 156-161
- J. T. F. Camargo, Léo Pini Magalhães, Alberto Barbosa Raposo: Modeling Motion Simulation with DEDS. 162-167
- Franz Lehner, H. Sikora: Maintenance as Challenge or Limitation - Some Experiences from Object-Oriented Programming. 168-173
- Rainer Knigge, Harald Eilers, Verena Freitag: New Generation of Microcomputer-Based Operations Control Systems for High-Speed Rail and Guided Transportation as Demonstrated by TRANSRAPID. 174-179
User Interface Design
- Harald Reiterer: A User Interface Design Assistant Approach. 180-187
- Gerrit C. van der Veer: Design Methods for Human-Computer Interfaces. 188-195
- Markus A. Thies: Adaptive User Interfaces. 196-202
Track 3 - Social Impact of Computers and Communications
International Developments
Survey of Developments
- Timothy T. Thahane, Hussein Amin: Technological and Communications Revolution: A Critical Dimension of Development. 205-212
- J. Günther: Private Telecommunication in Eastern Europe. 213-218
Legal Developments
- Susan H. Nycum: Protection of Databases in the International Telecommunications Environment. 219-231
- Bernard A. Galler: Issues Surrounding Software-Related Patents in the United States. 232-238
- Herbert Burkert: <Eletronic Trust> and the Role of Law: A European Perspective. 239-247
History of Informatics
- Konrad Zuse: Past and Present View on Computer Architecture. 248-250
- Heinz Zemanek: Early Foundations of Formal Modelling and Language Specification: Vienna Definition Language (VDL) and Vienna Development Method (VDM). 251-270
- Gerard J. Holzmann: Data Communications: The First 2500 Years. 271-278
- Paul E. Ceruzzi: From Batch to Interactive: The Evolution of Computing Systems, 1957-1969. 279-284
- Gyózö Kovács: John von Neumann: A Hungarian Born Computer Pioneer. 285-292
- John A. N. Lee: Gentlemen, We Cannot Escape History - or, Why We Study the History of Computing. 293-300
- Maurice V. Wilkes: The EDSAC: Origins and Design Decisions. 301-306
- Klaus-Dieter Graf: Calculating Machines in China and Europe in the 17th Century - The Western View. 307-314
- Klaus-Dieter Graf, Bai Shangshu, Li Di: The Calculating Machines Stored in the Palace Museum in Beijing, Their Structure and Algorithms. 315-323
- Raúl Rojas: On Basic Concepts of Early Computers in relation to Contemporary Computer Architectures. 324-331
Ethics and Social Responsibility
- David Lorge Parnas: The Professional Responsibilities of Software Engineers. 332-339
- Jacques Berleur, Marie d'Udekem-Gevers: Codes of Ethics, or of Conduct, Within IFIP and in Other Computer Societies. 340-348
Country Developments
- Michel F. Bosco: Initiatives towards Science and Technology Cooperation with Developing Countries in the Field of Information Technologies. 349-354
- Z. Strezova: Decision Support in Policy Analysis: A Challenge for Newly Democratizing Countries. 360-365
- José Palazzo M. de Oliveira, Norberto Hoppen: E-mail as an Enabling Technology in Brazil: The CNPq/ProTeM-CC Experience. 366-371
National Developments
Changes in Political Processes
- Randy H. Katz: Reengineering Government Through Information Technology: The National Performance Review. 372-379
- Siegmar Mosdorf: Opportunities and Risks of a New Technological Infrastructure for the 21st Century in a Borderless World Economy. 380-389
Computers & Arts: Music
- J. C. Risset: About the Role of Computers to Bridge Gaps in Music. 390-397
Computers & Arts: Graphics
- G. Nees: Computable Beauty. 398-405
- Frieder Nake: How Far Away Are We From the First Masterpiece of Computer Art? 406-413
Management, Organisation and NetWork
- Julie Cameron: The Information Organisation Driving Information Technology. 414-421
- Ina Wagner: Tightly Knitted Connections: The Politics of Networking. 422-429
- Bernard C. Glasson: International Office of the Future: A Teaching and Research Facility. 430-435
Helping Handicapped Persons
- Diane Whitehouse: Overcoming Disabilities with Information Technology: An International Survey. 436-443
- Geoff Busby: Facilitating Citizenship. 444-449
Changes in Business Practice
- George Glaser: Industry Transformation Through Information Technology; Dominant Designs as a Source of Competitive Advantage. 458-465
- Linda T. Taylor: Quality Initiatives: Are They Changing Business Practices Worldwide? 466-474
Business and Government
- Thomas R. Gulledge, Edgar H. Sibley, David H. Hill, Lynne M. Sullivan: Functional Process Improvement Implementation: Public Sector Reengineering. 475-480
- Edward M. Roche: Technology and Structure in the International Business Enterprise. 481-486
- David Earl Sutherland: Reflections on Social Impacts of Information Technology Business Social Structures and Personality: A Critical Theory Orientation. 487-493
Vulnerable Applications
Health Care
- O. Rienhoff: Health Informatics Methodology and the Fragmented Health Care Market. 494-501
- Karen A. Duncan: Health Care Reform: A National Case Study. 502-508
Advances in Health Systems Methods
- G. W. Brauer: The Future of Information Technologies for Health Care in Developing Countries: An Examination of Some Problems. 509-516
- R. Werner, Reinhold Haux, Florian Leitner, Alfred Winter: On the Necessity of Mobile Information Processing in Hospitals. 517-524
- Andreas Pommert, Martin Riemer, Thomas Schiemann, Ulf Tiede, Karl Heinz Höhne: Knowledge-Based and 3D Imaging Systems in Medical Education. 525-532
Health System Protection
- Klaus Pommerening: Medical Requirements for Data Protection. 533-540
- Rolf Engelbrecht, C. Hildebrand, E. Jung, G. Brenner, R. Corcoy, G. Eberhard, C. Gapp, G. Klepser, Alberto de Leiva, M. Massi-Benedetti, R. Mechtler, Klaus Piwernetz, J. Sembritzki, J. Thiery: Smart Cards as Communication Tools in Health Information Systems. 541-548
- Joachim Biskup, Gerrit Bleumer: Reflections on Security of Database and Datatransfer Systems in Health Care. 549-556
Vulnerable Systems
- Martin Elliot Silverstein, M. A. Cremer: The Role of Computer Communications in Preventing the Cascade of Errors Which Occur in Industrial Disasters. 557-562
- Urs E. Gattiker, Helen Kelley: Techno-crime and Terror against Tomorrow's Organisations: What About Cyberpunks? 563-570
- Ian Beale: Centralisation and Standardisation of IT: The Security Risks and Opportunities. 571-581
Information Systems and Democratic Development
- Nicolae Costake, Mircea Petrescu: An Emerging Societal Invariant: The Co-herent Basic Information Systems (IS) Frame. 582-587
- Roger A. Clarke: Information Technology: Weapon of Authoritarianism or Tool of Democracy? 588-596
Ecology and Informatics
- Franz Josef Radermacher, Wolf-Fritz Riekert, Bernd Page, Lorenz M. Hilty: Trends in Environmental Information Processing. 597-604
- Achim Sydow: Parallel Simulation of Air Pollution. 605-612
Sustainable Development
- Lorenz M. Hilty, Ulrike Weiland: Sustainable Cities - Opportunities and Risks of Information Technology. 613-618
Education
Education
- Tom J. van Weert: Education and Computers: Who is in Control? 619-626
- Pertti Järvinen: A Learning Environment as a Response to Challenges in Computer and Communications Education. 627-634
Computer Based Training
- Immo O. Kerner: Tendencies in Informatics Education from School to University. 635-638
- Marios C. Angelides, Andrew J. Stanley: Towards a New Dimension in Computer Based Training: Thoughts from the Retail Industry. 639-644
- Arturo Hernández-Domínguez: A Framework Architecture for Reusing Training Services. 645-650
Educational Methods
- Gintautas Grigas: Impact of the Electronic Mail on Teaching of Computer Programming. 651-655
- B. Burgis: Computer Science at Secondary School: Permanent Fundamentals and Adaptive Supplement. 656-659
- Baruch Offir, Yaacov J. Katz: The Computer as an Instructional Aid for Studying the Humanities. 660-665
Education: National Developments
- J. H. Hammond: Achieving Quality in University Teaching Through Information Technology: A National Objective. 666-671
- Daniel Millin, Jaffa Gev, Sam Kaplan, Ahuva Feinmesser: Toward a New Era-Computerizing the Israeli Educational System: Prospects and Obstacles. 672-677
- V. Bykov, A. Gurzhiv, G. Kozlakova: The Development of Computer Education in Ukrainian Higher Technical Schools. 678-681
Distance Learning
- Kurt Maly, C. Michael Overstreet: A New Paradigm for Distance Learning: Interactive Remote Instruction. 682-689
Educational Aspects
- B. N. Cotton, Margaret Ross, Geoff Staples: Out of the Ivory Tower: Preparing Researchers for Tomorrows World. 690-695
- Bruce A. Calway, Gerald Murphy: Involving Industry in the Continuing Improvement of Higher Education. 696-701
- Rolf Schulmeister: Computer Assistance in Learning Sign Language. 702-707
- J. M. Sancho: Background Issues on the Impact of Computers in Education. 708-713
Basic Thoughts
- D. Agrafiotis: Theoretical Aspects of the Complex: Arts and New Technologies. 714-719
- Andrew B. Morris: A Comparison Between Ethical Perspectives of Information Systems Professionals and Information Systems Students. 720-727
- V. Sidorenco: The Psychological Aspects of Computer Systems. 728-730
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