Proceedings of the 1990 IEEE Workshop on Visual Languages, October 4-6, 1990, Skokie, Illinois, USA. IEEE Computer Society Press, 1990, ISBN 0-8186-2090-0

Session S1: Program Visualization

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  John T. Stasko: Simplifying Algorithm Animation with TANGO. 1-6
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  Kenneth M. Kahn, Vijay A. Saraswat: Complete Visualizations of Concurrent Programs and their Executions. 7-15
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  Siamak Masnavi: Automatic Visualization of the Dynamic Behaviour of Programs by Animation of the Language Interpreter. 16-21

Session S2: Visual Languages

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  Dirk E. Mahling, Donald L. Fisher: The Cognitive Engineering of Visual Languages. 22-28
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  Piero Mussio, Maurizio Pietrogrande, Marco Protti, Franco Colombo, Maria Finadri, Pietro Gentini: Visual programming in a visual environment for liver simulation studies. 29-35

Session S3: Visual Data Structures

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  Richard Gary Epstein: A graphical query language for object-oriented data models. 36-41
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  Joseph J. Pfeiffer Jr.: Using Graph Grammars for Data Structure Manipulation. 42-47
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  Greg Rogers: The GRClass Visual Programming System. 48-53

Session S4: Graphical Layout

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  Volker Haarslev, Ralf Möller: A Declarative Formalism for Specifying Graphical Layout. 54-59
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  Giuseppe Di Battista, Amadeo Giammarco, Giuseppe Santucci, Roberto Tamassia: The Architecture of Diagram Server. 60-65

Panel

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  P. David Stotts: Panel on Hypertext Systems. 66-68

Keynote Address

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  Stefano Levialdi: Cognition, Models & Metaphors. 69-79

Parallel Session S5: Image Processing Languages

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  Steven L. Tanimoto: Towards a Theory of Progressive Operators For Live Visual Programming Environments. 80-85
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  Carla S. Williams, John Rasure: A Visual Language for Image Processing. 86-91
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  Timothy Arndt: A Survey of Recent Research in Image Database Management. 92-97

Parallel Session S6: Theory I

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  Richard Helm, Kim Marriott: Declarative Specification of Visual Languages. 98-103
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  Joe Marks: A Syntax and Semantics for Network Diagrams. 104-110
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  Kent Wittenburg, Louis Weitzman: Visual Grammars and Incremental Parsing for Interface Languages. 111-118

Parallel Session S7: Geographic Information Systems

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  Max J. Egenhofer: Manipulating the Graphical Representation of Query Results in Geographic Information Systems. 119-124
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  Eliseo Clementini, Alessandro D'Atri, Paolino Di Felice: Browsing in Geographic Databases: an Object-Oriented Approach. 125-131
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  Erland Jungert: Towards a Visual Query Language for an Object Oriented Geographical Information System. 132-137
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  Ron MacNeil: Adaptive Perspectives: Case-Based Reasoning with TYRO, the Graphic Designer's Apprentice. 138-142
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  François Staes, Els Laenens, Laura Tarantino: Towards a Flexible User Interface for Knowledge Bases. 143-148

Parallel Session S8: Theory II

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  Luigi Cinque, Maria Francesca Costabile, Stefano Levialdi, Michele Missikoff: Towards a Formal Specification Methodology for Iconic Interface Design. 149-155
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  Masahito Hirakawa, Makoto Yoshimi, Tadao Ichikawa: A Universal Language System for Visual Programming. 156-161
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  Bing Yu, Shi-Kuo Chang: A Fuzzy Visual Language Compiler. 162-167
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  Claudia Crimi, Angela Guercio, Giancarlo Nota, Giuliano Pacini, Genoveffa Tortora, Maurizio Tucci: Relation Grammars for Modelling Multi-dimensional Structures. 168-173
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  Gennaro Costagliola, Shi-Kuo Chang: DR PARSERS: a generalization of LR parsers. 174-180

Session S9: Visual Interface Systems

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  Dirk E. Mahling, Oddmar A. Sandvik, W. Bruce Croft: Visual Interaction Between End Users and Goal Based Systems. 182-186
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  Gurminder Singh, Chun Hong Kok, Teng Ye Ngan: Creating Graphical Interfaces through Graphical Interaction. 187-193
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  Frank Van Reeth, Eddy Flerackers: Visual pRogramming in a Computer Animation Environment. 194-199

Keynote Speech

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  Brad A. Myers: Invisible Programming. 203-208

Session S10: Functional Languages

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  Margaret M. Burnett, Allen L. Ambler: Efficiency Issues in a Class of Visual Language. 209-214
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  Marc Najork, Eric J. Golin: Enhancing Show-and-Tell with a polymorphic type system and higher-order functions. 215-220
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  Chris M. Holt: viz: a Visual Language Based on Functions. 221-226

Session S11: Visual Environments for Emerging Technologies

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  Charles D. Norton, Ephraim P. Glinert: A Visual Environment for Designing and Simulating Execution of Processor Arrays. 227-232
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  José A. Borges, Ralph E. Johnson: Multiparadigm Visual Programming Language. 233-240
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  Takayuki Dan Kimura: Silicon Paper and A Visual Interface for Neural Networks. 241-246