11th International IEEE Symposium on Visual Languages, September 5-9, 1995, Darmstadt, Germany, Proceedings. IEEE Computer Society, 1995, online publication: http://computer.org/proceedings/vl/7045/7045toc.htm

Wednesday, September 6

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  Henry Lieberman: The Visual Language of Experts in Graphic Design. 5-12
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  Richard Robinson, Devin Cook, Steven L. Tanimoto: Programming Agents with Visual Rules. 13-20
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  Hui Liu: A Visual Interface for Querying a CASE Repository. 21-28
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  Hugh Glaser, Trevor J. Smedley: PSH-The Next: Generation of Command Line Interfaces. 29-36
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  Yuichi Koike, Yasuyuki Maeda, Yoshiyuki Koseki: Improving Readability of Iconic Programs with Multiple View Object Representation. 37-44
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  Paolo Bottoni, Maria Francesca Costabile, Stefano Levialdi, Piero Mussio: Formalising Visual Languages. 45-

Thursday, September 7

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  John C. Grundy, John G. Hosking: ViTABaL: A Visual Language Supporting Design by Tool Abstraction. 53-60
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  Alberto Del Bimbo, Luigi Rella, Enrico Vicario: Visual Specification of Branching Time Temporal Logic. 61-68
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  Michael Goedecke, Sorin A. Huss, Kai Morich: Automatic Parallelization of the Visual Data-Flow Language Cantata for Efficient Characterization of Analog Circuit Behavior. 69-76
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  Trevor J. Smedley: A High-Level Visual Language for the Graphical Description of Digital Circuits. 77-82
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  Guijun Wang, Allen L. Ambler: Invocation Polymorphism. 83-90
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  Hideki Koike, Manuba Aida: A Bottom-Up Approach for Visualizing Program Behavior. 91-98
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  Rahman Jamal, Lothar Wenzel: The Applicability of the Visual Programming Language LabVIEW to Large Real-World Applications. 99-106
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  Edward Miller, Motoji Kado, Masahito Hirakawa, Tadao Ichikawa: HI-VISUAL as a User-Customizable Visual Programming Environment. 107-

Posters

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  Dietrich Fahrenholtz, Volker Haarslev: Visualization of Strand(tm) Processes. 114-115
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  Winfried Graf, Stefan Neurohr: Constraint-Based Layout in Visual Program Design. 116-117
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  Massimo Paltrinieri: A Visual Environment for Constraint Programming. 118-119
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  Thomas Kunstmann, Martin Frisch, Robert Müller: A Declarative Programming Environment Based on Constraints. 120-121
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  Fabrizio Capobianco, Mauro Mosconi, Lorenzo Pagnin: Progressive HTTP-based Querying of Remote Databases within the Marmotta Iconic VQS. 122-125
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  Paul Carlson, Margaret M. Burnett: Integrating Algorithm Animation into a Declarative Visual Programming Language. 126-127
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  Blaise Muganga, François Pacull, Karim Mazouni, Armel-David Wolff: Visual Programming of Fault-Tolerant Distributed Applications. 128-130
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  Dan Vodislav: Visual Programming for Animation in User Interfaces. 131-
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  Joseph J. Pfeiffer Jr.: Ludwig: Decoupling Program Representations from Processing Models. 133-139
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  Jun'ichi Miyao, Shi-Kuo Chang: A Framework of a Visual Language with Dynamic Specification. 140-147
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  Georg Lehrenfeld, Wolfgang Müller, Christoph Tahedl: Transforming SDL Diagrams into a Complete Visual Representation. 148-155
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  Volker Haarslev: Formal Semantics of Visual Languages using Spatial Reasoning. 156-163
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  Atsushi Sugiura, Yoshiyuki Koseki: Creating Database Queries by Demonstration. 164-171
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  Jim Gindling, Andri Ioannidou, Jennifer Loh, Olav Lokkebo, Alexander Repenning: LEGOsheets: A Rule-Based Programming, Simulation and Manipulation Environment for the LEG0 Programmable Brick. 172-179
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  Takayuki Dan Kimura: Object-Oriented Dataflow. 180-186
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  Allison Woodruff, Michael Stonebraker: Buffering of Intermediate Results in Dataflow Diagrams. 187-

Friday, September 6

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  J. Rekers, Andy Schürr: A Graph Grammar Approach to Graphical Parsing. 195-202
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  Mark Minas, Gerhard Viehstaedt: DiaGen: A Generator for Diagram Editors Providing Direct Manipulation and Execution of Diagrams. 203-210
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  J. Artur Serrano: The Use of Semantic Constraints on Diagram Editors. 211-216
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  Jacopo M. Corridoni, Alberto Del Bimbo, Dario Lucarella: Navigation and Visualization of Movies Content. 217-
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  Alexander Repenning: Bending the Rules: Steps Toward Semantically Enriched Graphical Rewrite Rules. 226-233
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  Susan M. Üsküdarli, T. B. Dinesh: Towards a Visual Programming Environment Generator for Algebraic Specifications. 234-241
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  Sitt Sen Chok, Kim Marriott: Automatic Construction of User Interfaces from Constraint Multiset Grammars. 242-249
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  Joaquim A. Jorge, Ephraim P. Glinert: Online Parsing of Visual Languages Using Adjacency Grammars. 250-257
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  Takeo Igarashi, Satoshi Matsuoka, Toshiyuki Masui: Adaptive Recognition of Implicit Structures in Human-Organized Layouts. 258-266
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  Jürgen Landauer, Masahito Hirakawa: Visual AWK: A Model for Text Processing by Demonstration. 267-274
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  Masami Hagiya, Tomoki Shiratori: Programming by Example in Computing-as-Editing Paradigm. 275-283
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  David G. Hendry: Display-Based Problems in Spreadsheets: A Critical Incident and a Design Remedy. 284-290
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  Eva Hanebutt-Benz: Keynote: Word and Image in the Book in Medieval and Early Renaissance Times. 291

Saturday, September 9

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  Werner Kuhn: Keynote: Pictures that Show Us the Way: Geographic Information Systems and Visual Languages. 292-293
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  Wayne Citrin, Richard Hall, Benjamin G. Zorn: Programming with Visual Expressions. 294-301
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  Elisabeth Freeman, David Gelernter, Suresh Jagannathan: In Search of a Simple Visual Vocabulary. 302-309
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  Da-Qian Zhang, Kang Zhang: A Visual Programming Environment for Distributed Systems. 310-317
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  Martin Erwig, Bernd Meyer: Heterogeneous Visual Languages-Integrating Visual and Textual Programming. 318-325
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  Andy Schürr, Andreas J. Winter, Albert Zündorf: Visual Programming with Graph Rewriting Systems. 326-333
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  Paolo Bottoni, Marzia Mariotto, Piero Mussio, Gabriele Biella: The Design of Anthropocentric Cooperative Visual Environments. 334-341
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  Sarah A. Douglas, Christopher D. Hundhausen, Donna McKeown: Toward Empirically-Based Software Visualization Languages. 342-350