Special Issue of IEEE Pervasive Computing
Submission deadline: 1st November 2009
Publication: April-June 2010
Recent progress in robustly tagging objects and locations in the real
world, semantically
tying them to digital content and mechanisms, enables a variety of
exciting applications
in areas such as context-aware systems and mixed/augmented reality. This
special issue
will report on new research in this expanding area of pervasive
computing, both in terms
of enabling technology and innovative applications.
Suitable topics for submission include, but are not limited to:
New application areas for label-based systems, e.g.
- interesting applications and systems that link physical and virtual
objects into the
Web/Internet of Things;
- new applications of RFID, barcodes or existing tagging technologies;
Information extraction and knowledge generation based on labelled
environments, e.g.
- recognition of objects and activities in real-world environments;
- automatic extraction of semantics from image, audio or video content,
such as
determining where and when a photograph was taken;
- imperceptible spatio-temporal coding of the physical environment;
- exploiting context and relationships to assist labeling of physical
artifacts;
Usability and use aspects of labeling methods and label-based systems, e.g.
- new interaction and presentation models for hybrid physical/virtual
systems;
- investigations into usability and cognitive aspects of labeling;
- novel methods for tagging physical objects, animals or people;
- privacy-preserving approaches to tagging
Questions?
For more information about the focus, contact the Guest Editors:
- Tim Kindberg <timothy@hpl.hp.com>
- Thomas Pederson <tped@itu.dk>
- Rahul Sukthankar <rahuls@cs.cmu.edu>
For general author guidelines or submission details, see:
www.computer.org/pervasive/author.htm
or email pervasive@computer.org
This CFP is available online at
http://www2.computer.org/portal/web/computingnow/pccfp2
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