Automotive User Interfaces and Interactive Vehicular Applications
Automotive User Interfaces and Interactive Vehicular Applications
Automotive User Interfaces and Interactive Vehicular Applications
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Welcome Note from the Poster/Demo Chairs<br />
It is with great pleasure that we have the opportunity to present the adjunct proceedings of the Third<br />
International Conference on <strong>Automotive</strong> <strong>User</strong> <strong>Interfaces</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Interactive</strong> <strong>Vehicular</strong> <strong>Applications</strong> (<strong>Automotive</strong>UI<br />
’11, http://auto-ui.org). Building on the success of the previous conferences, this conference is<br />
becoming the renowned international forum for the dissemination <strong>and</strong> exchange of up-to-date scientific<br />
information on theoretical <strong>and</strong> practical areas of Human-Computer Interaction in the context of cars.<br />
This year, the poster <strong>and</strong> interactive demo session is being held on the second day of the conference<br />
(December 1st, afternoon) at the ICT&S Center, University of Salzburg. The adjunct proceedings are<br />
published on the conference website <strong>and</strong> are provided on your thumb drive.<br />
Many people have devoted considerable time in reviewing <strong>and</strong> selecting those pieces of work which<br />
will be presented here. The poster <strong>and</strong> interactive demo program addresses diverse human-computer<br />
interaction issues in the context of cars, including new interactive apps, devices, toolkits <strong>and</strong> metaphor<br />
use, research <strong>and</strong> design process, methodologies, <strong>and</strong> tools appropriate for this domain, as well as studies<br />
that improve our underst<strong>and</strong>ing of special populations (e. g., drivers in road rage or drivers with traumatic<br />
brain injury). We have embraced all of these topics in the hope to foster a new community which aspires<br />
a recurring annual gathering on automotive user interfaces <strong>and</strong> interactive vehicular applications. In<br />
addition, we have combined many of the experiential aspects of the conference such as one minute<br />
madness for the poster session, interactive demonstrations, <strong>and</strong> exhibits. We expect that the poster <strong>and</strong><br />
interactive demo session will be more alive than ever with these various new attempts.<br />
We encourage you to come to our poster <strong>and</strong> interactive demo session <strong>and</strong> have fruitful discussions<br />
with researchers <strong>and</strong> practitioners from all over the world. Don’t miss the ever-popular “one minute<br />
madness”, where all Poster/Demo authors will be lined up for a rapid fire, 60-second opportunity to urge<br />
attendees to visit them <strong>and</strong> learn about their work during the reception. The poster session chair, Albrecht<br />
Schmidt, will strictly enforce the one minute time limit for each presentation. We have heard that he has<br />
been hard at work devising an effective way to signal the end of a one minute time slot – we’ll have to<br />
wait until the session to find out what he will choose in the end. . .<br />
We would like to thank each <strong>and</strong> every one of you for your valuable contribution towards the success<br />
of this conference, especially the poster <strong>and</strong> interactive demo session, <strong>and</strong> to wish you a professionally<br />
rewarding <strong>and</strong> socially enjoyable stay in Salzburg. Enjoy the spirit of Salzburg!<br />
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Andreas Riener<br />
Myounghoon Jeon
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