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On behalf of the organizing committee of the Fourth
International Workshop on HAPTIC and AUDIO INTERACTION DESIGN (HAID'09), we
would like to invite you to attend this exciting event that will happen in The aim of HAID’09 is to bring together
researchers and practitioners who share an interest in finding out how the
haptic and audio modalities can be used together in human computer interaction.
The research challenges in the area are best approached through user-centred
design, empirical studies or the development of novel theoretical frameworks. The workshop program is online and can be
downloadable: http://www.ias.et.tu-dresden.de/akustik/HAID09/Preliminary_program.pdf Keynotes: Prof. Dr. Charles Spence, Dr. Dr. Christophe Ramstein,
Immersion Cooperation Paper Presentations – Sorted by
Sessions Session I: Haptic Communication and Perception (I.I)
“Communicative Functions of Haptic Feedback”, Jonas Moll and
Eva-Lotta Sallnäs (I.II)
“Target Acquisition with Force Feedback: the Effect of Different, Forces
on the User’s Performance”, Joan De Boeck, Lode Vanacken and Karin
Coninx Session II: Navigation and Guidance (II.I)
“Evaluating Factors that Influence Path Tracing with Passive Haptic
Guidance”, Kurosh Zarei-nia, Xing-Dong Yang, Pourang Irani and Nariman
Sepehri (II.II)
“Haptic Interaction Techniques for Exploring Chart Data”, Sabrina
A. Panëels, Jonathan C. Roberts and Peter J. Rodgers (II.III)
“Audio Bubbles: Employing Non-Speech Audio to Support Tourist Wayfinding”,
David McGookin, Stephen Brewster and Pablo Priego (II.IV)
“Interactive Sonification of Curve Shape and Curvature Data”, Simon
Shelley, Miguel Alonso, Jacqueline Hollowood, Michael Pettitt, Sarah Sharples,
Dik Hermes and Armin Kohlrausch Session III: Visual Impairment (III.I)
“Accessing Audiotactile Images with HFVE Silooet”, David Dewhurst (III.II)
“Configurable Design of Multimodal Non Visual Interfaces for 3D
VE’s”, Fabio De Felice, Giovanni Attolico and Arcangelo Distante (III.III)
“Tactile Paper Prototyping with Blind Subjects”, Mei Miao, Wiebke
Köhlmann, Maria Schiewe and Gerhard Weber Session IV: Vibrotactile Feedback and Music (IV.I)
“The Carillon and its Haptic Signature: Modeling the Changing Force-Feedback
Constraints of a Musical Instrument for Haptic Display”, Mark Havryliv,
Florian Geiger, Matthias Guertler, Fazel Naghd and Greg Schiemer (IV.II)
“Augmented Haptics – An Interactive Feedback System for
Musicians”, Tobias Grosshauser and Thomas Hermann (IV.III)
“Interaction Design: The (IV.IV)
“Vibratory and Acoustical Factors in Multimodal Reproduction of Concert
DVDs”, Sebastian Merchel and Ercan Altinsoy Session V: Multimodal User Interfaces: Design and Evaluation (V.I)
“The Effect of Multimodal Feedback Presented via a Touch Screen on
the Performance of Older Adults”, Ju-Hwan Lee, Ellen Poliakoff and
Charles Spence (V.II)
“Audiotactile Feedback Design for Touch Screens”, Ercan Altinsoy
and Sebastian Merchel Session VI: Multimodal Gaming (VI.I)
“Evaluation of User’s Physical Experience in Full Body Interactive
Games”, Mitja Koštomaj and Bojana Boh (VI.II)
“A Tangible Game as Distributable Platform for Psychophysical
Examination”, Matthias Rath and Sascha Bienert Posters/Demos (Alphabetical Order) “A Multimodal Platform for
Audio Manipulation in Virtual Reality”, Victor Zappi, Darwin Caldwell and
Andrea Brogni “A Novel Approach for Device
Independent Gesture Recognition”, Mathias Wilhelm “A shoe-based interface for
ecological ground augmentation”, Stefano Papetti, Marco Civolani and
Federico Fontana “A visual editor to authoring
VE multimodal user interfaces”, Fabio De Felice, Arcangelo Distante and
Giovanni Attolico “Ambient Interactive
Storybook”, Mitja Kostomaj and Bojana Boh “An Approach for a Simulator of
the Acoustic Feedback of Control Elements”, Alexander S. Treiber, Gregor
Rozinaj and Peter Häuptle “Audio Effect Control via
Head-Position Estimation” Patrick O'Keefe and Colby Leider “Audio Minimization: Applying
3D Audio Techniques to Multi-Stream Audio Interfaces” Yolanda
Vazquez-Alvarez and Stephen Brewster “Bending Wave Haptics in Human
Interface Devices”, Neil Harris “Comparing the Effectiveness of
Auditory & Tactile Cues in Facilitating Visual Search Performance”,
Mary Kim Ngo and Charles Spence “Enhanced Mappings for
On-Screen Faders”, Kristian Gohlke, Jörn Loviscach, David Black and
Michael Hlatky “E-Sense screen: Novel haptic
display with Capacitive Electrosensory Interface”, Jukka Linjama and
Ville Mäkinen “Experimentation with metaphors
of 3D sound”, Erik Vladimir Ortega Gonzalez, Merienne, Frederic; Garbaya,
Samir “From Audiotactile Perception
to Meaning”, Ute Jekosch “Haptic Audio Guidance for
Target Selection in a Virtual Environment”, Bob Menelas, Mehdi Ammi,
Patrick Bourdot, Brian FG Katz, Lorenzo Picinali “Interactive Haptic Map for the
Visually Impaired”, Limin Zeng and Gerhard Weber “Modular tacTiles for Sonic
Interactions with Smart Environments”, Jan Anlauff, Jeremy Cooperstock,
Tobias Grosshauser and Thomas Hermann “New Ways of Playing Old
Games”, Tiago Reis, Luís Carriço, Carlos Duarte and Romeu Carvalho “Perception of real rubbing
sounds”, Dik J. Hermes, Steven Brouwer de Koning and Paul Geelen “Recent advances in exploring
self-induced sonic interactions in the context of performing arts”,
Cumhur Erkut, Inger Ekman and Antti Jylhä “Soundcrumbs – Hansel and
Gretel in the 21st century”, Charlotte Magnusson, Kirsten Rassmus-Gröhn
and Björn Breidegard “The “Unimodal and Crossmodal
Audiotactile Frequency Matching in the Flutter range”, Valeria Occelli,
Massimiliano Zampini, Charles Spence, Bettina Forster and Helge Gillmeister Registration: To register for the workshop please
use this link: http://www.ias.et.tu-dresden.de/akustik/HAID09/registration.html Looking forward to seeing you in Workshop Chair: Ercan Altinsoy Ute Jekosch Stephen Brewster |