Call for Papers
IFAWC The Second International Forum on Applied Wearable Computing 17th-18th March 2005 ETH Zurich, Switzerland.
In co-operation with:
* 
(EC contract number 004216)
* VDE/ITG, D
* UMIT, A
* TZI, D
* Wearable Computing Lab, ETHZ, CH
Important dates and information
* Paper submission: midnight CET 15th January 2005
* Notification of acceptance: 5th February 2005
* Camera-ready final papers due: 12th February 2005
* Early registration opens: 1st December, 2004
* Normal registration: after 4th February, 2005
In addition to the regular Forum proceedings authors of selected high quality contributions will be invited to submit extended and revised versions of their papers to a monograph on applied wearable computing that will be published by Springer.
Forum Organisers
* General Chair: Julian Randall, Wearable Computing Lab, ETHZ, CH
* Proceedings Chair: Michael Lawo, TZI, D
* Program Chair: Paul Lukowicz, UMIT, Innsbruck, A
Program Committee
* Chris Baber, Birmingham University, UK
* Michael Boronowsky, TZI Bremen, D
* Nicolas Chevassus, EADS, F
* Marco Di Girolamo, HP, I
* Gerhard Grossberger, Rosenbauer, A
* Martin Edelmann, Zeiss, D
* Hans Werner Gellersen, Lancaster University, UK
* Tobias Hoellerer, University of California, Santa Barbara, USA
* Philippe Kajfasz, THALES, F
* Markus Klann, FhG-FIT, D
* Jani Mäntyjarvi, VTT Electronics, Technical Research Center, FIN
* Tom Martin, Virginia Tech, USA
* Julian Randall, Wearable Computing Lab, ETH Zürich, CH
* Cliff Randell, Bristol University, UK
* Ivo Salmre, Microsoft-EMIC, D
* Thad Starner, Georgia Tech, USA
* Bruce Thomas, University of Southern Australia, AUS
* Theo Ungerer, Augsburg, D
* Ed Vogt, Xybernaut, USA
Topics
IFAWC will provide a snapshot of cutting edge research in the application of wearable computers. To this end original contributions are sought in relevant areas including (but not limited to):
* Industrial case studies
* Specific applications and their evaluation
* Wearable computer systems
* Sensors and sensor networks
* Activity and context recognition
* User interfaces
* Middleware
* Development tools
* Integration technologies including textile electronics
* Social aspects
Submission instructions
All paper submissions will be handled electronically.
Papers should be prepared in Springer LNCS format and not exceed 15 pages including references and all figures. We explicitly welcome shorter papers of up to 10 pages for presentation of pointed results.
All paper submissions will be treated as full papers but it is important that their length is appropriate for their content. They should be submitted electronically through the EDAS submission website in pdf format by 15th January, 2004, 23.59 CET.
A link from www.ifawc.org to the submission site will be available from 1st December 2004.
Authors will be notified of receipt of submission via e-mail. If you do not receive notification, please contact the Program Chair.
Registration
A link for registration will be available on www.ifawc.org to the registration page by 1st December 2004.
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