Out of 39 abstracts submitted, 20 Papers were selected for presentation. In addition, two invited papers and two keynote presentations were given. This technical evaluation report summarizes the core ideas and results presented in this wide variety of valuable contributions from NATO countries, PfP nations, and invited nations by capturing the main ideas in the flow of the symposium and connect...

This work is part of our pursuit of paradigms and technical solutions that will take advantage of the rapid advances in computing power that inexpensive tools for presentation and collaborative work are bringing to the world of education. We have developed an interaction model for the "smart classroom," (more generally, for rooms in which people interact and learn together). Using our prototype...

Many estimation problems require a mixture reduction algorithm with which an increasing number of mixture components are reduced to a tractable level. In this technical report a discussion on di erent aspects of mixture reduction is given followed by a presentation of numerical simulation on reduction of mixture densities where the component density belongs to the exponential family of distribu...

This work examines the visual information streams as feedback to users engaging in multimodal interaction during specific settings. It reports on the findings from complexity and frequency of information presentation paired to user acceptance. It also addresses technical design issues by examining how multiple visual streams are presented in real situations, for the specific complex

This presentation will review the challenges in combining PET and MRI and the approaches currently investigated to overcome them, describe the current state-of-the-art and present in vivo proof-of-principle studies performed, talk about some of the technical and methodological improvements made possible via simultaneous acquisition and discuss potential cardiovascular molecular imaging applicat...

early years. By all accounts, the conference succeeded in reaching that goal. Our efforts to broaden the conference while retaining its high quality got off to a rousing start with a record number of 803 submissions to the technical program. This was an 80 percent increase in submissions from recent years. We had submissions from 40 countries, with 48 percent of the submitted papers from outsid...

We present an overview of the research on realtime networking in the Hard-Real-Time Systems research group at the department of Computer Systems, Uppsala University. This includes a presentation of the general motivation and goals, as well as results and plans. On a more technical level, we present our method for providing timing guarantees in ATM-networks.

In this presentation are explained, the reasons (increase the users subscribed to a newspaper), the definition of the road to be followed (personalisation of content), the means to achieve this with a print newspaper (use of PDFs on the Web), the technical processes involved (documentary, relational and PDF repository data bases), and the important marketing data obtained along the lines of “ma...

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These abstracts were originally presented at presented to the WHO European Healthy Cities Annual Business and Technical Conferences 2010-2014. They are presented alphabetically by city and presentation year. For further information please contact Suzanne Miller 028 9033 8811 [email protected]