ICCHP 2010

12th International Conference on Computers Helping People with Special Needs

July 14-16, 2010, Vienna University of Technology, Austria

Pre-Conference July 12-13, 2010

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ACP - Accessible Content Processing

Link to STS webpage: 
Accessible Content Processing

The thematic session will call for papers in the following topic areas:

  • Modelling accessible content processing
  • Structuring information
  • Creating workflows for content creation/production/consumption
  • Technical protection measures and copyright issues
  • Enabling technologies, standards and tools
  • Integrating accessible processing within mainstream environments
  • Benefits of approach: accessibility on demand

Following a series of presentations from experts in the field which highlight the problems and issues in the above areas, there will be a short time for discussion and questions about the presentations and the EUAIN project in general.

Chair(s): 

Blueish Photo of a lower half of an antique head; source: David Crombie David Crombie & Neil McKenzie

Utrecht School of the Arts

dcrombie@dedicon.nl
david.crombie@kmt.hku.nl

Submission: 

Contributions to the STS have to be done via the standard submission scheme of ICCHP. Contributions are evaluated and selected by the Programme Commitee of ICCHP. When submitting your contribution please make sure to use the name of the STS as the category.
If you should wish that the STS chairs pre-evaluates your contribution please send them in time to the email indicated above.
Submission Deadline: February 1, 2008

ICCHP is a series of biannual scientific conferences in the field of ICT/AT for people with disabilities run in co-operation with the Johannes Kepler University, Linz and the Austrian Computer Society

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