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  Proceedings 1997 IEEE Symposium on Visual Languages, Isle of Capri, Italy, September 23-26, 1997. IEEE Computer Society 1997, ISBN 0-8186-8144-6

Keynote Address

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  Steven L. Tanimoto:
  Representation and Learnability in Visual Languages for Web-based Interpersonal Communication. 2-10
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  Allen L. Ambler, Thomas Green, Takayuki Dan Kimura, Alexander Repenning, Trevor J. Smedley:
  1997 Visual Programming Challenge Summary. 11-18

Human Computer Interaction Issues in Visual Languages

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  Kent Wittenburg, Eric Sigman:
  Visual Focusing and Transition Techniques in a Treeviewer for Web Information Access. 20-27
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  Jennifer L. Leopold, Allen L. Ambler:
  Keyboardless Visual Programming Using Voice, Handwriting, and Gesture. 28-35
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  M. Sheelagh T. Carpendale, David J. Cowperthwaite, F. David Fracchia:
  Making Distortions Comprehensible. 36-45
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  Vladimir L. Averbukh:
  Toward Formal Definition of Conception "Adequacy in Visualization". 46-47

Visual Language Implementation Techniques I

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  Xiaosong Li, Warwick B. Mugridge, John G. Hosking:
  A Petri Net-based Visual Language for Specifying GUIs. 50-57
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  Gennaro Costagliola, Andrea De Lucia, Sergio Orefice, Genoveffa Tortora:
  A Framework of Syntactic Models for the Implementation of Visual Languages. 58-65

Visual Languages and Software Engineering

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  Rebecca A. Walpole, Margaret M. Burnett:
  Supporting Reuse of Evolving Visual Code. 68-75
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  Masashi Toyoda, Buntarou Shizuki, Shin Takahashi, Satoshi Matsuoka, Etsuya Shibayama:
  Supporting Design Patterns in a Visual Parallel Data-flow Programming Environment. 76-83
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  Paul C. Brown:
  Satisfying the Graphical Requirements of Visual Languages in the DV-Centro Framework. 84-91
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  Jürgen Buchner, Thomas Fehnl, Thomas Kunstmann:
  HotDoc - A Flexible Framework for Spatial Composition. 92-99

Visual Query Languages

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  Jordi Puigsegur, W. Marco Schorlemmer, Jaume Agustí-Cullell:
  From Queries to Answers in Visual Logic Programming. 102-109
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  Shi-Kuo Chang, Giuseppe Polese, Roshan K. Thomas, Souvik Das:
  A Visual Language for Authorization Modeling. 110-118
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  Jun'ichi Tatemura:
  Visualizing Document Space by Force-directed Dynamic Layout. 119-120
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  Nicola Aloia, Maristella Matera, Fabio Paternò:
  Using Tasks for Improving the Presentations for Database Query Results. 121-124
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  Manoj Chavda, Peter T. Wood:
  Combining Constraints and Data-Flow in a Visual Query Language. 125-126

Invited Talk

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    David Harel:
    On the Aesthetics of Diagrams. VL 1997: 128-130

Visual Language Implementation Techniques II

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  Jean-Yves Vion-Dury, François Pacull:
  A Structured Interactive Workspace for a Visual Configuration Language. 132-139
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  David H. Jameson:
  Sonifying the Desktop Visually. 140-144

Visual Language Design I

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  Nenad Stankovic, Kang Zhang:
  Towards Visual Development of Message-Passing Programs. 146-153
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  Mikhail Auguston, Alfredo Delgado:
  Iterative Constructs in the Visual Data Flow Language. 154-161
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  Yasunori Harada, Kenji Miyamoto, Rikio Onai:
  VISPATCH: Graphical Rule-Based Language Controlled by User Event. 162-163
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  Joseph J. Pfeiffer Jr.:
  A Rule-Based Visual Language for Small Robots. 164-165
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  Richard Wodtli, Paul Cull:
  Calypso: A Visual Language for Data Structures Programming. 166-167

Software Visualization and Algorithmic Animation I

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  Hideki Koike, Hui-Chu Chu:
  VRCS: Integrating Version Control and Module Management Using Interactive Three-Dimensional Graphics. 170-175
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  Hideki Koike, Tetsuji Takada, Toshiyuki Masui:
  VisuaLinda: A Framework for Visualizing Parallel Linda Programs. 176-182
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  James Noble:
  Visualizing Alignment with Adaptive Gridlines. 183-184
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  Daniel Meziat, Juana López, Inmaculada Rodríguez, Melquiades Carbajo, Arantza Casillas, José Luis Bosque:
  HAL: A Multimedia Language for the Creation of 3D Animations of Human Figures. 185-186

Visual Information Retrieval Interfaces

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  Assadaporn Nuchprayoon, Robert R. Korfhage:
  GUIDO: Visualizing Document Retrieval. 188-192
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  Giuseppe Santucci, Laura Tarantino:
  A Hypertabular Visualizer of Query Results. 193-200
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  Volker Haarslev, Michael Wessel:
  Querying GIS with Animated Spatial Sketches. 201-208
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  Jacopo M. Corridoni, Alberto Del Bimbo, Mauro Mugnaini, Pietro Pala, F. Turco:
  Pyramidal Retrieval by Color Perceptive Regions. 209-215
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  Isabel F. Cruz, Wendy T. Lucas:
  DelaunayMM: A Visual Framework for Multimedia Presentation. 216-223

Panel

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    Erland Jungert, Shi-Kuo Chang, Robert Laurini, K. Ohlson:
    Negotiation in Spatial Reasoning Applications (Panel Overview). 226-227

Theory of Visual Languages I

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  Mark Minas:
  Diagram Editing with Hypergraph Parser Support. 230-237
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  Paolo Bottoni, Stefano Levialdi, Maria Francesca Costabile, Piero Mussio:
  From Visual Language Specification to Legal Visual Interaction. 238-245
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  T. B. Dinesh, Susan M. Üsküdarli:
  Pretty-Printing of Visual Sentences. 246-247

End-User Programming Languages

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  Herkimer J. Gottfried, Margaret M. Burnett:
  Graphical Definitions: Making Spreadsheets Visual Through Direct Manipulation and Gestures. 250-257
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  Philip T. Cox, Trevor J. Smedley, John Garden, Mark McManus:
  Experiences with Visual Programming in a Specific Domain - Visual Language Challenge '96. 258-263
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  Andrew Rau-Chaplin, Trevor J. Smedley:
  A Graphical Language for Generating Architectural Forms. 264-271
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  Marita Dücker, Christian Geiger, Georg Lehrenfeld, Wolfgang Müller, Christoph Tahedl:
  A Visual Language for Qualitative Data. 272-273
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  Braden Craig:
  Behavior Combination Through Analogy. 274-277

Theory of Visual Languages II

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  Chris M. Holt:
  Alterable Visual Languages. 280-287
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  Da-Qian Zhang, Kang Zhang:
  Reserved Graph Grammar: A Specification Tool for Diagrammatic VPLs. 288-295
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  Filomena Ferrucci, F. Napolitano, Genoveffa Tortora, Maurizio Tucci, Giuliana Vitiello:
  An Interpreter for Diagrammatic Languages Based on SR Grammars. 209-303
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  Martin Erwig:
  Semantics of Visual Languages. 304-311

Hypermedia and Multimedia

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  Atsuo Yoshitaka, Takakazu Ishii, Masahito Hirakawa, Tadao Ichikawa:
  Content-Based Retrieval of Video Data by the Grammar of Film. 314-321
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  Timothy Arndt, A. Cafiero, Angela Guercio:
  Multimedia Languages for Telection Objects. 322-331
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  Marita Dücker, Christian Geiger, Ralf Hunstock, Georg Lehrenfeld, Wolfgang Müller:
  Visual-Textual Prototyping of 4D Scenes. 332-339

Software Visualization and Algorithmic Animation II

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  Peter J. Rodgers, Robert J. Gaizauskas, Kevin Humphreys, Hamish Cunningham:
  Visual Execution and Data Visualization in Natural Language Processing. 342-347
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  Dan Vodislav:
  A Visual Programming Model for User Interface Animation. 348-355

Visual Languages for Human-to-Human Communication

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  Steven L. Tanimoto:
  Introduction to the Special Session on Visual Languages for Human-to-Human Communication. 358-359
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  J. Haajanen, M. Pesonius, Erkki Sutinen, Jorma Tarhio, Tommi Teräsvirta, P. Vanninen:
  Animation of User Algorithms on the Web. 360-367
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  John Domingue, Paul Mulholland:
  Staging Software Visualizations on the Web. 368-375
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  Marc H. Brown, Marc Najork, Roope Raisamo:
  A Java-Based Implementation of Collaborative Active Textbooks. 376-383
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  Kevin M. Brooks:
  Programming Narrative. 384-390
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  Corrina Perrone, Sarah Spencer, Ernesto Arias:
  Mr. Rogers Sustainable Neighborhood: A Visual Language Case Study for Community Education. 391-396

Visual Language Design II

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  Andy Schürr:
  BDL-A Nondeterministic Data Flow Programming Language with Backtracking. 398-405
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  Alexander Repenning, Andri Ioannidou:
  Behavior Processors: Layers between End-Users and Java Virtual Machines. 406-413
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  Mark A. Beaumont, David Jackson:
  Low Level Visual Programming. 414-421
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  Lee Braine, Chris Clack:
  Object-Flow. 422-423
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  Emmanuel Chailloux, Philippe Codognet:
  Toward Visual Constraint Programming. 424-425

Visual Environments

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  Gennaro Costagliola, Giuseppe Polese, Genoveffa Tortora, Pietro D'Ambrosio:
  A Visual Language Based System for the Efficient Management of the Software Development Process. 428-433
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  Yasuo Namioka, Hiroyuki Mizutani:
  Visual Environments for Designing Sequence Control Program with AI Planning. 434-441
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  Philip T. Cox, Trevor J. Smedley:
  A Declarative Language for the Design of Structures. 442-449
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  Chloe M. Chao, John Maeda:
  Concrete Programming Paradigm for Kinetic Typography. 450-451
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  Karl Griepentrog, Wayne Citrin:
  Designing Cut and Paste in a Visual Environment. 452-453

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