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Submission Deadline: Notification of Acceptance: Camera-ready Submission Deadline: Workshop:
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UbiWell workshop will bring together researchers with different backgrounds that relate to human-computer-interaction research in ubiquitous wellness and healthcare. The workshop will provide a venue to present novel research in this field and to openly discuss ideas and problems on the topic. Research on wellness and healthcare employing mobile and ubiquitous computing has emerged during recent years, and new application concepts, technical solutions and services have been suggested and demonstrated. The research has been targeted in applications both hospital and home domain, and has extended to creating new systems not only for purposes of medical care or senior citizen but also to for people monitoring their physical activity for weight management or active sports. The technical progress in mobile and wearable computing and in the supporting infrastructure, e.g. with data transfer and device interoperability, have eased the embedded and wireless applications in the area. When ubiquitous wellness and healthcare systems are developed, severe amount of attention has to be paid for the interaction and user interface (UI) design. Intuitive and usable way of interacting with applications is an essential requirement for applications targeting to large audiences or commercial usage, and they often define the success of new concepts. Understanding the user needs and special requirements needs to be taken into account in early concepting and design phase in order to gain efficient and easy-of-use interaction design. HCI research with its various aspects can offer valuable insight to the development of future wellness and healthcare applications that take advantage of ubiquitous computing.
9:00-9:15 Welcome
9:15-9:35 Monitoring Heartbeat per Day to Motivate Increasing Physical Activity - Florian Alt, Alireza Sahami Shirazi, Albrecht Schmidt
9:35-9:55 Small Things Matter - The User Evaluation with Wellness Diary Application - Aino Ahtinen, Elina Mattila, Esa Koskinen, Jonna Häkkilä
9:55-9:15 Fun on the wheels: the uBike social application - Olivier Liechti
9:15-9:30 Discussion - Challenges in providing a satisfactory user experience
10:30 - 11:00 Coffee break (on floor)
11:00-11:20 SensorShoe: Mobile Gait Analysis for Parkinson’s Disease Patients - Rogier Kauw-A-Tjoe, Jos Thalen, Mihai Marin-Perianu, Paul Havinga
11:20-11:40 Development of a Fall Detector and Classifier based on a Triaxial Accelerometer Demo Board - Klaus-Hendrik Wolf, Arne Lohse, Michael Marschollek,
Reinhold Haux
11:40-12:00 Mindful Innovation in Pervasive Computing – a Framework to Introduce RFID in Hospital Processes - Falk Zwicker, Christoph Niemann, Torsten Eymann
12:00-12:30 Discussion – potential future services in mobile healthcare domain
12:30 - 13:30 Lunch break (cafeteria on ground floor)
13:30-13:50 Insulin ActiveCalc: Utilizing Activity Measurement to Improve Blood Glucose Control - Daniel Noose, Jamie Miyazaki, Carl Hartung, Gaetano Borriello
13:50-14:10 On the Feasibility of Using Activity Recognition and Context Aware Interaction to Support Early Diagnosis of Bipolar Disorder - David Tacconi, Oscar Mayora, Paul Lukowich, Bert Arnrich, Gerhard Troster,Christian Haring
14:10-15:00 Discussion - Challenges in acquiring and sensing health & wellness information
15:00 - 15:30 Coffee break (on floor)
15:30-15:50 Using Mobile Hand-Held Computers in Disasters - Simon Nestler, Gudrun Klinker
15:50-16:10 A broken leg or not being able to walk in the park – which problem to fix? – A discussion of the design of Healthcare technology for the elderly from a
subject-centric view - Stinne Aalokke Ballegaard, Thomas Riisgaard Hansen,
Morten Kyng
16:10-16:30 Closing
18:00 Dinner
Call for the workshop papers (closed)The workshop encourages submissions that consider (but which are not limited to) e.g.
Workshop papers will be published in a printed common workshop proceedings volume with an ISBN. With camera-ready submissions, the authors should follow the instructions given by conference organizers. Camera-ready submissions in pdf format should be sent by email to jonna.hakkila (at) nokia.com Questions related to the workshop can be emailed to the submission address. |
Workshop organizers: Albrecht Schmidt, Kari Hjelt, Jonna Häkkilä,
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