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THANKS -
AND GET READY FOR UBICOMP 2003!
My sincere thanks to everyone who helped make UbiComp 2002 such an
amazing
experience - volunteers, sponsors, exhibitors, presenters, and of
course
the approximately 500 delegates who made this the biggest
UbiComp
conference yet! Everyone seemed to have had a good time and the
feedback
has been overwhelmingly positive. The conference also generated a lot
of
media response, including radio appearances and articles in leading
trade
papers such as Computer Sweden.
I will take a break
from conference chairing now, but rest assured that the
future of the UbiComp conference is in good hands. The next
UbiComp conference
will be held in Seattle, Washington, USA on October 12-15, 2003. Click here for
the UbiComp 2003 website!
--
Lars Erik
Holmquist, Future
Applications Lab, Viktoria
Institute
General
chair , UbiComp 2002
ADJUNCT
PROCEEDINGS
IN PDF
Unfortunately we ran out of the Adjunct Proccedings volume. For
those
who didn't get one, it is available
for
download as a 4,6 MB PDF file.
EXTRA PROCEEDINGS
We also ran out of the UbiComp 2002
proceedings,
published by Springer Verlag (LNCS 2498, ISBN 3-540-44267-7, list price
€48). All registered
delegates who did not get their proceedings at the conference should
have received
one through the mail.
If you are interested in buying additional copies, they can be ordered
from Springer's
web
site.
The UbiComp
2002
proceedings are also available on-line courtesy of Springer Link.
Follow
the link below; note that access to the full text requires a Springer Link
account!
LNCS
2498:
UbiComp 2002 proceedings on-line
AVAILABILITY OF THE UBICOMP 2002 VIDEO PROGRAM
One of the most well-recieved parts of UbiComp 2002 was the video program.
We have received many requests for copies of the videos that were
shown,
in particular the "historical" videos. Unfortunately we can not easily
distribute
these videos since we do not have the copyright and only had
permissions
to show them at the conference.
CURRENT STATUS:
Former UbiComp chair Gregory Abowd
has volunteered to create a UbiComp video resource, based on the
Ubicomp 2002 video program! Visit his homepage for
contact information.
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