Conference Program

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MobileHCI '15- Proceedings
MobileHCI '15- Adjunct Proceedings

Monday, 24.08.2015

Location: Aalborg University, A.C. Meyers Vænge 15, 2450 Copenhagen

08:00-09:00 Registration
09:00-18:00 Doctoral Consortium, Workshops, Tutorials
11:00-11:30 Coffee Break  
12:30-13:30 Lunch Break  
15:30-16:00 Coffee Break  

Tuesday, 25.08.2015

Location: Tivoli Hotel / Congress Center, Arni Magnussons Gade 2, 1577 Copenhagen

  • 08:00-09:00Registration
  • 09:00-09:30Opening
  • 09:30-10:30Keynote: Sriram Subramanian

    • Seeing and Feeling Air: Exploring Mid-air Displays and Haptics

      Sriram Subramanian (University of Sussex, UK)
      Read on...
  • 10:30-11:00Coffee Break
  • 11:00-12:30Paper Session: Attention and Availability
    • Dingler et al. (University of Stuttgart, Germany):
    • I'll be there for you : Quantifying Attentiveness towards Mobile Messaging
    • Chang et al. (University of Michigan, USA):
    • Investigating Mobile Users' Ringer Mode Usage and Attentiveness and Responsiveness to Communication
    • Birnholtz et al. (Northwestern University, USA):
    • Feeling Aware: Investigating the Use of a Mobile Variable-Friction Tactile Display for Awareness Information
    • Wohn et al. (New Jersey Institute of Technology, USA):
    • From Ambient to Adaptation: Interpersonal Attention Management Among Young Adults
    • Read on...
  • 11:00-12:30Paper Session: Maps and Search
    • Hasan et al. (University of Manitoba, Canada):
    • SAMMI: A Spatially-Aware Multi-Mobile Interface for Analytic Map Navigation Tasks
    • Cheng et al. (National University of Singapore, Singapore):
    • CozyMaps: Real-time Collaboration on a Shared Map with Multiple Displays
    • Wenig et al. (University of Bremen, Germany):
    • StripeMaps: Improving Map-based Pedestrian Navigation for Smartwatches
    • BAE et al. (NCSU, USA):
    • GraphTiles: A Visual Interface for Supporting Browsing and Imprecise Mobile Search
    • Dancu et al. (Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden):
    • Map Navigation Using a Wearable Mid-air Display
    • Read on...
  • 12:30-14:00Lunch Break
  • 14:00-15:30Paper Session: Health and Support
    • Ho et al. (National Taiwan University, Taiwan):
    • EyeProtector: Encouraging a Healthy Viewing Distance when Using Smartphones
    • Matthews et al. (Cornell University, USA):
    • In Situ Design for Mental Illness: Considering the Pathology of Bipolar Disorder in mHealth Design
    • Paay et al. (Aalborg University, Denmark):
    • QuittyLink: Using Smartphones for Personal Counseling to Help People Quit Smoking
    • Owen et al. (Swansea University, UK):
    • ConCap: Designing to empower individual reflection on chronic conditions using mobile apps
    • Wozniak et al. (Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden):
    • RUFUS: Remote Supporter Feedback for Long-Distance Runners
    • Read on...
  • 14:00-15:30Paper Session: Text Entry
    • Buschek et al. (University of Munich, LMU, Germany):
    • There is more to Typing than Speed: Expressive Mobile Touch Keyboards via Dynamic Font Personalisation
    • Odell (Synaptics, Inc., USA):
    • On-screen keyboards: does the presence of feedback or tactile landmarks improve typing performance?
    • Burgbacher et al. (University of Münster, Germany):
    • Modeling Human Performance of Stroke-Based Text Entry
    • Grossman et al. (Autodesk Research, Canada):
    • Typing on Glasses: Adapting Text Entry to Smart Eyewear
    • Wang et al. (National Taiwan University, Taiwan):
    • PalmType: Using Palms as Keyboards for Smart Glasses
    • Read on...
  • 15:30-16:00Coffee Break
  • 16:00-17:30Paper Session: Cross-Device and Ubicomp
    • Serrano et al. (University of Touluse & CNRS, IRIT, France):
    • Gluey: Developing a Head-Worn Display Interface to Unify the Interaction Experience in Distributed Display Environments
    • Jokela et al. (Nokia Technologies, Finland):
    • A Comparison of Methods to Move Visual Objects Between Personal Mobile Devices in Different Contexts of Use
    • Robinson et al. (Swansea University, UK):
    • Q-arrgh! Commandeering Everyday Digital Codes
    • Ledo et al. (University of Calgery, Canada):
    • Proxemic-Aware Controls: Designing Remote Controls for Ubiquitous Computing Ecologies
    • Read on...
  • 16:00-17:30Industry Case Studies
    • Polly Wanna Show You: Examining Viewpoint-Conveyance Techniques for a Shoulder-Worn Telepresence System
      Sven Kratz, FX Palo Alto Laboratory
      Daniel Avrahami, FX Palo Alto Laboratory
      Don Kimber, FX Palo Alto Laboratory
      Jim Vaughan, FX Palo Alto Laboratory
      Patrick Proppe, University of Munich
      Don Severns, RCManChild
      A Case Study in Mobile-Optimized vs. Responsive Web Application Design
      Jay Patel, UC Berkeley
      Matti Nelimarkka, Helsinki Institute for Information Technology
      Gil Gershoni, Gershoni Creative Agency
      Brandie Nonnecke, UC Berkeley
      Sanjay Krishnan, UC Berkeley
      Ken Goldberg, UC Berkeley
      Mental Health App Design – A Journey From Concept to Completion
      Phil Topham, University of the West of England
      Praminda Caleb-Solly, University of the West of England
      Paul Matthews, University of the West of England
      Andy Farmer, MyOxygen
      Chris Mash, MyOxygen
      Read on...
  • Full Paper
  • Short Paper
  • Best Paper Award
  • Honorable Mention Award
  • Honorable Mention Award, Short Paper

Wednesday, 26.08.2015

Location: Tivoli Hotel / Congress Center, Arni Magnussons Gade 2, 1577 Copenhagen

  • 08:00-09:00Registration
  • 09:00-10:30Paper Session: Exploring Gestures
    • Ismair et al. (University of Munich, LMU, Germany):
    • MIME: Teaching Mid-Air Pose-Command Mappings
    • Matthies et al. (Fraunhofer IGD, Germany):
    • Botential: Localizing On-Body Gestures by Measuring Electrical Signatures on the Human Skin
    • Wang et al. (National Taiwan University, Taiwan):
    • PalmGesture: Using Palms as Gesture Interfaces for Eyes-free Input
    • Arefin Shimon et al. (Colorado State University, USA):
    • Exploring Back-of-The Device Gestures for Mobile Interaction
    • Read on...
  • 09:00-10:30Paper Session: Shared Experience
    • Kleinman et al. (Intel Labs, USA):
    • Exploring Mobile Devices as Personal Public Displays
    • Venolia et al. (Microsoft Research, USA):
    • SeeSaw: I See You Saw My Video Message
    • Jarusriboonchai et al. (Tampere University of Technology, Finland):
    • Social Displays on Mobile Devices: Increasing Collocated People's Awareness of the User's Activities
    • Chen et al. (University of Washington, USA):
    • Sharing (and Discussing) the Moment: The Conversations that Occur Around Shared Mobile Media
    • Read on...
  • 10:30-11:00Coffee Break
  • 11:00-12:30Paper Session: Authentication
    • Gugenheimer et al. (Ulm University, Germany):
    • ColorSnakes: Using Colored Decoys to Secure Authentication in Sensitive Contexts
    • Micallef et al. (GCU, UK):
    • Why aren't Users Using Protection? Investigating the Usability of Smartphone Locking
    • Hang et al. (University of Munich, LMU, Germany):
    • Locked Your Phone? Buy a New One? From Tales of Fallback Authentication on Smarpthones to Actual Concepts
    • Sun et al. (Peking University, China):
    • PassApp: My App is My Password!
    • Alt et al. (University of Munich, LMU, Germany):
    • Graphical Passwords in the Wild - Understanding How Users Choose Pictures and Passwords in Image-based Authentication Schemes
    • Read on...
  • 11:00-12:30Panel

    • Who Needs a Doctor Anymore? Risks and Promise of Mobile Health Apps

      Abstract: Personal health monitoring is a hot topic. With bracelets and dongles, we keep track of our heart rate, exercising, sleep, and more. We have become our own doctors and coaches. Improving citizens' health brings the society significant savings and more efficient services, besides healthier citizens. Health data also has important value beyond healthcare, e.g. in insurance and advertising. Smart phones and associated cloud services are the key platform for personal health monitoring. Apps and services for this purpose proliferate. Can we trust their automated analysis functions? Risks inevitably rise. Misplaced sensitive data can be embarrassing, costly and dangerous. Data mining may uncover identifiable information from seemingly anonymous data. Questions of system architectures, security approaches and data ownership arise. How to extract maximal benefits from health data with minimal risks? Field experiments are underway - in your pockets.

      The panel is led by: Pertti Huuskonen, Bsoniq Ltd, Finland (B@Bsoniq.com)

      Panelists:

      • Alan Chamberlain, University of Nottingham, UK
      • Jani Mäntyjärvi, VTT Finland's Technical Research Center, Finland
      • Natasa Milic-Frayling, Microsoft Research, UK
      • Stina Nylander, SICS Swedish ICT, Sweden
      • Maritta Perälä-Heape, Centre for Health and Technology, University of Oulu, Finland
      • Henrik Sjöstrand, IBM, Sweden

      Read on...
  • 12:30-14:00Lunch Break
  • 14:00-15:30Paper Session: Navigation
    • Tseng et al. (National Taiwan University, Taiwan):
    • LEaD: Utilizing Light Movement as Peripheral Visual Guidance for Scooter Navigation
    • Schirmer et al. (Bauhaus Universität Weimar, Germany):
    • Shoe me the Way: A Shoe-Based Tactile Interface for Eyes-Free Urban Navigation
    • Giannopoulos et al. (ETH Zürich, Switzerland):
    • GazeNav: Gaze-Based Pedestrian Navigation
    • Zeng et al. (Technische Universität Dresden, Germany):
    • A Pilot Study of Collaborative Accessibility: How Blind People Find an Entrance
    • McGookin et al. (Aalto University, Finland):
    • Supporting Exploratory Navigation for Runners Through Geographic Area Classification with Crowd-Sourced Data
    • Read on...
  • 14:00-15:30Paper Session: Understanding the Users
    • Koelle et al. (Universität Passau, Germany):
    • Don't look at me that way! - Understanding User Attitudes Towards Data Glasses Usage
    • Wang et al. (Samsung Research America, USA):
    • Investigating Effects of Control and Ads Awareness on Android Users' Privacy Behaviors and Perceptions
    • Ferreira et al. (Mobile Life @ KTH, Sweden):
    • Caring for Batteries: Maintaining Infrastructures and Mobile Social Contexts
    • Moroni et al. (University of Tor Vergata, Italy):
    • Adoption factors of NFC Mobile Proximity Payments in Italy
    • Huang et al. (Syracuse University, USA):
    • Modeling Sharing Decision of Campus Safety Reports and Its Design Implications to Mobile Crowdsourcing for Safety
    • Read on...
  • 15:30-16:00Coffee Break
  • 16:00-16:30Demo/Poster Madness
  • 16:30-19:00Reception: Demo/Poster
  • Full Paper
  • Short Paper
  • Best Paper Award
  • Honorable Mention Award
  • Honorable Mention Award, Short Paper

Thursday, 27.08.2015

Location: Tivoli Hotel / Congress Center, Arni Magnussons Gade 2, 1577 Copenhagen

  • 08:00-09:00Registration
  • 09:00-10:30Paper Session: Input Technologies
    • Klamka et al. (Technische Universität Dresden, Germany):
    • Elasticcon: Elastic Controllers for Casual Interaction
    • Yuksel et al. (Sabanci University, Turkey):
    • Using Electromagnetic Input for Multi-user or Two-handed Spatial Gestural Interaction based on the Digital Compass
    • Hohlfeld et al. (COMSYS, Germany):
    • On the Applicability of Computer Vision based Gaze Tracking in Mobile Scenarios
    • Mujibiya (Rakuten Institute of Technology, Japan):
    • Corona: Interactivity of Body Electrostatics in Mobile Scenarios Using Wearable High-Voltage Static Charger
    • Read on...
  • 09:00-10:30Paper Session: Applications
    • Santani et al. (EPFL, Switzerland):
    • CommuniSense: Crowdsourcing Road Hazards in Nairobi
    • Constantinides et al. (University College London, UK):
    • Exploring Mobile News Reading Interactions for News App Personalisation
    • Alcaidinho et al. (Georgia Institute of Technology, USA):
    • Leveraging Mobile Technology to Increase the Permanent Adoption of Shelter Dogs
    • Zuckerman et al. (The Interdisciplinary Center (IDC) Herzliya, Israel):
    • Leveraging Mobile Technology to Engage College Students in Scientific Research
    • Kim et al. (KAIST, Republic of Korea):
    • CrowdColor: Crowdsourcing Color Perceptions Using Mobile Devices
    • Read on...
  • 10:30-11:00Coffee Break
  • 11:00-12:30Paper Session: Measures and Methods
    • Boland et al. (University of Glasgow, UK):
    • Engaging with Mobile Music Retrieval
    • McMillan et al. (Mobile Life @ Stockholm University, Sweden):
    • From in the wild to in vivo: Video Analysis of Mobile Device Use
    • Church et al. (Yahoo Labs, USA):
    • Understanding the Challenges of Mobile Phone Usage Data
    • Alharbi et al. (University of Colorado, USA):
    • Collect, Decompile, Extract, Stats, and Diff: Mining Design Pattern Changes in Android Apps
    • Tollmar et al. (KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden):
    • Boosting Mobile Experience Sampling with Social Media
    • Read on...
  • 11:00-12:30Paper Session: Touch Input
    • Gomes et al. (Queen's University, Canada):
    • DisplayCover: A Tablet Keyboard with an Embedded Thin-Film Touchscreen Display
    • Ng et al. (University of Glasgow, UK):
    • The Effects of Encumbrance and Mobility on Touch-Based Gesture Interactions for Mobile Phones
    • McLachlan et al. (University of Glasgow, UK),:
    • Bimanual Input for Tablet Devices with Pressure and Multi-Touch Gestures
    • Takashima et al. (Tohoku University, Japan):
    • Exploring Boundless Scroll by Extending Motor Space
    • Read on...
  • 12:30-14:00Lunch Break
  • 14:00-15:00Keynote: Andy Wilson

    • Interactive Projected Augmented Reality

      Andrew D. Wilson (Microsoft Research, Redmond)
      Read on...
  • 15:00-15:30Closing & Announcements
  • Full Paper
  • Short Paper
  • Best Paper Award
  • Honorable Mention Award
  • Honorable Mention Award, Short Paper