MEETING-DATE:September 9, 2009
MEETING-LOCATION:DC 1331
MEETING-TIME:1:30
MEETING-CHAIR:Craig Kaplan
MEETING-CHAIRPIC:craig.jpg
COFFEE-HOUR-LAST-WEEK:Matthew Kay
COFFEE-HOUR-THIS-WEEK:Volunteers?
COFFEE-HOUR-NEXT-WEEK:Volunteers?
FORTH-DATE1:September 9, 2009
FORTH-DATE2:September 16, 2009
FORTH-DATE3:September 23, 2009
FORTH-DATE4:September 30, 2009
FORTH-LOCATION1:DC 1331 1:30
FORTH-LOCATION2:DC 1331 1:30
FORTH-LOCATION3:DC 1331 1:30
FORTH-LOCATION4:DC 1331 1:30
FORTH-CHAIR1:Kate Kinnear
FORTH-CHAIR2:Ben Lafreniere
FORTH-CHAIR3:Ed Lank
FORTH-CHAIR4:Zainab Meraj
FORTH-CHAIRPIC1:kate.jpg
FORTH-CHAIRPIC2:ben.jpg
FORTH-CHAIRPIC3:ed.jpg
FORTH-CHAIRPIC4:zainab.jpg
FORTH-TP1:Eugene Greene
FORTH-TP2:Marshall Hahn
FORTH-TP3:Matthew Kay
FORTH-TP4:Craig Kaplan
FORTH-TPPIC1:edgreene.jpeg
FORTH-TPPIC2:mhahn.jpg
FORTH-TPPIC3:mattkay.jpg
FORTH-TPPIC4:craig.jpg
TPNAME:Richard Fung
TPTITLE:Survey of Sketch-Based Interfaces: Indirect 2D Positional Input?
TPABSTRACT:This presentation presents a brief overview of recent developments in<nl>sketch-based interfaces. The talk contextualizes sketch-based interfaces<nl>from low-level gesture-recognition classifiers to software applicationsin selected domains.  Many papers from various publication venues are<nl>considered including Eurographics, SIGGRAPH, Computer and Graphics, and<nl>SIGCHI. The talk will then speculate on using sketch-based interfaces<nl>for indirect 2D positional input.<nl>
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AIONE:Some conflicts with 1:30pm for meeting time next term. Next term's lab meeting will be when?
AITWO:The conference and special journal issues link for the meeting minutes is broken.
AITHREE:Need to prepare for Oct 16 presentation for graduate students
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SEMINARS:<pre><nl>2009 Sep 02, 13:30 &mdash; Algorithms and Complexity Group Seminar<nl>Robert Fraser, School of Computer Science, University of Waterloo<nl>Five topics from CCCG 2009<nl><nl>2009 Sep 14, 16:30 &mdash; Distinguished Lecture Series Seminar<nl>Shafi Goldwasser, MIT, USA, and Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel<nl>Cryptography without (Hardly) Any Secrets<nl></pre>