Student Participant Support for International Conference on Multimodal Interfaces 2005

这笔资金用于支持约15名研究生参加一个博士联盟(讲习班)，该联合会将与2005年10月在意大利特伦托举行的第七届国际多模式接口会议(ICMI‘04)同时举行。为期3天的会议将汇集来自世界各地的学术界和产业界的研究人员，介绍和讨论多通道接口、系统和应用方面的最新多学科工作。这次会议代表了人们对下一代感知、自适应和多模式用户界面日益增长的兴趣。这些新的界面特别适合于解释真实世界环境中的自然交流和活动模式；它们的出现代表了与以前的计算的根本背离，并通过创造更自然、更具表现力、更灵活和更强大的与计算机交互的方式，迅速改变了人机交互的性质。博士联盟的参与者将收到一个由3-5名高级人员组成的特邀委员会对海报的反馈，这些海报反映了正在进行的工作还不够成熟，不足以在ICMI上发表一篇完整的论文。更广泛的影响：博士联盟将通过展示他们自己的工作以及通过观察和与该领域的知名专业人士互动，让学生接触到他们新的研究社区。它将鼓励学生在职业生涯的关键时刻开始建立由同龄人和导师组成的社会支持网络。主办方将特别努力从资金较少的机构招募学生与会者，这些机构可能无法为学生会议的出席提供足够的支持。将大力鼓励传统上代表性不足的群体成员，包括妇女、少数族裔学生、残疾人和退伍军人参加。

This is funding to support attendance by approximately 15 graduate students in a doctoral consortium (workshop) to be held in conjunction with the Seventh International Conference on Multimodal Interfaces (ICMI'04), to be held in October 2005 in Trento Italy. The 3-day conference will bring together researchers from academia and industry from around the world to present and discuss the latest multi-disciplinary work on multimodal interfaces, systems, and applications. The conference represents the growing interest in next-generation perceptive, adaptive and multimodal user interfaces. These new interfaces are especially well suited for interpreting natural communication and activity patterns in real-world environments; their emergence represents a radical departure from previous computing, and is rapidly transforming the nature of human-computer interaction by creating more natural, expressively powerful, flexible and robust means of interacting with computers. Participants in the doctoral consortium will receive feedback from an invited committee of 3-5 senior personnel to posters which reflect work-in-progress not mature enough for a full paper at ICMI. Broader Impacts: The doctoral consortium will give students exposure to their new research community, both by presenting their own work and by observing and interacting with established professionals in the field. It will encourage students at this critical time in their careers to begin building a social support network of peers and mentors. The organizers will make a special effort to recruit student participants from less well-funded institutions, where adequate support for student conference attendance may be otherwise unavailable. Participation by members of traditionally under-represented groups, including women, minority students, people with disabilities and veterans, will be strongly encouraged.