SVG Open 2003 Online Services - Conference Schedule

Conference Schedule

Sunday / 13 July - Courses

	Oak 1	Oak 2	Chehalis	Thompson [Computer Lab]	Cypress 1	Cypress 2
9:00 - 12:30	Introduction to SVG Darryl Fuller	XSLT Quickstart Mr. Paul A Prescod	Introduction to the DOM Jarrett Bulat Michael Gannon	Electronic Publishing with XML Technologies Mr Benjamin Jung	SVG from Database Content Dr. Graciela Gonzalez	Advanced SVG Programming Kurt A Cagle

2:00 - 5:30	Designing and Building Web Sites that use SVG Daniel German	XSLT Quickstart (continued)	Intermediate DOM Michael Gannon Jarrett Bulat	Electronic Publishing with XML Technologies (continued)	Cross-platform application development using the Mobile DOM Andrew Emmons	Advanced SVG Programming (continued)

Monday / 14 July - Courses

	Oak 1	Oak 2	Chehalis	Thompson [Computer Lab]	Seymour
9:00 - 12:30	Map Production with SVG for Beginners Tobias Dahinden Yvonne Isakowski Michael Cooper	Getting the server involved in SVG Jim Ley	Generating an SVG Garden Map from an XML Plant Database Richard W Pearman	Advanced webmapping with SVG Mr Georg Held Mr. Andreas Neumann Mr Olaf Schnabel	SVG GUI Christopher T Lewis Mr Ronan LM Oger Gordon Bowman

2:00 - 5:30	Map Production with SVG for Beginners (continued)	Building Smart Graphics Solutions with Corel Smart Graphics Studio Mr Tom Hoferek	Generating an SVG Garden Map from an XML Plant Database (continued)	Advanced webmapping with SVG (continued)	Introduction to GML Dr David Burggraf

Tuesday / 15 July

	Salon A	Salon B	Salon C	Salon D
9:00	Keynote — SVG: Where, How, and the Real World Tim Bray
9:45	Keynote — SVG: The Sure Thing Mr. Paul A Prescod
10:30	Break
11:00	Using XSLT to visualize Topic Maps in SVG on the web. Mr Nikita Ogievetsky	SVG in the open Mr Rod Walpole	Virtual Origami Sienca Teng Dr. Philip A. Mansfield
11:45	Supporting Inference over Geometric Objects Dr Robert F Woodbury Mr Wilson Chang Mr David Botta Mr Andrei Missine	SVG Dynamic Mapping Mr. Bob Basques	Animated Mathematics Samuel Dagan
12:30	Lunch and Exhibits Open
2:00	Making Accessible SVG Dean Jackson	A client-server, component-based navigation system. Tobias Dahinden Dr. Andrea Terribilini	From the Abstract to the Concrete - Teaching Algorithms and Concepts with SVG Interactive Tools Catherine R Emond Dr. Ulrike Stege Dr Eric G. Manning	Leveraging Cognitive Support in SVG Applications from the Host COTS Product Anke Weber Holger Kienle Dr. Hausi A Muller
2:45	SVG Mapping for People with Visual Impairment M. Benjamin Campin Mr. Louis L Brunet William A McCurdy Dr Eva M Siekierska	Activities for realization of interoperability of location based services using SVG Satoru Takagi Arei Kobayashi Takaya Tanaka	Generating Slides from Enhanced Media Content Mr. Hauke ChristopH Matthias Runge	Introduction to the SharpVectorGraphics Project Mr. Don Demcsak
3:30	Break
4:00	Accessing SVG Content Linguistically and Conceptually David Dodds	A Public Transport Mapping Example Using perl and mySQL Mr Brendan J Morley	Interactive 3D Viewer Written in SVG Cemile B Otkunc Dr. Philip A. Mansfield	Developing SVG Applications with Microsoft.Net and SharpVectorGraphics Mr. Don Demcsak
4:45	Programming SVG Advanced Access Using Metadata and Fuzzy Sets David Dodds	Providing Transportation Planning Data in Dublin using SVG and XML Mr Kieran J Kirwan Mr Peter Cranny	Using SVG for graphically rich 2D content in mobile 3D games Kiia Kallio	Sodipodi - open source native SVG editor for Linux and Windows Lauris Kaplinski
5:30	Break
7:00 - 10:00	Dinner Boat Cruise meet in hotel lobby at 6:40 pm

Wednesday / 16 July

	Salon A	Salon B	Salon C	Salon D
9:00	SVG and Fonts David Schweinsberg	Database-driven Generation of SVG-Maps with the Apache Cocoon 2 Framework Peter Schaer	Programmatic Rendering of Directed, Weighted Graphs Dr. Philip A. Mansfield Mark A Ambachtsheer	Generating Graphs and Charts from Database Queries using SVG Dr. Graciela Gonzalez Mr. Gaurav H Dalal
9:45	Automated Marker Generation Bob Sabiston Alison Meynert Brian J Wing	Delivering Interactive Topographic Web-maps using Open-Source Database Technology Mr. Andreas Neumann	SVG Interface for an Electrical Network Switching Training Aid Mr. Domhnall Walsh Prof. Paul J Nolan	Comparison between XML to SVG Transformation Mechanisms - The GraphML use case Christophe Jolif
10:30	Break
11:00	Rendering Arbitrary XML in SVG 1.2 Jon Ferraiolo	Interactive Cartography for Interactive Government Dr. Brandon S Plewe	SVG in Manufacturing: Current Possibilities and Future Perspectives Mr Stephen C Kingston Rob Williamson	Accelerating SVG Transformations with Pipelines Eric Gropp
11:45	Panel — SVG Working Group: Questions and Answers Chris Lilley	Business webmapping with SVG Mr Georg Held	An introduction to a complete SVG-Platform including Authoring Solution, Dynamic Data and Real-Time Data Alexander AA Adam	Improving the Performance of Dynamic SVG Mr. Rhodes Brown
12:30	Lunch
2:00	Panel — Creating SVG Brand Recognition Mr. Jonas A Lindgren Alexander AA Adam Mr Richard A. See Tim Bray Chris Komnick Rob Williamson Mr. Michael Bierman	Spatial ETL, Mapping and SVG Mr. Don Murray Mary Jo Wagner Juan Chu Chow	Mapping Distributed Communities using SVG Ms Elizabeth J Turner	Using SVG and XSLT for graphic representation Andres Baravalle Marco Gribaudo Vitaveska Lanfranchi Tiziana Sandri
2:45	Panel — Apache Batik Panel Discussion Vincent Hardy Christophe Jolif Thomas E DeWeese	Interactive SVG mapping with MapInfo location based intelligence M. Dany Bouchard	SVG in Homeland Security and Military Applications Norm Froman	Stirring XML: Visualisations in SVG Mr Benjamin Jung
3:30	Break
4:00 - 7:00	Vancouver Aquarium Excursion

Thursday / 17 July

	Salon A	Salon B	Salon C	Salon D
9:00	Keynote — Leveraging the Right Tools for Reusable SVG Application Development Mr. Shane ND Aulenback
9:45	Keynote — SVG Scenarios Using Microsoft Office Visio 2003 Mr Richard A. See Ms Stella Du Mr. Blair Shaw
10:30	Break
11:00	SVG, PDF and ImageViewer Jon Ferraiolo	Tirol Atlas - an SVG based online Atlas Information System Klaus Förster andré m winter	JavaServer(tm) Faces and Scalable Vector Graphics Vincent Hardy Craig McClanahan	The Indiana Jones' life would be easier with MAGIS M. Sc. Ricardo A G C Martins Jorge Rocha Pedro Henriques
11:45	XHTML and SVG: Publishing with concept Mr Benjamin Jung	Monitoring and Analyzing Rocket Trajectory using SVG João Louis Dr. Nandamudi L Vijaykumar	SVG Programmers Application Resource Kit Christopher T Lewis Dr. Philip A. Mansfield Glenn MacDonald Mr Alastair Fettes	A JAVA based SVG Viewer for the Pocket PC Jorge Rocha
12:30	Lunch
2:00	Putting SVG On Paper Richard Jinks	Using XML and SVG in advanced geological information systems: a case of cross-border UK-NL stratigraphy explored ir. Jan Jellema	Data-layer Collaboration in Graphical and Text Authoring Mr Michael Fergusson Mr. Paul A Prescod	SVG in 3GPP Multimedia Messaging and Streaming Services Tolga Capin
2:45	Building a simple GIS application in Perl and in php Mr Ronan LM Oger	Visualisation of dynamic glacier processes with SVG animation Yvonne Isakowski	Collaborative SVG as A Web Service Xiaohong Qiu Bryan Carpenter Geoffrey C Fox	Creating Compelling Content for Wireless Devices Joel Steele
3:30	Break
4:00	Implementing Raster Operations using SVG Filter Elements Brian J Wing	SVG As an Editing Environment for Geographical Data Nedjo Rogers	SVG Bioinformatics Collaboration Tool Dr. William Rutherford	Incremental SVG mobility and update Andrew Girow
4:45	Testing SVG - Lessons Learned Shona McPherson Craig Dixon	Modeling the Scalable Vector Graphic ( SVG) data for the Cartographic Generalization and the Multiple Representation on the web Dr. Edouard Gbei Jabeur Nafaa Ioana Cosma Moulin Bernard	Distributed GML Management With SVG Tools Mr Gunnar Misund Mr. Henning Kristiansen Mr. Mats Lindh	New Approaches in an SVG Authoring Tool - and Environment Alexander AA Adam
5:30	Break and Exhibits Close

Friday / 18 July

	Salon A	Salon B	Salon C	Salon D
9:00	A New Horizon for SVG: Bioinformatics Benjamin G.S. Horsman	SVG Explorer of GML Data Mr Luca Piazza Bonati Mr Luciano Fortunati Mr Giuseppe Fresta	Using SVG for More Effective Storyboards Mr Ronald DeSerranno	The Next Generation of SVG Files: SVG Fragments Benoit Bezaire
9:45	A Configurable SVG Magnifying Glass Dr. Philip A. Mansfield Ahmet Gurcan	Versatile Risk Indicator Maps using SVG Barend Kobben	Using XSLT and SVG in Teaching: 3D, Sound and Nostalgia Prof Bob Hopgood Prof David A Duce Paul R Hopgood	Serverside SVG Examples Mr Ronan LM Oger
10:30	Break
11:00	Visualizing Database Management with SVG Ms. Jinyu Wang	Embedding Domain Semantics in SVG Yi-Hong Chang Tyng-Ruey Chuang	Is SVG 1.1 up to the task for Technical Graphics? Lofton Henderson Dieter Weidenbrueck	Park and Go - An SVG Client Application Mr Paul J Lynch Mr Benjamin Jung
11:45	Panel — SVG and Mapping - Possible Enhancements to a Future SVG Standard Regarding Cartographic Requirements Mr. Andreas Neumann Barend Kobben M. Dany Bouchard Jon Ferraiolo Chris Lilley Mr Georg Held Dr. Brandon S Plewe	Programming SVG with Perl Mr Ronan LM Oger	SVG for Process Visualisation Dr ir Johan W. Koolwaaij Peter Fennema Diederik Van Leeuwen	Simplified Complexity Kurt A Cagle
12:30	Lunch
2:00	The Power of the Chart in the User Interface Adrian Smith	Cleopatra: Publishing GML data as interactive SVG maps Alison Meynert	Compiling SVG: How and Why Dr Michael Levy Quetzalcoatl Bradley Calin Somosan	Creating SVG Pie Charts through XSLT via a Web Service: An Experience Report Paul Asman
2:45	The beginners guide to making bad SVG presentations Dean Jackson	What is a Map Style? Building on GML and SVG. Mr. Ron Lake	Giving another look to Scalable Vector Graphics Mr Jerrold Maddox	Anatomy of Dynamic SVG Web Services Mr. Paul A Prescod
3:30	Break
4:00	Keynote — The Craft of SVG Dr. Philip A. Mansfield
4:45	Keynote — The Next-Generation Web Client Chris Lilley
5:30	End of Conference

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