WORKSHOPS & CONFERENCE PROGRAMME
July 25-28, 2011
Nottingham Conference Centre
Nottingham, United Kingdom
The conference is co-sponsored by:
IEEE Systems, Man & Cybernetics Society Technical Committee on
Computational Intelligence
IET, The Institution of Engineering and Technology,
NTU, Nottingham Trent University,
AAAI, Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence,
IOS Press
EBTIC, ETISALAT BT Innovation Center.
http://intelligentenvironments.org/conferences/ie11
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We cordially welcome you to IE’11, the 7 International Conference on Intelligent
Environments, July 25-28, 2011 in Nottingham, United Kingdom.
Workshops:
Co-located with the conference there is a workshops program which this year attracted a
record number of proposals. As a result various workshops will be held as part of IE’11
covering a wide range of specific topics and offering the opportunity to discuss with
colleagues the challenges ahead and the possible ways to advance the area of Intelligent
Environments. All papers accepted in the Workshops program are published in printed form
as a volume of the Ambient Intelligence and Smart Environments Series (ISI indexed) of IOS
Press and electronically available through the ACM Digital Library. Supported workshops are:
HCIAmI’11: 2nd International Workshop on Human-Centric Interfaces for Ambient
Intelligence
AITAmI’11: Artificial Intelligence Techniques for Ambient Intelligence
iC’11: The Intelligent Campus featuring special tracks on ‘Educational Technology’ &
'Immersive Education Spaces'
SOOW’11: Smart Offices and Other Workplaces
WISHWell’11: 3rd International Workshop on Intelligent Environments Supporting Healthcare
and Well-being
CS’11: Creative Science: Science Fiction Prototyping for Engineering and Product Innovation
SciT’11: Multidisciplinary Approach to Designing Intelligent Environments
Conference:
The 7th International Conference on Intelligent Environments (IE'11) held at Nottingham Trent
University, United Kingdom is the seventh edition in a series of highly successful conferences
that were organized in Colchester (United Kingdom), Athens (Greece), Ulm (Germany),
Seattle (USA), Barcelona (Spain) and Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia) over the past six years. This
year we have a program of presentations spanning over two and a half days which includes
regular papers as well as a Posters Track, a Doctoral Colloquium and a Demo/Video Session.
This is the first year that a Demo/Video session will be implemented and we believe this will
be an exciting addition to the program of the conference. Four internationally leading
professionals: Sumit Paul-Choudury, Editor of NewScientist.com; Prof. Wolfgang Wahlster
director and CEO of the German Research Centre for Artificial Intelligence; Prof. Steve
Goodhew, Head of Sustainable Technology Research Group, Nottingham Trent University,
United Kingdom and Prof. Vinny Cahill, Head of the Discipline of Computer Systems, Trinity
College, Ireland will provide keynotes for this event addressing a variety of topics which will
be of interest for the attendees.
The conference attracted paper submissions which underwent a thorough reviewing process;
42 papers accepted as full papers, 6 as poster papers, 13 for the doctoral colloquium and 5
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K1 - Sumit PAUL-CHOUDURY, Editor of NewScientist.com, London, UK
Title: What Happens Next? Science Communicators and the Future Tense
Abstract: There are relatively few scientific or technology breakthroughs whose significance is immediately
and widely apparent. Without context, most scientific or technological developments run the risk of seeming
trivial or irrelevant in the eyes of the general public. Historical context helps explain the nature of a discovery
or innovation; but explaining its significance frequently requires a degree of extrapolation, notably descriptions
of potential consequences and ramifications. Science communicators thus almost always need to include an
element of forecasting in their presentations of research findings -- typically based on researchers' own
thinking about where their work may lead. This talk will illustrate the various ways in which reporting is done in
the future tense; present some examples of how it works (and where it fails); outline the constraints on this
approach; and suggest some similarities with the SF prototyping process.
Brief Biography: Before becoming editor of newscientist.com, Sumit worked as a financial journalist for Risk
magazine, the Economist Intelligence Unit and ERisk. His writing has appeared in publications ranging from
the Daily Telegraph to Marvel Comics and the New Musical Express, and he has advised a wide variety of
organisations on communications and online strategy. Sumit has a first class degree in physics from Imperial
College London and a master's degree in mathematics. He enjoys music, travel and ideas.
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K2 – Prof. Wolfgang Whlaster, DFKI, Germany
Title: Connected Cars Create Smart Spaces
Abstract: Intelligent Car2X technologies create smart spaces inside connected cars and their environment.
Future cars serve as mobile sensors, mobile internet nodes and mobile compute servers. We present a new
generation of car assistants that provide a broad range of situation-aware services from local danger
warnings, intelligent intersection and traffic light management to persuasive eco-driving coaching. Three types
of situational context are being modeled in our systems: The communication situation (i.e. the multimodal
dialog context of the communication with passengers in the car, other drivers, and people outside the car), the
driving situation (e.g. high-speed driving, relaxed driving, stopping, parking), and the road with its traffic signs
and ambient displays. We will show how a digital black box of the car provides a detailed diary of the car that
provides long-term context information. The smart key of our test car can store the shopping list of the driver
and can be used for NFC payment in the supermarket. The in-car sensors detect missing shopping items and
plan the route accordingly. The car monitors temperature and the air-conditioning when frozen products are
being carried. We will illustrate our approach with various video clips from two instrumented BMW and Daimler
test vehicles. Finally, we will discuss some future work based on always-on and all-electric cars that provide
an emotional experience and social network behavior.
Brief Biography: Professor Wolfgang Wahlster is the Director and CEO of the German Research Center for
Artificial Intelligence (DFKI) and a Professor of Computer Science. DFKI is the world’s largest contract
research center with more than 800 scientists, working for its industrial shareholders including BMW, Daimler,
Deutsche Telekom, John Deere, Intel, SAP, EADS and DHL. More than 60 hightech spin-off companies have
been founded by DFKI.. Professor has published more than 180 technical papers and 9 books on mobile and
multimodal user interfaces, instrumented environments, the semantic web, the internet of things and the
internet of services. He is an AAAI Fellow (since 1993), an ECCAI Fellow (since 1999), and a GI Fellow (since
2004). In 2001, the President of Germany presented the German Future Prize to Professor Wahlster for his
work on language technology and intelligent user interfaces, the highest scientific award in Germany. He was
the first German computer scientist elected Foreign Member of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences,
Stockholm 2003. In 2004, he was elected Full Member of the German National Academy of Sciences
Leopoldina, that was founded in 1652. In 2006, he has been awarded the Federal Cross of Merit, First Class
of Germany. He has also been appointed member of the Research Union "Business - Science" as chief
advisor for ICT research of the German government and served as a partner for innovation of Chancellor Dr.
Merkel. Since 2009 he is a member of the Executive Steering Board of the EIT ICT Labs of the European
Institute of Innovation and Technology. In addition, Dr. Wahlster serves on the Executive Board of the
International Computer Science Institute at UC Berkeley. He is in the editor of Springer’s LNAI series and on
the editorial board of various top international journals like CACM.
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K3 – Prof. Steve Goodhew, Nottingham Trent University, UK
Title: People and building performance: the interrelationship between energy usage, the building fabric and
the behaviour of building occupants.
Abstract: The need for reductions in energy demand in domestic buildings has long been a relevant issue,
both to governments, building owners and occupiers alike. Over recent years environmental pressures and
fuel scarcity/security have driven a number of different methodologies for reducing the energy we use in our
homes, whilst still maintaining basic internal comfort conditions. Steve’s presentation grapples with the highs
and lows of these technologies and the probable effectiveness of legislation verses innovation. Do we have to
go back to the past to answer future and current problems?
Brief Biography: Steve Goodhew is Associate Dean for Research and Graduate Studies at Nottingham Trent
University. Steve leads the Sustainable Technologies Research Group at NTU and has personal research
interests focused on the use of natural materials in building products, the thermal/moisture performance and
interaction of buildings and people. Steve gained most of his insights into these topics through a Masters in
Energy and Buildings at Cranfield University and a PhD involving the in situ thermal measurement of building
materials at the University of Plymouth.
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K4 – Prof. Vinny Cahill, Trinity College, Ireland
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GALA Dinner Talk - Brian David JOHNSON, Intel Corp
Science Fiction Prototyping: Designing the Future with Science Fiction
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Organising Committee
Honorary Chair
Vic Callaghan (University of Essex, UK)
General Chair
Ahmad Lotfi (Nottingham Trent University, UK)
Sean Hanna (Bartlett School of Graduate Studies, University College London, UK)
Programme Chairs
Achilles Kameas (Hellenic Open University, Greece)
Juan Carlos Augusto (University of Ulster, UK)
Thematic Chairs
AAL: Johan Plomp (VTT, Finland) and David Brown (Nottingham Trent University, UK)
AI: Hani Hagras (University of Essex, UK)
Architecture and Ambient Intelligence: Dimitris Papalexopoulos (NTUA, Greece) and Tasos
Varoudis (Bartlett School of Graduate Studies, University College London, UK)
Arts & Design: Dimitris Charitos (University of Athens, Greece), Martin Rieser (de Montfort
University, UK)
Educational Technology: Minjuan Wang (San Diego State University, USA)
HCI: Wolfgang Minker (University of Ulm, Germany)
Networks: Dolors Royo (Polytechnic University of Catalonia, Spain)
Social Sciences: Anne Holohan (TCD, Rep. of Ireland)
Smart Agriculture: Christos Goumopoulos (CTI, Greece)
Systems sustainability: Ali Hessami (Vega Systems, UK)
Workshops Chairs
Vic Callaghan (University of Essex, UK)
Victor Zamudio (Instituto Tecnológico De León, Mexico)
Financial Chair
Caroline Langensiepen (Nottingham Trent University, UK)
Michael Weber (University of Ulm, Germany)
Sponsorships Chair
Fahim Kawsar (Lancaster University, UK)
Publications Chair
Simon Egerton (Monash University, Malaysia)
Posters Chairs
Dimitris Papalexopoulos (National Technical University of Athens, Greece)
Angelica Reyes (Polytechnic University of Catalonia, Spain)
Doctoral Colloquium Chairs
Gordon Hunter (Kingston University, UK)
Juan Botia Blaya (University of Murcia, Spain)
Demos & Video Chairs
Michael Schneider (DFKI, Germany)
Wolfgang Maass (Research Center for Intelligent Media Furtwangen University, Germany)
Publicity Chair
George Roussos (University of London, UK)
Publicity Officers
Asia: Kaori Fujinami (University of Agriculture and Technology, Japan)
Europe: Paulo Novais (U. Of Minho, Portugal)
Latin-America: Juan Carlos Augusto (University of Ulster, UK)
Middle East: Fatmah Baothman (King Abdulaziz University, Saudi Arabia)
Oceania: Sen Gupta Gourab (Massey University, New Zealand)
US/Canada: Hamid Aghajan (Stanford University, USA)
Professional Society Liaison
Diane Cook (Washington State University, USA)
Industrial Liaison Chairs
Brian Johnson (Intel, USA)
Jason Ng (BT, UAE)
Peter Mueller (IBM Zurich Research Lab, Switzerland)
Strategic Development Chair
Sumi Helal (University of Florida, USA)
Online Presentations Chair
Michael Gardner (University of Essex, UK)
Technical support
Web site: Kostas Togias (Hellenic Open University, Greece)
Graphics: Zheng xiao xia (University of Essex, UK)
Submission system: Jeannette Chin (University of Essex, UK)
Local Organising Committee
Ahmad Lotfi (Nottingham Trent University, UK)
Caroline Langensiepen (Nottingham Trent University, UK)
Nasser Sherkat (Nottingham Trent University, UK)
David Brown (Nottingham Trent University, UK)
Philip Breedon (Nottingham Trent University, UK)
Amin Al-Habaibeh (Nottingham Trent University, UK)
Intelligent Environments Steering Committee (alphabetical listing)
Hani Hagras (University of Essex, UK) – President
Vic Callaghan (University of Essex, UK)
Dimitris Charitos (University of Athens, Greece)
Dianne Cook (Washington State University, USA)
Sumi Helal (University of Florida, USA)
Achilles Kameas (Hellenic Open University, Greece)
Wolfgang Minker (University of Ulm, Germany)
Dimitris Papalexopoulos (National Technical University of Athens, Greece)
George Roussos (Birckbeck College, University of London, UK)
Michael Weber (University of Ulm, Germany)
Room Layout