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Enclosed please find detailed hotel and conference registration information
for ACM Multimedia '93, plus the advance program.
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************************** ACM MULTIMEDIA 93 ****************************
FIRST ACM INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON MULTIMEDIA
(co-located with SIGGRAPH 93)
(SIGBIO, SIGCHI, SIGCOMM, SIGGRAPH, SIGIR, SIGLINK, and SIGOIS)
1-6 August 1993, Anaheim, California
General Chair: J.J. Garcia-Luna-Aceves,
University of California, Santa Cruz and SRI International
Steering Comm. Chair: E.A. Fox, Virginia Poly. Inst. State Univ.
Program Chair: P.V. Rangan, University of California, San Diego
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*********************** REGISTRATION INFORMATION *************************
REGISTRATION FORM SIGGRAPH 93 and Multimedia 93
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Identification. Your badge will read exactly as shown here.
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ACM or SIG IEEE Member # Must attach a
copy of ACM
Membership card
or valid student
identification
card.
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
l. Complete both sides of this form.
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2. Enclose payment
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See the page opposite the table of contents for what's included in your
registration. Fees are shown on the other side of this form. Checks and
money orders ($US) should be made payable to "ACM SIGGRAPH 93". No forms
are processed without accompanying payment. Payment must equal the
amount indicated at the bottom of the other side of this form.
Refund requests must be made in writing and postmarked on or before
12 July. There is a processing fee of $50.
3. Mail or fax before the deadline 25 June Early registration discount
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l2 July Advance registration
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Registration forms received after l2 July cannot be processed in time for
the conference. For registration received after 12 July, you are required
to repay your registration fees on site and apply for a refund of the
original payment.
Send form and payment to:
ACM SIGGRAPH 93
P.O. Box 953l6
Chicago, IL 60694-53l6 USA
Or fax both sides of this form with credit card information to :
312.321.6876
For more information, call:
SIGGRAPH 93
Conference Management
312.321.6830
4. Fax early
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If you pay by credit card, you may fax your registration form. Both sides
of your completed registration form must be faxed to process your
registration. Keep a copy of your fax transmission report to verify that
your fax was received by SIGGRAPH in the event there is a problem.
It is strongly recommended that you fax your registration well in advance
of the Friday, 25 June early registration discount deadline. Heavy fax
volume is expected at this time and SIGGRAPH 93 is not responsible for
faxes not received due to busy phone lines.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
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___ Do not include my name or address on any published list of attendees.(NL)
___ Do not include my telephone number on any published list of attendees.(PL)
SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS
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If, due to a disability, you have special needs or requirements, please
let us know in the space provided below, and we will do our best to
accomodate you.
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Registration Form Continued _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Full name
MULTIMEDIA REGISTRATION
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Multimedia papers/panels (Wednesday - Friday)
Includes Multimedia papers/panels, papers/panels reception; exhibition;
and one copy of the "Multimedia 93 Conference Proceedings".
Fees Postmarked Member Non-Member Student
on or before 25 June $275 $370 $l05
after 25 June 345 4l5 l40
Multimedia plus (Tuesday - Friday)
Includes Multimedia and SIGGRAPH papers/panels, papers/panels reception;
exhibition; one electronic theater ticket; and one copy of the "Multimedia
93 Conference Proceedings".
Fees Postmarked Member Non-Member Student
on or before 25 June $370 S495 S185
after 25 June 460 550 235
MULTIMEDIA REGISTRATION FEE -----------
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Electronic Theater
One ticket per person, not per registration category, is included with
registration.
Please circle the showing you prefer. We will attempt to accomodate
your request.
Circle one: Tues. 7:30P PM Wed. 7:30 PM Thurs. 7:30 PM
PAYMENT
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_______ Payment is enclosed.
Make check or money order ($US) payable to "ACM SIGGRAPH 93".
_____American Express _____MasterCard _____Visa
Number ______________________ Exp. date _______
Name exactly as it appears on the credit card:
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Total Payment (SUS) REGISTRATION FEES __________
Billing address ______________________________________________________
______________________________________________________
Signature ____________________________________________________________
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*************************** HOTEL INFORMATION ****************************
ATI Travel Management is the official housing coordinator for
SIGGRAPH93 and MULTIMEDIA 93.
Reservations at discounted conference rates are available ONLY through
ATI.
All reservation information should be mailed, or sent by email BEFORE
30 June 1993 to:
ATI TRAVEL MANAGEMENT, INC.
401 NORTH MICHIGAN AVENUE
CHICAGO, IL 60611-4267, USA
FAX: 312.644.6369
EMAIL: travel.s93@localhost
Confirmations, Cancellations, and Changes:
Reservtions are confirmed by mail. Any cancellations and changes may
be made directly with ATI Travel Management by calling 800.477.7514
(United States and Canada, excluding Illinois) or 312.644.6642; by fax
312.644.6369; or by email: travel.s93@localhost
Special Requirements:
If due to a disability, you have special needs or requirements, please
let us know and we will do our best to accommodate you.
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HOTEL RESERVATION FORM (Please print or type)
NAME: __________________________________________________________
Organization:____________________________________________________
Street Address:__________________________________________________
City:__________________ State/province:__________________
Postal Code:___________ Country:_________________
Area code and phone number:______________________________________
Fax number:_______________________________________
HOTEL PREFERENCE AND RATE CHOICE:
ATI will do its best to accommodate you at your first hotel choice.
However, in the event that is not possible, please indicate a second
choice.
Frist Choice:
Hotel: ______________________________________________
Room Rate: __________________________________________
Second Choice:
Hotel: ______________________________________________
Room Rate: __________________________________________
RESERVATION REQUEST:
Please supply the following information for each room required
Arrival Date: ____________________________
Departure Date: __________________________
Single:______ Double: _________
Rate Requested:____________________
Share Room with:______________________________________
RESERVATION GUARANTEE:
It is necessary to guarantee your first night's stay by credit card.
Credit Card Name: _________________________________________
Credit Card Number: _______________________________________
Expiration Date: __________________________
Signature: ________________________________________________
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ANAHEIM HOTELS
Hotel Single Double Parking
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Anaheim Hilton and Towers (Standard) $115 $127 $6/day self
714-750-4321 (Deluxe) 132 143 $8 valet
(Lanai) l43 154 in/out priv.
Anaheim International Inn*/** 59 59 N/C
714-971-9393
Anaheim Marriott l09 l09 $5 self
714-750-8000 $12 valet
HEADQUARTERS HOTEL in/out priv.
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Conestoga Hotel** 79 85 N/C
714-535-0300
Convention Center Inn* 44 54 N/C
714-740-2500
Disneyland Hotel** 105 115 $10 self
714-778-6600 $13 valet
in/out priv.
Doubletree Hotel** 105 115 $4/day self
714-634-4500 $6 valet
in/out priv.
The Grand Hotel** 88 94 N/C
714-772-7777
Holiday Inn Anaheim** 77 84 N/C
714-750-2801
Hyatt Regency Alicante** 98 108 $4/day self
714-750-1234 $8 valet
in/out priv.
Inn at the Park 95 95 $1/hour
714-750-1811 $7 max/24 hrs.
in/out priv.
Jolly Roger Inn (Economy) 70 75 N/C
714-772-7621 (Deluxe) 80 85
Pan Pacific Hotel** 85 85 $6/day self
714-999-0990 $8/day valet
in/out priv.
Plaza Hotel** 82 82 $4/day self
714-772-5900 in/out priv.
Quality Hotel 85 85 $4/day self
714-750-3131 in/out priv.
Raffles Inn*/** 54 54 N/C
714-750-6100
Sheraton Anaheim** 99 99 N/C
714-778-1700
Stardust Best Western*/** 44 44 N/C
714-774-7600
Travelodge Convention Side 55 55 N/C
714-774-8065
Travelodge Maingate** 55 55 N/C
714-635-6550
* Includes complimentary continental breakfast
** Includes SIGGRAPH 93 shuttle service
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**************************** ADVANCE PROGRAM ****************************
Monday, 2 August 1993: Courses
Designing Multimedia Environments for Children (Full Day),
A. Druin, Scitex America, and C. Solomon, Wheeling Jesuit College
Multimedia Systems: A Guided Tour (Full Day),
B. Furht, Florida Atlantic Univ., and M. Milenkovic, IBM
Concept of Color, Video, and Compression (Full Day),
C.A. Poynton, Sun MCC, D. Farber, Sonrisa, E.F. Morrison, Ampex Corp.
Tuesday, 3 August 1993: Courses
Survey of Formal Standards for Multimedia Systems (Full Day),
B.J. Shepherd (Organizer), IBM Corp.
Copyright Protection for Software, Graphics, and Multimedia (Half Day),
P. Samuelson, Univ. of Pittsburg
Multimedia and Multimodal Parsing (Half Day),
K. Wittenburg, Bellcore
Structured Design of Hypermedia Applications (Half Day),
F. Garzotto and P. Paolini, Politecnico di Milano
Large Multimedia Databases (Half Day)
R. Jain, Univ. of California, San Diego
Wednesday, 4 August 1993
10:15-12:00 Noon: Keynote Session
Chair: J.J. Garcia-Luna-Aceves, UC Santa Cruz SRI Int'l
Keynote Speaker: Trip Hawkins, President and CEO, The 3DO Company
1:30-3:15 PM: Communication Protocols
Chair: H. Terada, Osaka University
Optimistic Strategies for Large-Scale Dissemination of Multimedia
Information,
R. Yavatkar, L. Manoj, Univ. of Kentucky
MCAM: An Application Layer Protocol for Movie Control, Access, and
Management,
R. Keller, W. Effelsberg, Univ. of Manheim
Synchronous Bandwidth Allocation in FDDI Networks,
Q. Zheng, K.G. Shin, Univ. of Michigan
1:30-3:15 PM, Panel: Digital Libraries of the Future
Chair: E.A. Fox, Virginia Poly. Inst. State Univ.
3:30-5:00 PM: Compression and Coding
Chair: G. Wallace, The 3DO Company
Real-Time Software-Based Video Coder for Multimedia Communication Systems,
H.C. Huang, J.H. Huang, J.L. Wu, National Taiwan University, Taiwan
Performance of a Software MPEG Video Decoder,
K. Patel, B.C. Smith, and L.A. Rowe, University of California, Berkeley
Transform Coding of Arbitrarily-Shaped Image Segments,
S.F. Chang and D.G. Messerschmitt, University of California, Berkeley
3:30-5:00 PM: Content-Based Retrieval
Chair: P. Mantey, Univ. of California, Santa Cruz
Salient Video Stills: Content and Context
Preserved,
L. Teodosio and W. Bender, MIT Media laboratory
Facial Image Retrieval, Identification, and Inference System
J.K. Wu, Y.H. Ang, P. Lam, K. Moorthy, and A.D. Narasimhalu, ISS,
National University of Singapore, Singapore
A Multimedia Mineral Retrieval System
D. Cakmakov and D. Davcev, Kiril and Metodij University, Macedonia.
Thursday, 5 August 1993
8:30-10:15 AM: Communication Systems
Chair: J.R. Cox, Washington Univ.
High-Bandwidth Multimedia Conferencing through a Long-Haul Packet
Network,
C. Elliott, BBN Systems and Technologies
Media Scaling with HeiTS,
L. Delgrossi, C. Halstrick, D. Hehmann, R.G. Herrtwich, O. Krone, J.
Sandvoss, C. Vogt, IBM European Networking Center, Germany
A Multimedia Client to the IBM LAN Server,
M. Baugher, S. French, A. Stephens, I. Van Horn, IBM LAN Systems
The Vidboard: A Video Capture and Processing Peripheral for a
Distributed Multimedia System,
J.F. Adam and D.L. Tennenhouse, MIT Laboratory for Computer Science
8:30-10:15 AM: Hypermedia
Chair: I. Ritchie, Owl International
An Introduction to the Future MHEG International Standard for
Hypermedia Object Interchange,
R. Price, CER IBM-France, France
HyOctane: A HyTime Engine for an MMIS,
J. F. Koegel, L.W. Rutledge, J.L. Rutledge, and C. Keskin, University
of Massachusetts, Lowell
Open Architecture for Multimedia Documents,
B.R. Gaines, University of Calgary, Canada
10:30-12:00 Noon: Media Synchronization
Chair: J.O. Limb, Hewlett Packard
A Synchronization and Communication Model for Distributed
Multimedia Objects,
N.U. Qazi, M. Woo, and A. Ghafoor, Purdue Univ.
Synchronization Models for Multimedia Presentation with User
Participation,
B. Prabhakaran and S.V. Raghavan, Indian Institute of Technology-Madras
Specification of Multimedia Composition and a Visual Programming
Environment,
S. Eun, E.S. No, H.C. Kim, H. Yoon, S.R. Maeng, Korea Advanced
Institute of Science and Technology
10:30-12:00 Noon, Panel: Networked Multimedia Emerging Software
Architectures
Co-Chairs: R. Pearson, Sun Microsystems Computer Corp.,
R. Aronoff, Sunsoft
10:30-12:00 Noon: Multimedia Toolkits
Chair: M. Brown, DEC Systems Research Center
Toolkit for Shared Hypermedia on a Distributed Object Oriented
Architecture,
R. Trehan, N. Sawashima, K. Yamaguchi, and K. Hasebe,
Toshiba Research and Development Center, Japan
CMIFed: A Presentation Environment for Portable Hypermedia
Documents,
G. van Rossum, J. Jansen, K.S. Mullender, and D.C.A. Butlerman,
Centrum voor Wiskunde en Informatica, The Netherlands
Programming the Multimodal Interface,
E.P. Glinert, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute,
M.M. Blattner, University of California, Davis
1:30-3:15 PM: Delay-Sensitive Retrieval
Chair: P.B. Berra, Syracuse University
Multimedia Network File Servers: Multi-Channel Delay Sensitive Data
Retrieval,
D.J. Gemmell, Simon Fraser University
Optimization of the grouped Sweeping Scheduling (GSS) with
Heterogeneous Multimedia Streams,
M.S. Cheng, P.S. Yu, D.D. Kandlur, IBM T.J. Watson Research Center
Disk Scheduling in a Multimedia I/O System,
A.L. Narasimha Reddy and J. Wyllie, IBM Almaden Research Center
1:30-3:15 PM: Using Video in Group Collaboration
Chair: J. Rosenberg, Bellcore
What Video Can and Can't Do for Collaboration,
E.A. Isaacs and J.C. Tang, SunSoft
Where We Were: Making and Using Near-Synchronous, Pre-narrative
Video,
S.L. Minneman and S.R. Harrison, Xerox PARC
Architectures for Multi-Source Multi-User Video Compositing,
L.C. Yun, University of California, Berkeley
3:30-5:00 PM: Video Processing
Chair: D. DeGroot, Texas Instruments
Projection Detecting Filter for Video Cut Detection,
K. Otsuji and Y. Tonomura, NTT Human Interface Laboratories, Japan
MPEGTool: An X Window Based MPEG Encoder and Statistics Tool,
T. Urabe, H. Afzal, G. Ho, P. Pancha, M. El Zarki, Univerity of Pennsylvania
Image Processing on Compressed Data for Large Video Databases,
F. Arman, A. Hsu, and M.Y. Chiu, Siemens Corporate Research
3:30-5:00 PM, Panel: Multimedia Publishing
Chair: R. Rada, University of Liverpool
Friday, 6 August 1993
8:30-10:15 AM: Network Performance
Chair: A. Lazar, Columbia University
Analysis of Video Conferencing on a Token Ring Local Area Network,
S.M. Crimmins, IBM and Duke University
Algorithms and Performance Evaluation of the Xphone Multimedia
Communication System,
A. Eleftheriadis, S. Pejhan, and D. Anastassiou, Columbia University
A Performance Analysis of the IBM Subsystem Control Block
Architecture in a Video Conferencing Environment,
K. Huynh, IBM Corp. and T. Khoshgoftaar, Florida Atlantic University
8:30-10:15 AM: Authoring
Chair: P. Dewan, Purdue University
Object Composition and playback Model for Handling Multimedia Data,
R. Hamakawa and J. Rekimoto, NEC Corp., Japan
Structured Multimedia Authoring,
L. Hardman, G. van Rossum, D.C.A. Bulterman, Centrum voor Wiskunde en
Informatica, The Netherlands
A Multimedia Testbed,
V. de Mey and S. Gibbs, Universite de Geneve, Switzerland
10:30-12 Noon: Documents
Chair: E. Hoffert, Apple Computer
Synchronization in the MAEstro Multimedia Authoring Environment,
G.D. Drapeau, Stanford University
Automatic Temporal layout Mechanisms, `
M.C. Buchanan and P.T. Zellweger, Xerox PARC
CircusTalk: An Orchestration Service for Distributed Multimedia,
Y.S. Gutfreund, J. Diaz-Gonzales, R. Sasnett, and V. Phuah, GTE
Laboratories
10:30-12 Noon, Panel: The Future of Video Dial Tone:
Chair: Gene Miller, NYNEX
1:30-3:15 PM: Video Servers
Chair: S. Christodoulakis, Technical University of Crete
News On-Demand for Multimedia Networks,
G. Miller, NYNEX, G. Baber, and M. Gilliland, Dow Jones
Streaming RAID: A Disk Storage System for Video and Audio Files,
F.A. Tobagi, J. Pang, R. Baird, and M. Gang, Starlight Networks
Multi-resolution Video Representation for Parallel Disk Arrays,
T. Chiueh, State University of New York
1:30-3:15 PM: Information Access
Chair: F. Golshani, Arizona State University
Panoramic Overviews for navigational Real-World Scenes,
L. Teodosio, Media Lab, M. Mills, Apple Computer
Design of an Information Skimming Space,
M. Ohkubo, N. Kobayashi, and T. Nakagawa, NTT Human Interface
laboratories, Japan
Phoneshell: The Telephone as a Computer Terminal,
C. Schmandt, MIT Media Laboratory
3:30-5:00 PM: Collaboration Systems
Chair: S. Ahuja, AT T Bell Laboratories
CECED: A System for Informal Multimedia Collaboration,
E.J. Craighill,, R. Lang, K. Skinner, and M. Fong, SRI International
Collaborative Multimedia Scientific Design in SHASTRA,
V. Anupam and C.L. Bajaj, Purdue University
The BERKOM Multimedia Collaboration Service,
M. Alternfofen, DEC CEC, et al.
3:30-5:00 PM: Support for Video Applications
Chair: G. Davenport, MIT Media Lab
Integrating Video into an Application Framework,
P. Schnorf, Canon Information Systems
VideoScheme: A Programmable Video Editing System for Automation and Media
Recognition,
J. Matthews, Dartmouth College, P. Gloor, MIT, F. Makedon, Dartmouth College
A Digital On-Demand Video Service Supporting Content-Based Queries,
T.D.C. Little, R.J. Folz, F.W. Reeve, D.H. Schelleng, and
S.D. Venkatesh, Boston University