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Asunto:	eCAADe06, Call for Papers
Fecha:	Thu, 13 Oct 2005 19:25:32 +0200
De:	Bob Martens <b.martens@...>
Para:	ecaade@...

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>Date: Thu, 13 Oct 2005 12:37:11 +0300 (EEST)
>From: vas@...
>Reply-To: vas@...
>Subject: eCAADe06, Call for Papers
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>Conference Theme: Communicating Space(s)
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>During the last four decades, designers have utilized information and
>communication technologies for creating environmental representations in order
>to communicate spatial concepts or designs and for enhancing spaces, as
>contexts for mediated communication. This hypothesis implies two diverse but
>partially intersecting thematic axes along which spatial design and
>communication relate:
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>* Time-based media, information systems and tele-communication networks have
>been used for creating and transmitting environmental representations -
>interactive or not, static or dynamic, locally or remotely experienced.
>Representations range from small objects , to buildings and up to landscape
>models and support various phases of the design process: recording and
>analyzing existing environments, creating visualizations of the design process
>and/or the designed space and finally communicating completed designs.
>
>* Information and communication technologies have been used for enhancing
>physical environments in order to create spatial contexts for mediated
>communication. The contemporary urban environment usually incorporates various
>kinds of representations of reality, communicated to citizens via various
>media and appropriate display systems. New types of mobile communication
>technologies, multi-user virtual environments, geographical positioning
>systems, graphical interfaces on mobile devices, as well as the convergence of
>these systems, lead to new forms of mediated communication, which may
>significantly restructure the way we socialize, alter the experience of urban
>space and the relationship of the physical world with the technologically
>mediated environment.
>
>These thematic axes indicate the main topics of this conference:
>
>1. Communicating spatial representations: Creating static/dynamic,
>interactive/passive, linear/non-linear, iconic/abstract types of spatial
>representations, Making use of several types of interfaces for communicating
>spatial representations, Information (visualization) spaces
>These spaces may vary in scale but emphasis will be given to urban scale
>representations.
>
>2. Communicating within mediated spaces (environments enhanced by information
>and communication technologies): Traditional forms of analogue electronic
>media integrated within environments of any scale, Collaborative virtual
>environments (CVEs), Hybrid spaces (augmented reality, mixed reality systems)
>
>Additional topics include but are not limited to:
>
>Collaborative design,
>Research, Education and Practice
>Digital methods of construction
>Precedence and Prototypes
>Generative design
>Prediction and Evaluation
>Information Visualization
>Shape Studies
>Pervasive and Ubiquitous Computing
>Virtual Architecture
>User Participation in Design
>Web-Based Design
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>Deadline for abstract submissions is 1st February 2006
>For more information, please visit http://www.arch.uth.gr/ecaade06/
>or contact ecaade06@...

-- Profesor Darío Álvarez
LTAD - FAU - UCV
Arquitecto - Utopista
dalvarez@... dariojalvarez@...
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