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IW3C2 is partnering with Geek Cruises and hereby announces our FIRST "mid-year" meeting!
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"WWW2002 Midyear: A Tech Update"
WESTERN CARIBBEAN, November 9-16 2002
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Learn about critical web technologies from leading experts on a relaxing cruise in the Western Caribbean!
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On 7-11 May 2002, Honolulu, Hawaii provided the backdrop for The Eleventh International World Wide Web Conference. This prestigious series of the International World Wide Web Conference Committee (IW3C2) attracted over
900 participants from around the world, and provided a public forum for the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) through the annual W3C track. Registered participants from 36 countries interacted over the five event filled days:
American Samoa · Australia · Austria · Belgium · Brazil · Canada · Chile · Denmark · Finland · France · Gambia · Germany · Ghana · Greece · Hong Kong &midd;
ot; Hungary · India · Ireland · Israel · Italy · Japan · The Netherlands · New Zealand · Norway
· People's Republic of China · Portugal · Republic of Korea · Russia · Singapore · Slovenia · Spain · Sweden · Switzerland · Taiwan · United Kingdom · United States of Ame
rica
The main conference consisted of 3 day technical program describing the latest developments in Web technologies. The information was presented in a variety of formats that included:
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Refereed Papers Track:
- Applications
- Browsers and User Interfaces
- Electronic Commerce and Security
- Hypermedia
- Languages
- Mobility and Wireless Access
- Multimedia
- Performance
- Searching, Querying, Indexing, and Crawling
- Semantic Web
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Alternate Paper Tracks:
- W3C Track
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Education Track
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Global Community Track
(includes culture & society and
internationalization)
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Practice & Experience Track
(includes Telehealth)
- Vendors Track
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Web Engineering Track
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Panels
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Posters
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The 3 day technical program was preceded by day of tutorial and workshop sessions. Following the main conference was a "Developers Day" devoted to in-depth technical sessions designed
specifically for web developers.
The conference was organized by the International World Wide
Web Conference Committee (IW3C2), the University of Hawaii and the Pacific
Telecommunications Council (PTC).
Featured Keynote Speakers
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Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the World Wide
Web and Director of the W3C who now holds the 3Com Founders chair at the Laboratory for Computer
Science (LCS) at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).
Opening Keynote:
Specs count
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Richard A. DeMillo, vice president and chief
technology officer for Hewlett-Packard Company.
Keynote Address:
New Foundations for Trust and the Web
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Ian Foster, guru of "Grid Computing", associate
division director, senior scientist, and head of the Distributed Systems Lab, Mathematics &
Computer Science, Argonne National Laboratory, and a professor of Computer Science at the University of Chicago.
Keynote Address:
The Grid: Enabling Resource Sharing within Virtual Organizations
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Pamela Samuelson, a McArthur Prize Winner,
international expert on Intellectual Property in the Information Age and professor at the University
of California at Berkeley.
Keynote Address:
Toward a New Politics of Intellectual Property
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Alfred Z. Spector, vice president of Services
and Software at IBM Research who is responsible for setting IBM's worldwide services and software
research strategy.
Keynote Address:
Architecting Knowledge Middleware
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