7. Pervasive 2009: Nara, Japan

Digital Displays

• Jörg Müller, Dennis Wilmsmann, Juliane Exeler, Markus Buzeck, Albrecht Schmidt, Tim Jay, Antonio Krüger:
  Display Blindness: The Effect of Expectations on Attention towards Digital Signage. 1-8
  
• Florian Alt, Christoph Evers, Albrecht Schmidt:
  Users' View on Context-Sensitive Car Advertisements. 9-16
  
• Jörg Müller, Juliane Exeler, Markus Buzeck, Antonio Krüger:
  ReflectiveSigns: Digital Signs That Adapt to Audience Attention. 17-24
  

Navigation

• John Krumm:
  Realistic Driving Trips For Location Privacy. 25-41
  
• Dagmar Kern, Paul Marshall, Eva Hornecker, Yvonne Rogers, Albrecht Schmidt:
  Enhancing Navigation Information with Tactile Output Embedded into the Steering Wheel. 42-58
  
• Harlan Hile, Radek Grzeszczuk, Alan L. Liu, Ramakrishna Vedantham, Jana Kosecka, Gaetano Borriello:
  Landmark-Based Pedestrian Navigation with Enhanced Spatial Reasoning. 59-76
  

At Home with Pervasive Applications

• Somaya Ben Allouch, Jan van Dijk, Oscar Peters:
  The Acceptance of Domestic Ambient Intelligence Appliances by Prospective Users. 77-94
  
• Manu Gupta, Stephen S. Intille, Kent Larson:
  Adding GPS-Control to Traditional Thermostats: An Exploration of Potential Energy Savings and Design Challenges. 95-114
  
• Julie A. Kientz, Gregory D. Abowd:
  KidCam: Toward an Effective Technology for the Capture of Children's Moments of Interest. 115-132
  

Sensors, Sensors, Everywhere

• James Scott, Lorna M. Brown, Mike Molloy:
  Mobile Device Interaction with Force Sensing. 133-150
  
• Keng-hao Chang, Jeffrey Hightower, Branislav Kveton:
  Inferring Identity Using Accelerometers in Television Remote Controls. 151-167
  
• Stacey Kuznetsov, Anind K. Dey, Scott E. Hudson:
  The Effectiveness of Haptic Cues as an Assistive Technology for Human Memory. 168-175
  
• Predrag V. Klasnja, Sunny Consolvo, Tanzeem Choudhury, Richard Beckwith, Jeffrey Hightower:
  Exploring Privacy Concerns about Personal Sensing. 176-183
  

Working Together

• Trevor Pering, Roy Want, Barbara Rosario, Shivani Sud, Kent Lyons:
  Enabling Pervasive Collaboration with Platform Composition. 184-201
  
• Shin'ichi Konomi, Niwat Thepvilojanapong, Ryohei Suzuki, Susanna Pirttikangas, Kaoru Sezaki, Yoshito Tobe:
  Askus: Amplifying Mobile Actions. 202-219
  
• Richard Wetzel, Annika Wærn, Staffan Jonsson, Irma Lindt, Peter Ljungstrand, Karl-Petter Åkesson:
  Boxed Pervasive Games: An Experience with User-Created Pervasive Games. 220-237
  

Tagging and Tracking

• Oliver Woodman, Robert Harle:
  RF-Based Initialisation for Inertial Pedestrian Tracking. 238-255
  
• Shwetak N. Patel, Erich P. Stuntebeck, Thomas Robertson:
  PL-Tags: Detecting Batteryless Tags through the Power Lines in a Building. 256-273
  
• Anmol Sheth, Srinivasan Seshan, David Wetherall:
  Geo-fencing: Confining Wi-Fi Coverage to Physical Boundaries. 274-290
  
• Mikko Lehtonen, Daniel Ostojic, Alexander Ilic, Florian Michahelles:
  Securing RFID Systems by Detecting Tag Cloning. 291-308
  

Methods and Tools

• Hedda Rahel Schmidtke, Woontack Woo:
  Towards Ontology-Based Formal Verification Methods for Context Aware Systems. 309-326
  
• Adrian K. Clear, Ross Shannon, Thomas Holland, Aaron J. Quigley, Simon A. Dobson, Paddy Nixon:
  Situvis: A Visual Tool for Modeling a User's Behaviour Patterns in a Pervasive Environment. 327-341
  
• Nathan Eagle, John A. Quinn, Aaron Clauset:
  Methodologies for Continuous Cellular Tower Data Analysis. 342-353
  

The Importance of Context

• Stina Nylander, Terés Lundquist, Andreas Brännström, Bo Karlson:
  "It's Just Easier with the Phone" - A Diary Study of Internet Access from Cell Phones. 354-371
  
• Kai S. Kunze, Florian Wagner, Ersun Kartal, Ernesto Morales Kluge, Paul Lukowicz:
  Does Context Matter ? - A Quantitative Evaluation in a Real World Maintenance Scenario. 372-389
  
• Philippe Golle, Kurt Partridge:
  On the Anonymity of Home/Work Location Pairs. 390-397
  
• Amy K. Karlson, Brian Meyers, Andy Jacobs, Paul Johns, Shaun K. Kane:
  Working Overtime: Patterns of Smartphone and PC Usage in the Day of an Information Worker. 398-405