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The volume in the Springer-Verlag LNCS series (volume 2864) publishes full papers and technical notes, alongside extended abstracts from conference forums. 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The conference brings together leading researchers from a variety of disciplines, perspectives and geographical areas, who are exploring the implications of computing as it moves beyond the desktop and becomes increasingly interwoven into the fabrics of our lives.  \nThe full papers and technical notes for UbiComp 2003 are published in the Springer-Verlag Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS) series, volume 2864 . In addition to papers and technotes, UbiComp 2003 is hosting a wide variety of other presentation forums, including demonstrations, interactive posters, a doctoral colloquium, a video program, twelve workshops, and a panel. This broad selection of venues and media within the conference is one of the great strengths of the UbiComp series, and this Adjunct Proceedings volume includes extended abstracts from each of these forums. While the acceptance rates in these categories were higher than for the full papers and technical notes, all submissions were subjected to a peer review process designed to ensure high quality.  \nFirstly, UbiComp 2003 includes a Panel track chaired by Gerd Kortuem. The panel, chaired by Eric Pauloson the 􀀌nal day of the conference, features participants sharing their views on the prospects for new forms of \\mobile play\" engendered by ubiquitous computing technologies.  \nThe Demonstrations program, co-chaired by Eric Paulos and Allison Woodru􀀋, with assistance from Elizabeth Goodman, includes approximately forty examples of ubiquitous computing technology, applications and art, many of which provide opportunities for attendees to directly experience the impacts of ubiquitous computing. The large collection of demonstrations includes a living sculpture, a WiFi game in the streets of Seattle, cardboard boxes for con􀀌guring an information network, and new location-tracking systems and extended-sensor `motes'.  \nOur Interactive Posters track, co-chaired by Marc Langheinrich and Yasuto Nakanishi, o􀀋ers a venue for the presentation of late-breaking and/or controversial results in an informal and interactive setting. This year, over forty posters were accepted, representing a variety of scienti􀀌c backgrounds, and including many researchers who are new to the 􀀌eld of ubiquitous computing.  \nThe participants in the Doctoral Colloquium, chaired by Tom Rodden, are given the opportunity to present their thesis research plans to a panel of senior researchers representing several areas within ubiquitous computing, and receive focused, constructive feedback. These students may also choose to present their work to the larger conference community as posters.  \nThe Videos program, chaired by Jason Brotherton and Peter Ljungstrand, o􀀋ers another format in which researchers in ubiquitous computing can present their work. Videos o􀀋er an opportunity for authors to present their work in a scenario of use, creating aspects of the context that may be di􀀎cult to replicate on-site at the conference venue. In addition to the extended abstracts in this volume, the twelve videos this year are also distributed in DVD format.  \nFinally, twelve Workshops precede the main conference this year, o􀀋ering the chance for small groups of participants to share understandings and experiences, to foster research communities, to learn from each other and to envision future directions. This year's workshop program, chaired by Michael Beigl, covers many emerging topics in ubiquitous computing, including healthcare, commerce, privacy and intimacy.  \nWe are very grateful to the chairs and authors in all of these participation categories for providing attendees with new perspectives on and experiences of ubiquitous computing. We are also want to express our immense gratitude to Khai Truong, our ","cbCaismsENRaXuuq","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaismsENRaXuuq","pdf",52952281,341,"English","# Preface\n## Conference scope and publications\n## Participation forums\n## Acknowledgements and organization","[{\"question\":\"What is UbiComp 2003 mainly focused on?\",\"answer\":\"UbiComp 2003 focuses on research related to the design, implementation, deployment, and evaluation of ubiquitous computing technologies.\"},{\"question\":\"What does this adjunct proceedings volume contain?\",\"answer\":\"It includes extended abstracts from multiple conference forums in addition to the separately published full papers and technical notes.\"},{\"question\":\"Which participation formats are covered in the preface?\",\"answer\":\"The preface covers a panel track, demonstrations, interactive posters, a doctoral colloquium, a video program, and workshops.\"}]","UbiComp 2003 - Adjunct Proceedings Preface | PDF",1790237375,119]