HSI 2013 - 6th International Conference on Human System Interaction

Rapid changes of information technologies lead to boosting the strength and efficiency of human activity. These technologies have an influence on every particular area of human life, including education, science, business, leisure time, entertainment, state administration, health care. Human life is greatly dependent on these systems’ efficiency and performance. HSI conference has been prepared as a platform for exchanging ideas, knowledge, skills and experiences in interactions between man and these systems.
Preliminary structure of the conference
(June 5, 2013) Special Workshop for Young Scientists:
Interface designing and construction aiming at young scientists of different age, education and perceptive ability
(June 6-8, 2013) Conference Regular Tracks:
Artificial intelligence:
Autonomous and multi-agent systems, Computational intelligence, Decision making, Decision support systems, Evolutionary computations, Imprecise, uncertain and incomplete data models and knowledge, Intelligent control, Intelligent multimodal sensor systems and haptics of future, Machine learning, Merging of mind and machine, Robot intelligence and robot learning, Soft computing, Web intelligence and mobile agent.
Human machine interaction:
Advanced computer graphics, Advanced interfaces for mobile devices, Affective computing, Cognitive modelling, Digital human modelling, Home automation systems, Intelligent human-robot interaction, Multi-modal communication, Natural language interactions.
Education and training:
Affective computing in education, Data modelling and simulation for education and training, Entertainment and gaming, Information and knowledge visualization, Multimodal communication, Natural language interactions, Virtual reality.
Telemedicine and e-health:
Assisted living facilities, Diagnostic systems for medicine, Disease management, Home telemetry and remote care, Nursing home, Rural health, Wearable assets for telemedicine, Wireless sensor networks for telemedicine and human tracking.
Cyber security:
Application security, Attacks and threats, General security systems for disabled persons, Human factors in cyber security, Security standards.
Sociological and psychological aspects of HSI:
General aspects in different domains, Decision support systems in both fields, Distance learning, Ethical aspects of IT, Natural communication systems, Psychological networks, Social networks.