COGAIN 2009 Program

08.00

Registration, exhibition, demonstrations, coffee, and rolls

SESSION I

Session Chair: Bjarne Ersbøll

09.00

Welcome and introduction
Rector, Lars Pallesen, DTU

09.10

Eye guidance in natural behaviour
Benjamin W. Tatler, School of Psychology, University of Dundee, UK

09.50

Achievements and experiences in the course of COGAIN
Kari-Jouko Räihä, Department of Computer Sciences, University of Tampere

10.30

Coffee, exhibition, demonstrations

SESSION II

Session Chair: John Paulin Hansen

11.00

Joys and sorrows in communicating with gaze
Arne Lykke-Larsen, Department of Physics and Chemistry, University of Southern Denmark

11.30

Paper teasers
- a one-minute introduction to the 18 papers presented in the afternoon

12.00

Lunch, exhibition, demonstrations, posters

SESSION III

Track 1: Gaze interactive users

Session Chair: Howell Istance

Track 2: Gaze interactive systems

Session Chair: Benjamin Tatler

13.30

Eye gaze assessment with a person having complex needs
Margret Buchholz & Eva Holmqvist

Environmental Control Application compliant with Cogain Guidelines
Razzak Faisal, Emiliano Castellina & Fulvio Corno

13.50

Performance Evaluation of a Low-Cost Gaze Tracker for Eye Typing
Maria Barrett, Henrik Skovsgaard & Javier San Agustin

Home and environment control
Petr Novák, Pavel Moc, Olga Štepánková & Lenka Nováková

14.10

Text Editing by Gaze: Static vs. Dynamic Menus
Päivi Majaranta, Niina Majaranta, Gintautas Daunys & Oleg Špakov

A gaze-and cortex-contingent mouse cursor
Michael Dorr, Christoph Rasche & Erhardt Barth

14.30

Selecting with pie menus
Mario H. Urbina, Maike Lorenz & Anke Huckauf

Optimizing the interoperability between a VOG and a EMG system
Mikel Ariz, Javier Navallas, Arantxa Villanueva, Javier San Agustin, Rafael Cabeza & Martin Tall

14.50

Coffee, exhibition, demonstrations, posters

SESSION IV

Track 1: Gaze interactive users

Session Chair: Kari-Jouko Räihä

Track 2: Gaze interactive systems

Session Chair: Arantxa Villanueva

15.30

Gameplay experience in a gaze interaction game
Lennart Nacke, Sophie Stellmach, Dennis Sasse & Craig A. Lindley

Eye Tracker Connectivity
Gintautas Daunys & Vytautas Vysniauskas

15.50

Selecting commands in 3D game environments by gaze gestures
Stephen Vickers, Howell Istance & Aulikki Hyrskykari

SW tool supporting customization of eye tracking algorithms
Petr Novák, & Olga Štepánková

16.10

GazeTrain: A case study of an action oriented gaze-controlled game
Lasse Farnung Laursen & Bjarne Ersbøll

Multimodal Gaze-Based Interaction
Sandra Trösterer & Jeronimo Dzaack

16.30

Detecting Search and Rescue Targets in Moving Aerial Images using Eye-gaze
James Mardell, Mark Witkowski & Robert Spence

Gaze Visualization Trends and Techniques
Sophie Stellmach, Lennart Nacke, Raimund Dachselt & Craig A. Lindley

16.50

Feasibility Study for the use of Eye-Movements in Estimation of Answer Correctness
Minoru Nakayama & Yuko Hayashi

19.00

COGAIN2009 dinner at Brede Spisehus

(We will go to the restaurant by bus. However, you need to find your way back to your hotel on your own. There is a train station 50m from the restaurant and the train leaves every 20 min.)