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CMCCC ’77

Proceedings of the 5th Canadian Man-Computer Communications Conference

Calgary, Alberta, Canada: 26 – 27 May 1977

© 1977. Published by National Research Council of Canada.

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Overview

The fifth Canadian Man-Computer Communications Conference was hosted by the National Research Council of Canada. Twenty-three papers were presented.

Chairs

D. R. Hill
W. A. Davis

Proceedings

263 pages total

Proceedings of 5th Man-Computer Communications Conference: Front Matter

Edited by D. R. Hill, W. A. Davis
Man-computer communications and CAI

Steve Hunka

pp. 1-21
The use of WATCMI to implement a structured approach to CAI courseware design

B. Wills, J. Wilson

pp. 21-28
Touch sensitive digitizer (TSD)

R. Prytula

pp. 29-30
A video terminal for interactive graphics

N. Burtnyk, P. Carey, K. Steele, M. Wein

pp. 31-44
Selection of the most legible matrix characters in computer-man communications

Ching Suen, Michael Strobel

pp. 45-52
Interactive digitization of sounding values on charts

R. Bolton, A. Boyle

pp. 53-62
GOMADS – An interactive editing system for hydrographic charts

J. Kestner, S. Oraas

pp. 63-72
A data sub-language for casual users

I. Macleod

pp. 73-82
CHOREO: An interactive computer model for choreography

G. Savage, J. Officer

pp. 83-92
Interactive graphics as a vehicle for the enhancement of human creativity

R. Baecker

pp. 93-102
Computer graphic aided music composition

T. Goldberg, G. Schrack

pp. 103-112
The characteristics of a standard man-computer interface

R. Williams

pp. 113-114
User template mode for interactive graphics

U. Lama

pp. 115-124
A minimum configuration microprocessor based data acquisition, postprocessing and reporting system

P. Zsombor-Murray

pp. 125-158
A program structure for event-based speech synthesis by rules within a flexible segmental framework

David Hill

pp. 159-172
Synthesizing British English rhythm – a structured approach

I. Witten, A. Smith

pp. 173-186
Machine aided analysis and recognition of speech

D. Levinson

pp. 187-196
Application of a multi-purpose computer system with interactive graphics

S. Kubina, C. Trueman, A. Skalina, E. Cerny

pp. 197-208
Automated visual representation of linear graphs

Brien Maguire

pp. 209-218
Stereo space, shading and shadowing

K. Andonian, S. Toida

pp. 219-230
Interactive graphics for the design of feedback control systems

J. Wells, W. Lehn, W. Podaima

pp. 231-242
The dichotomy between market needs and what computerized image processing can provide

T. Kasvand

pp. 243-252
The computer as an artistic tool – An attempt to program aesthetic concepts

L. Sveinson

pp. 253-263