WSE 2001: Program

WSE 2001 is a full-day workshop. The overall workshop structure, as well as the agenda for the day, is shown below.

Workshop Structure

WSE 2001 is structured around theme-oriented presentations made by workshop authors. Following each presentation, the workshop participants will engage in structured discussion. The idea is to foster the exchange of ideas and information in an informal setting, but with some boundaries placed on topics and time to ensure that the workshop stays on schedule.

In keeping with the theme of "Access for All," the WSE 2001 workshop is structured around three central themes:

There is also an over-arching theme of "Evolution" that refers to activities related to evolving Web sites, such as reverse engineering.

Final Program

Time

Activity

9:00a -
9:15a

Welcome (Scott Tilley, University of California, Riverside, USA)

9:15a –
10:15a

Keynote: Web Accessibility
Cornelia Boldyreff, University of Durham, UK

10:15a –11:00a

Languages (Hausi Müller, University of Victoria, Canada)

	Knowledge Representation for Web based Services in a Multicultural Environment Hiranmay Ghosh, Tata Infotech Research Group, India
	Recovering Traceability Links in Multilingual Web Sites Paolo Tonella, ITC-irst, Italy
	Open discussion

11:00a –
11:30a

Nutrition break

11:30a -
1:00p

Accessibility (Craig Gaskell, University of Hull, UK)

	Requirements for Maintaining Web Access for Hearing Impaired Individuals Daniel Berry, University of Waterloo, Canada
	The Case for the Use of Plain English to Increase Web Accessibility Cornelia Boldyreff, University of Durham, UK
	Improving Web Accessibility for Visually Handicapped People using KAI Mercedes Macías, Universidad de Extremadura, Spain
	Open discussion

1:00p –
2:00p

Lunch

2:00p –
3:30p

Evolution I (Paolo Tonella, ITC-irst, Italy)

	Predicting Web Site Access: An Application of Time Series Giuliano Antoniol, University of Sannio, Italy
	The Evolution of an Organizational Web Site: Moving from HTML to XML/XSL Engin Kirda, Technical University of Vienna, Austria
	Maintenance Support for Web Sites: A Case Study Panos Linos, Butler University, USA
	Preparing the Ground for Website Metrics Research Paul Warren, University of Hull, UK
	Open discussion

3:30p –
4:00p

Nutrition break

4:00p –
4:30p

Devices (Scott Tilley, University of California, Riverside, USA)

	Issues in Accessing Web Sites from Mobile Devices Scott Tilley, University of California, Riverside, USA Bas Toeter, Universiteit van Amsterdam, The Netherlands Ken Wong, University of Alberta, Canada
	Open discussion

4:30p -
5:45p

Evolution II (Kostas Kontogiannis, University of Waterloo, Canada)

	Web Site Reuse: Cloning and Adapting Pierpaolo Gallucci, University of Sannio, Italy
	Towards a Better Understanding of Web Applications Ahmed Hassan, University of Waterloo, Canada
	Leveraging Program Analysis for Web Site Reverse Engineering Holger Kienle, University of Victoria, Canada
	Web Site Maintenance With Software–Engineering Tools Johannes Martin, University of Victoria, Canada
	Open discussion

5:45p -
6:00p

Wrap-up (All)