Talks
Talks
W3C Talks for the year 2003
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- 17
- Tatsuya Hagino participated in the panel Significance and Value of Standardization Activity for XML/Web Services at OracleWorld Tokyo (in Japanese) in Tokyo, Japan. The event was sponsored by Oracle Japan.
- 11
- Ivan Herman presented Un aperçu des technologies du W3C (An Overview of W3C Technologies) at the Première Conférence Plénière STIC (CoPSTIC'03) in Rabat, Morocco.
- 11
- Daniel Dardailler presented a WAI WCAG update at Séminaire 01net e-Accessibilité: Internet pour tous in Paris, France. The event was sponsored by ADAE.
- 10
- U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan and Tim Berners-Lee sent email to World Summit Event for Schools participants at 800 schools in 80 countries using the NeXT computer that was used to invent the World Wide Web. The event took place at SIS-Forum, Palexpo Conference center, Geneva, Switzerland.
- 9
- Tim Berners-Lee participated in the Visionary Panel Discussion: Science and Governance at the Role of Science in the Information Society (RSIS) conference held at CERN in Geneva, Switzerland. Other panelists were Ion Iliescu, President of Romania; Walther Lichem, Austrian Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs; M.G.K. Menon, Indian Space Research Organization; and Talal Abu-Ghazeleh, UN ITC Task Force.
- 9
- Tim Berners-Lee participated in the roundtable Taking Responsibility in the Information Age in Geneva, Switzerland. The roundtable was co-chaired by Klaus Schwab, World Economic Forum, and moderated by James Rubin, former US Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs.
- 9
- Tim Berners-Lee gave a lecture The Essence of the Web at the Role of Science in the Information Society (RSIS) conference held at CERN in Geneva, Switzerland.
- 7-12
- XML 2003 in Philadelphia, PA, USA, sponsored by IDEAlliance (co-hosted by W3C)
- 7 December
- Jonathan Robie, W3C XML Query Working Group, presented a full day tutorial XML, Databases and XQuery - The W3C XML Query Language.
- John Cowan, W3C XML Core Working Group, presented a half day tutorial Moving Toward XHTML 2.0.
- Norman Walsh, W3C XML Core Working Group and W3C Technical Architecture Group (TAG), presented a half day tutorial XPath 2.0 and XSLT 2.0.
- 9 December
- Micah Dubinko, W3C XForms Working Group, presented XForms: Bringing the Power of XML to Everyone.
- Martin Dürst presented Internationalization of XML - Past, Present, Future.
- Paul Cotton, W3C XML Query Working Group Chair and W3C Technical Architecture Group (TAG) and Dan Connolly participated in the town hall meeting W3C Technical Architecture Group.
- 10 December
- Mike Champion, W3C Web Services Architecture Working Group, presented Progress Toward a Reference Architecture for Web Services.
- Philippe Le Hégaret presented DOM Level 3.
- C. M. Sperberg-McQueen presented XML Schema 1.0: A Language for Document Grammars.
- Philippe Le Hégaret presented WSDL 1.2.
- David Fallside, W3C XML Protocol Working Group Chair and W3C Web Services Coordination Group Chair, and Yves Lafon presented SOAP Version 1.2 & Related Updates.
- Peter Fankhauser, W3C XML Query Working Group, presented Rich Interactive Publications with XSLT and Little Else.
- 11 December
- Jonathan Robie participated in the town hall meeting Querying and Storing XML.
- Philippe Le Hégaret participated in the town hall on Web Services and Service Oriented Architecture.
- Dan Brickley, Dan Connolly and Norman Walsh participated in the town hall meeting Practical RDF.
- Jonathan Robie presented SQL/XML, XQuery, and Native XML Programming Languages.
- Paul Cotton presented Querying XML Documents.
- Matt May presented Designing Accessibility into Content Management Systems.
- Henry S. Thompson presented Re-Interpreting the XML Pipeline Note: Adding Streaming and On-Demand Invocation.
- C. M. Sperberg-McQueen presented Using Logic Grammars to Implement XML Schema.
- 7 December
- 5
- David Booth presented From Web Services to the Semantic Web: Global Data Reuse at the Worcester Polytechnic Institute Computer Science Colloquium in Worcester, MA, USA.
- 1
- Daniel Dardailler presented a WAI WCAG update at Séminaire AccessiWeb in Paris, France. The event was sponsored by BrailleNet.
November
- 26-27
- Marie-Claire Forgue ran the W3C booth at Intégration 2003: XML & Web Services at CNIT La Défense, Paris, France.
- 24-25
- International Telecommunication Union (ITU) Workshop on Standardization in Telecommunications for motor vehicles in Geneva, Switzerland
- Philipp Hoschka gave a presentation on W3C on 24 November.
- Dave Raggett presented W3C's role in developing standards for Multimodal Interactionon 25 November.
- 20
- Daniel Dardailler presented a W3C/QA/WAI update at Quality for cultural Web sites in Parma, Italy. The event was sponsored by the Italian government, IE.
- 14
- W3C Day Japan 2003 (in Japanese) at Keio University Mita Campus in Tokyo, Japan. The event was organized by the Keio Research Institute at Shonan Fujisawa Campus (SFC). Simultaneous interpretation was provided.
- Nobuo Saito presented Welcome to W3C Day Japan 2003.
- Steve Bratt presented W3C: Laying the Foundation for the Next Generation of the Web.
- Philippe Le Hégaret presented Web Services: SOAP, WSDL and Choreography and Integration of XML Technologies.
- Masayasu Ishikawa presented Interactive Web.
- Kazuhiro Kitagawa and Dave Raggett presented Device Independent Cool Web Interaction.
- Shawn Lawton Henry and Wendy Chisholm presented Opportunities for International Web Accessibility Guidelines.
- Tim Berners-Lee presented Semantic Web: Concepts and States.
- Eric Prud'hommeaux presented RDF Application Overview.
- 12-13
- China International Forum on WWW's Development 2003 in Beijing, China. The event was co-organized by the China Computer Federation and the W3C Office in Hong Kong.
- 12 November
- Ivan Herman presented a General W3C Overview and Overview of the Semantic Web
- Philipp Hoschka presented Mobile Web
- Richard Ishida presented Keeping the Web Together Around the World
- Prof. Shi Zhongzhi, Secretary-General of the China Computer Federation, presented Intelligent Web
- Judy Brewer presented Web Accessibility Initiative
- 13 November tutorials
- Future Web Interface Technologies by Philipp Hoschka
- Internationalization by Richard Ishida
- Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) by Ivan Herman
- Web Accessibility by Matthew May
- 12 November
- 6
- Dominique Hazaël-Massieux presented Semantic Web Applications at W3C at SIMO in Madrid, Spain.
- 6
- James Larson, W3C Voice Browser Working Group co-Chair; Wu Chou, W3C Multimodal Interaction Working Group, EMMA subgroup co-Chair; Yi-Min Chee, W3C Multimodal Interaction Working Group, Ink subgroup Chair; Igar Joblokov; and Stephen Potter participated in the panel Standards for Multimodal User Interfaces at the Fifth International Conference on Multimodal Interfaces (ICMI-PUI'03) in Vancouver, BC, Canada.
- 5
- Karl Dubost presented Les normes Web : un fardeau ou un progrès ? (Web Standards: A Burden or Progress?) at CRDP at the Université de Montréal, Québec, Canada.
- 2-5
- Katrin Franke, W3C Multimodal Interaction Pen Input subgroup, presented Ink Markup Language Activities of the W3C Multimodal Interaction Working Group at the 11th Conference of the International Graphonomics Society (IGS2003) in Scottsdale, AZ, USA.
October
- 29
- James Hendler, co-Chair of the W3C Web Ontology Working Group, presented The Semantic Web at Technology Day 2003: Virtual Delivery (PDF) sponsored by the Special Libraries Association Maryland Chapter, in Baltimore, MD, USA.
- 23
- Tim Berners-Lee gave a keynote Semantic Web: Where to Direct Our Energy at the 2nd International Semantic Web Conference (ISWC2003) in Sanibel Island, FL, USA.
- 22
- Steven Pemberton participated in a panel on Problems of Standards Implementation at the 3rd IEEE Conference on Standardization and Innovation in Information Technology at Delft University of Technology, Delft, The Netherlands.
- 22
- Ivan Herman presented an Introduction to the Semantic Web at the Next Generation Internet Workshop at the Polytechnic University of Madrid, Spain.
- 18
- Marie-Claire Forgue ran the W3C booth at la Fête de la Science in Sophia Antipolis, France.
- 15
- James Hendler, co-Chair of the W3C Web Ontology Working Group, spoke about ontologies at the International Lisp Conference (ILC 2003) in New York, NY, USA.
- 15
- Philipp Hoschka gave a talk on Voice Access and the Web: Present and Future at Berliner XML Tage 2003 in Berlin, Germany. The event was sponsored by the XML Clearinghouse für Berlin und Brandenburg.
- 14
- Rigo Wenning presented Security on the Web at the OECD Global Forum on Information Systems and Network Security in Oslo, Norway.
- 7
- Henry S. Thompson gave the keynote XML After 5 Years: Where we've been and where we're going at The XML Day at CNIT La Défense, Paris, France.
- 3
- Ivan Herman presented an Introduction to the Semantic Web to the IT Standards Committee, Singapore.
- 1
- Ivan Herman participated in the panel Issues, Standards and Emerging Web Services Technologies at iX 2003 in Singapore.
September
- 29 September - 2 October
- SpeechTEK 2003 in New York, NY, USA
- Deborah Dahl, W3C Multimodal Interaction Working Group Chair, and Luc Gagnon presented the tutorial Understanding Natural Language on 30 September.
- Deborah Dahl gave a talk on W3C Multimodal Interaction Working Group Activities at The Importance of Standards session on 2 October.
- James Larson, W3C Voice Browser Working Group co-Chair, and Rob Marchant presented the tutorial Introduction to VoiceXML on 30 September.
- James Larson gave a talk on VoiceXML Standards Update at The Importance of Standards session on 2 October.
- James Larson participated in the Industry Analysts Discussion on 2 October.
- 26
- Masayasu Ishikawa participated in the Opera press conference (event page in Japanese) at Mielparque Tokyo, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan.
- 25
- Dave Raggett gave a talk on Emerging Standards for Voice and Multimodal Interaction on the Web at the UK Unix Users Group AGM held at University College London, UK.
- 23
- Tim Berners-Lee gave a keynote at the World Creative Forum 2003 at the London Design Festival, London, UK.
- 23
- Bert Bos gave a talk on Multimodal Interaction at W3C Mitgliedertreffen in Erfurt, Germany. The event was sponsored by the W3C Germany and Austria Office.
- 22
- Tim Berners-Lee gave a keynote The Future of the World Wide Web (slides, Webcast) at the Royal Society, London, UK.
- 18
- Hugo Haas gave a keynote Fulfilling Web Services' Promises at IT Conference in Salvador, Brazil.
- 20
- Philipp Hoschka presented An Introduction to W3C and RDF at the SMPTE Engineering Committee Meeting in Geneva, Switzerland
- 17
- Tim Berners-Lee gave a keynote at the IT - The Universal Enabler conference in London, UK. The event was co-hosted by the Worshipful Company of Information Technologists and the Lord Mayor of London.
- 12
- Rigo Wenning lectured on European Electronic Signatures in XML at the University of Technology, Sydney, Australia.
- 11
- Rigo Wenning participated in a panel on Communicating important privacy information - issues, and recent initiatives aimed at doing this more effectively (slides) at the 25th International Conference of Data Protection and Privacy Commissioners in Sydney, Australia.
- 10
- Philippe Le Hégaret particpated in a panel on "Web Services Standards: Where Are They Going?" organized by the OMG during Integrate 2003 in Boston, MA, USA, and presented Web Services at the W3C.
- 9
- Matt May presented a tutorial A Web Accessibility Primer: W3C/WCAG, 508, and the Modern Site at the Seybold-WOW Web Design and Development Conference in San Francisco, CA, USA. The event was sponsored by the World Organization of Webmasters.
- 9
- Rigo Wenning presented a P3P Tutorial, Introduction to APPEL at the W3C Event on P3P and Enterprise Privacy Languages in Sydney, Australia. The event was co-sponsored by W3C and IBM.
- 8
- Eric Miller gave a keynote The Semantic Web at the Semantic Technologies for eGovernment conference at the White House Conference Center, Truman Room, in Washington, DC, USA.
- 8
- Charles McCathieNevile gave a talk on the Semantic Web and W3C at LaTrobe University, Melbourne, Australia.
- 5
- Charles McCathieNevile spoke on the Semantic Web and Multimedia at the Semantic Web Brain Lunch at the National Gallery Archives, Melbourne, Australia. The event was sponsored by the National Gallery of Victoria.
- 4
- James Hendler, co-Chair of the W3C Web Ontology Working Group, gave a talk on Science and the Semantic Web at the Research Councils UK (RCUK) e-Science All Hands Meeting in Nottingham, UK.
- 3-5
- 24th Internationalization & Unicode Conference in Atlanta, GA, USA, co-sponsored by W3C.
- Richard Ishida gave two tutorials, An Introduction to Writing Systems: A review of script characteristics affecting computer-based script support and Unicode and Introduction to Indic Scripts on 3 September.
- Richard Ishida presented the paper Creating Bidi X/HTML Pages on 4 September.
- Martin Dürst presented the paper Internationalized Resounce Identifiers (IRIs) - Server-side Implementation on 4 September.
- Martin Dürst moderated a panel on Web Internationalization on 4 September. Other panelists were Richard Ishida, Chris Lilley, Addison Philipps, and Tex Texin.
- Chris Lilley presented the papers Emoji - Not your Grandfather's Glyphs and Extending SVG Fonts with Graphite on 5 September.
- Chris Lilley moderated a panel on Internationalization and the Digital Divide on 5 September.
August
- 28
- Hugo Haas gave the keynote Web Services Infrastructure: Where Do We Stand? at the IDG Web Services Conference 2003 in Tokyo, Japan.
- 21
- Ivan Herman presented an Overview of W3C and 2D Web Graphics: SVG at Monash University, Melbourne, Australia. The event was sponsored by the W3C Australian Office.
- 18
- Ivan Herman presented an Overview of W3C and 2D Web Graphics: SVG at W3C Day at the Evolve Conference 2003 in Sydney, Australia. W3C Day was sponsored by the W3C Australian Office.
July
- 17
- David Booth presented Fundamentals of the Semantic Web: Global Data Reuse at the sd&m-Konferenz 2003 in Munich, Germany.
- 13 - 18
- SVG Open 2003 in Vancouver, BC, Canada. The conference was hosted by SchemaSoft and co-hosted by W3C.
- Chris Lilley gave a keynote The Next-Generation Web Client on 18 July.
- The W3C SVG Working Group participated in the panel discussion SVG Working Group: Questions and Answers on 17 July.
- Dean Jackson presented The beginners guide to making bad SVG presentations and Making Accessible SVG.
- Chris Lilley participated in a panel SVG and Mapping - Possible Enhancements to a Future SVG Standard Regarding Cartographic Requirements.
- 7
- Judy Brewer presented Standards Harmonization and Implementation Considerations in Web Accessibility at the eGovernment Conference 2003 in Como, Italy, as part of a round-table on A Better Life for European Citizens. The conference was sponsored by the Italian Presidency of the European Union and the European Commission.
- 3
- Steven Pemberton presented XHTML2 and XForms at Zomersessie van NGI Limburg: XHTML2 en XForms, state of the art en stage-ervaringen bij het W3C in Maastricht, The Netherlands. Rutger van Waveren, formerly of the W3C Team, also spoke at this event which was sponsored by NGI.
- 3
- Rigo Wenning gave a talk on IRIs: Internationalized URIs at Les seconds états généraux européens du nommage Internet in Paris, France.
- 2
- Richard Ishida presented W3C: I18N activities and outlook at the LISA Forum Europe 2003 in London, UK.
June
- 23 - 27
- UPA 12th Annual Conference "Ubiquitous Usability" in Scottsdale, AZ, USA. The conference is sponsored by the Usability Professionals' Association (UPA).
- Shawn Lawton Henry, Sheryl Burgstahler, and Mary Martinson led the tutorial Evaluating for Accessibility, Usability Testing in Diverse Situations on 24 June.
- Shawn Lawton Henry and Sheryl Burgstahler led the advanced topic seminar Filling in the Gaps of UI Accessibility Management and Research on 25 June.
- Shawn Lawton Henry, Kitch Barnicle, and Mary Martinson presented Beyond Video: Accessibility Profiles, Personas, and Scenarios Up Close and Personal on 25 June
- Shawn Lawton Henry presented Another -ability: Accessibility Primer for Usability Specialists on 26 June.
- 18
- Hugo Haas gave the keynote Web services: setting and resetting expectations on tape at the Enterprise Portal & Web Services Conference 2003 in Hong Kong.
- 10 - 24
- W3C Semantic Tour.
- Tuesday, 10 June: Pontificia Università Gregoriana, Rome, Italy. Invited speakers (detailed agenda):
- Daniel Dardailler presented About W3C
- Massimo Marchiori, W3C/MIT, presented W3C and the Semantic Web
- Michele Missikoff, CNR-IASI, presented Il Web Semantico nelle applicazioni d'impresa - Interoperabilità e ontologie d'impresa
- Nicola Guarino, CNR-ISTC, presented Il ruolo delle ontologie nel Semantic Web
- Jeremy J. Carroll, HP Labs, presented HP e Semantic Web
- Guido Vetere, IBM Software Group Rome Lab, presented Semantic Web per la piccola e media impresa: il progetto SEWASIE
- Local organizer and chair: Oreste Signore, W3C Office in Italy
- Thursday, 12 June: Regents Park, London, United Kingdom. Invited speakers (detailed agenda):
- Ivan Herman presented an Overview of W3C
- Ora Lassila, Nokia Research Fellow, presented Towards the Semantic Web (PDF)
- Brian Matthews, CCLRC Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, presented Migrating Thesauri to the Semantic Web
- Andy Seaborne, HP Research Lab, presented Applying (and building) the Semantic Web
- Michael Moss, Rolls-Royce, presented Some industrial information scenarios - Can the Semantic Web help?
- Alistair Duke, BTexact, presented Applying Semantic Web Technology to eBusiness and KM
- Local organizer and chair: Michael Wilson, W3C UK and Ireland Office
- Tuesday, 17 June: Munich, Germany. Invited speakers (detailed agenda):
- Philipp Hoschka presented Anwendungen des Semantic Web (Applications of the Semantic Web)
- Ivan Herman presented an Introduction to the Semantic Web
- Mario Jeckle, DaimlerChrysler, presented Web Services und das semantic Web
- Jürgen Angele, Ontoprise, presented Semantic Web Technologies @ Work
- Local organizer and chair: Klaus Birkenbihl, W3C German Office
- Thursday, 19 June: Athens, Greece. Invited speakers (detailed agenda):
- Daniel Dardailler presented W3C: How to protect your innovation thru Web Standards
- Stelios Orphanoudakis, ERCIM and ICS-FORTH Director
- Vassilis Spitadakis, FORTHnet SA
- Grigoris Antoniou, ICS-FORTH
- Dominique Hazaël-Massieux presented RDF in Real Life - Some examples of RDF applications
- Local organizer and chair: Evangelos Markatos, W3C Office in Greece
- Tuesday, 24 June: Brussels, Belgium. Invited speakers (detailed agenda):
- Ivan Herman presented a High-Level Overview of W3C Technologies and Introduction to the Semantic Web
- Daniel Dardailler presented About W3C
- Frank van Harmelen, Free University Amsterdam
- Franco Mastroddi - Information Society DG Unit E2
- Peter Brown, European Parliament
- Local organizer and chair: Frank Roos, W3C Benelux Office
- Tuesday, 10 June: Pontificia Università Gregoriana, Rome, Italy. Invited speakers (detailed agenda):
- 10
- Matt May presented Web Accessibility: What, Why and How at SLA 2003 in New York, NY, USA. The conference was sponsored by the Special Libraries Association.
- 5
- Massimo Marchiori presented The Next-Generation Web: Information in the Third Millennium at the University of Linkoeping SaS Seminar Series in Linköping, Sweden.
- 1
- C. M. Sperberg-McQueen presented XML Schema 1.0: A Language for Document Grammars at Web X: A Decade of the World Wide Web, the Joint International Conference of the Association for Computers and the Humanities and the Association for Literary and Linguistic Computing. The event was held in Athens, Georgia, USA.
May
- 27
- Daniel Dardailler gave a presentation on WAI activities at a meeting of accessibility experts at the office of the French Research Minister in Paris, France.
- 24
- Twelfth International World Wide Web Conference (WWW2003) Developers Day in Budapest, Hungary
- Marja-Riitta Koivunen, Ralph Swick, Emmanuel Pietriga and José Kahan presented Cross-Application Data Interaction: Shared Bookmarks and IsaViz at the Semantic Web track.
- Chris Lilley presented Beyond SVG 1.1 at the Web Graphics track.
- Dean Jackson presented The Making Of at the Web Graphics track.
- Steven Pemberton and TV Raman presented XForms on the Move at the Mobile Web track.
- 21 - 23
- W3C Track chaired by Marie-Claire Forgue at the Twelfth International World Wide Web Conference (WWW2003) in Budapest, Hungary.
- 21 May 10:30-12:00: Leading the Web to its Full Potential chaired by Steve Bratt.
- 21 May 13:30-15:00: The Future Web Browser chaired by Tim Berners-Lee.
- 21 May 15:30-17:00: W3C's Architecture and Development Principles chaired by Daniel Dardailler.
- Quality Assurance Goals by Daniel Dardailler
- Outreach Resources and Tools For a Better Web by Dominique Hazaël-Massieux
- Community-driven tools development for a better Web - by Olivier Thereaux
- Technical Architecture Group Scope by Tim Berners-Lee and TAG members
- 22 May 8:30-10:00: Five Years and Growing: The XML Family chaired by Liam Quin.
- 22 May 10:30-12:00: W3C Standards for Web Services chaired by C. M. Sperberg-McQueen.
- Web Services Architecture by Hugo Haas
- WSDL 1.2 by Philippe Le Hégaret
- SOAP 1.2 by Yves Lafon
- Internationalization and Web Services by Martin Dürst
- 22 May 15:30-17:00: Semantic Web Update chaired by Eric Miller.
- W3C Semantic Web Activity by Eric Miller
- RDF Core Support and Deployment by Brian McBride
- Web Ontology Status by Jim Hendler and Guus Schreiber
- Semantic Web Advanced Development by Ralph Swick and Dan Brickley
- Semantic Web in the Field by R.V. Guha
- 23 May 10:30-12:00: Preparing for New Devices chaired by Ian Jacobs.
- 23 May 13:30-15:00: W3C's Horizontal Essentials chaired by Janet Daly.
- Web Accessibility by Judy Brewer
- XML Accessibility Guidelines, User Agent Accessibility Guidelines, Authoring Tool Accessibility Guidelines by Matt May
- Web Content Accessibility Guidelines by Wendy Chisholm
- Internationalization by Richard Ishida
- W3C's Horizontal Activities Usage: XHTML Family Case Study by Steven Pemberton
- 23 May 15:30-17:00: "Public Questions and Answers" chaired by Steve Bratt
- 21-23 May: The W3C booth offering materials in English and Hungarian was run in coordination with the W3C Office in Hungary. Demos outside the hall included PhotoRDF, IsaViz 2.0, ChessGML to SVG XSLT, Amaya 8.0 and CSS 3
- 21
- Tim Berners-Lee gave the keynote Fitting It All Together at the Twelfth International World Wide Web Conference (WWW2003) in Budapest, Hungary.
- 20
- Dan Connolly, Tim Berners-Lee and Sandro Hawke presented a Semantic Web Tutorial Using N3 (tutorial notes) at the Twelfth International World Wide Web Conference (WWW2003) in Budapest, Hungary.
- 16
- Tim Berners-Lee gave a lecture at Cultural Convergence and Digital Technology in Athens, Greece.
- 14
- Daniel Weitzner presented The Role of P3P in Protecting Privacy Online: Legal status of machine-readable privacy statements at Technologies For Protecting Personal Information: The Consumer Experience and The Business Experience in Washington, DC, USA. The workshops were sponsored by the United States Federal Trade Commission.
- 13
- Ivan Herman presented an Introduction to the Semantic Web (in Hungarian) at the Polytechnic University of Budapest. The talk was sponsored by the W3C Office in Hungary.
- 12
- Steven Pemberton gave a keynote Usability, Accessibility and XHTML 2 at Integrazione di Usabilità e Accessibilità nei Siti Web (in Italian) in Pisa, Italy. The event was sponsored by SIGCHI Italy.
- 10
- Wendy Chisholm presented Il progetto Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) at the WEBBIT 2003 (in Italian) conference and expo in Padova, Italy.
- 6
- XML Europe 2003 in London, UK. The conference was sponsored by IDEAlliance.
- Paul Cotton, Chair, W3C XML Query Working Group, presented a W3C XML Query WG Update.
- Henry S. Thompson presented W3C XML Schema Two Years On.
- Henry S. Thompson and Richard Tobin presented Using Finite State Automata to Implement W3C XML Schema Content Model Validation and Restriction Checking.
- 6
- Ivan Herman presented Introduction to the Semantic Web at Semantic Web and Web Services: Semantic Web is Here -- Are You Ready? in Helsinki, Finland. The seminar was sponsored by the Tampere University of Technology (TTY), its Digital Media Institute (DMI), and the W3C Office in Finland.
- 5
- Tim Berners-Lee gave a keynote Semantic Web - the Ultimate Application Integration at the Gartner Web Services and Application Integration Summit in Los Angeles, CA, USA. [slides]
April
- 29
- Daniel Dardailler chaired Pour un accès égal aux services du Web/ Equal Access to Web Services at New Technologies for a More Accessible Society in Paris, France. The event was sponsored by BrailleNet.
- 16
- Daniel J. Weitzner presented Extreme Society: The Evolution of Copyright on the Web at "Extreme Communications: A Radical Rethinking of Business, Technology and Regulatory Strategies" (PDF) in Cambridge, MA, USA. The event was part of the MIT Series on Technology and the Corporation.
- 5 - 6
- CHI 2003 Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems in Fort Lauderdale, FL, USA. The conference was sponsored by the ACM (Association for Computing Machinery) SIGCHI (Special Interest Group on Computer-Human Interaction).
- Steven Pemberton presented a full-day tutorial Styling the New Web covering CSS, XML, XHTML and usability on 5 April.
- Shawn Lawton Henry and Gregg Vanderheiden presented a full-day tutorial Designing Flexible, Accessible Interfaces That Are More Usable by Everyone on 6 April.
- 4
- Liam Quin participated in a panel on The Technology of E-Literature Preservation: The Shape of a Solution at the e(X)literature Conference 2003 "Preservation, Archiving and Dissemination of Electronic Literature" at the University of California in Santa Barbara, CA, USA. The conference was co-sponsored by the Electronic Literature Organization and the Digital Cultures Project.
- 3
- Stéphane Boyera presented Les travaux du W3C dans le domaine DI at the INRIA Intech Seminar (in French) in Sophia-Antipolis, France.
March
- 24 - 26
- 23rd Internationalization & Unicode Conference in Prague, Czech Republic, co-sponsored by W3C.
- Richard Ishida gave two tutorials, "An Introduction to Writing Systems: A review of script characteristics affecting computer-based script support and Unicode" and "Introduction to Indic Scripts" on 24 March.
- Chris Lilley presented "Extending SVG Fonts with Graphite" on 25 March.
- Martin Dürst and Richard Ishida presented the paper "Web Internationalization -- An Update from the W3C" on 25 March.
- Richard Ishida moderated a panel discussion on "Web Internationalization" on 25 March.
- Martin Dürst presented "World Wide Localization" on 25 March.
- 22
- Daniel Dardailler spoke on W3C and the W3C Web Accessibility Initiative and Marie-Claire Forgue ran a booth at the Fête de l'Internet (in French) in Paris, France.
- 19
- David Booth participated in the panel "Web Services Architecture: The Next Big Spec, from the Mouths of the W3C Authors" at the Web Services Edge conference in Boston, MA, USA.
- 17 - 22
- CSUN 18th Annual International Conference, "Technology and Persons With Disabilities," at California State University in Northridge, CA, USA.
- Matt May presented "Comparing the Roles and Interrelationships of the W3C Web Accessibility Guidelines."
- Marja-Riitta Koivunen presented "Accessibility and Ubiquitous Computing" on 19 March.
- Wendy Chisholm also presented.
- 17 - 18
- Philippe Le Hégaret presented an "Introduction to W3C Web Services" on 17 March and Understanding XML Standards on 18 March at Web Services and XML in Johannesburg, RSA.
- 15
- Karl Dubost presented "Le Hub Web du W3C How Web Standards Fit Together" at ConstellationW3 (in French) in Montréal, Québec, Canada.
- 10 - 11
- Kazuhiro Kitagawa participated in a panel on "Contributions for a Broader Solution" at the workshop on Rethinking Media Policy in the Internet Age in Singapore. The event was sponsored by the Asia-Europe Foundation and the Bertelsmann Foundation.
February
- 27
- Dave Raggett gave an impromptu talk on the Multimodal Interaction Activity at Opera Software in Oslo, Norway.
- 22
- C. M. Sperberg-McQueen presented XML Perspectives: XML Schema and XQuery at korpus linguistik deutsch: synchron, diachron, konstrastiv (in German) at the Institut für deutsche Philologie, University of Würzburg, Germany.
- 17
- Massimo Marchiori presented The Mathematical Semantic Web at the International Conference on Mathematical Knowledge Management (MKM 2003) in Bertinoro, Italy.
- 12 - 13
- SMIL Europe 2003 in Paris, France
- Philipp Hoschka presented Multimedia at the Web Consortium: a global overview on 12 February.
- Thierry Michel presented the Timed Text Activity at W3C/SYMM Working Group on 13 February.
- 5
- Yasuyuki Hirakawa presented an Introduction to W3C, Kazuhiro Kitagawa presented Device Independence Authoring Techniques and its standardization, and Masayasu Ishikawa presented XHTML 2.0 at PAGE2003 (in Japanese) in Tokyo, Japan.
January
- 28
- Tim Berners-Lee talked on Standards, Semantics and Survival at the Software and Information Industry Association (SIIA) meeeting (NYC, NY, USA).
- 18
- Sandro Hawke spoke about the Semantic Web on the panels So What's New in Your Lab, Intelligent Machines, and Memes, Networks, and Epidemics at Arisia '03 in Boston, MA, USA.
- 9 - 11
- Rigo Wenning participated in a panel on Sécurité et liberté sur les réseaux: des objectifs contradictoires? at the Septièmes rencontres de la société française en réseau at Autrans 2003 in Autrans, France.