Cooperative Design, Visualization, And Engineering: Second International Conference, Cdve 2005, Palma De Mallorca, Spain, September 18-21, 2005, Proceedings (lecture Notes In Computer Science)
by Yuhua Luo /
2005 / English / PDF
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After one year, the major actors in the ?eld of cooperative design,
visualization and engineering gathered together again by the side
of the beautiful Medit- ranean Sea to exchange the research and
development experience in the ?eld.
CDVE2005servedasaforumtopromotetheresearchinthe?eldanditattracted
greatattentionfromthe CDVE
community.Thisyear,wereceivedcontributions from over 100 authors, 5
continents and more than 20 countries. As we can see, great
progressin researchand development has been achieved since the last
conference. We received papers on cooperative design, cooperative
visualization, cooperative engineering and other cooperative
applications. As an important trend, the researchers have started
to attack the problems in CDVE from a more generic base. We are
happy to see contributions such as constraint
maintenance,decisionsupport,andsecurityenforcementforCDVE.Casestudies
and application-speci?c developments are among the cooperative
visualization papers. Along the line of cooperative engineering,
knowledge management, - con?gurability, and concurrency control are
major issues being addressed. Cooperativeworkingin
design,visualization,engineering andother areashas di?erent degrees
of cooperation. I classify them as strong cooperation, inter- diate
cooperation, and light cooperation. Strong cooperation involves
real-time multiple-user multiple-location modi?cation to the same
workspace.Light co- eration exists in the applications where the
basic working relationship is only information or workspace sharing
among the cooperative entities, no mod- cation to the workspace is
involved. Therefore, any application that is shared by more than
one single user can be considered as a light-degree cooperative
application. Any application between these two extremes can be
considered as intermediately cooperative. Our conference addressed
the common and speci?c issues of all of them.
After one year, the major actors in the ?eld of cooperative design,
visualization and engineering gathered together again by the side
of the beautiful Medit- ranean Sea to exchange the research and
development experience in the ?eld.
CDVE2005servedasaforumtopromotetheresearchinthe?eldanditattracted
greatattentionfromthe CDVE
community.Thisyear,wereceivedcontributions from over 100 authors, 5
continents and more than 20 countries. As we can see, great
progressin researchand development has been achieved since the last
conference. We received papers on cooperative design, cooperative
visualization, cooperative engineering and other cooperative
applications. As an important trend, the researchers have started
to attack the problems in CDVE from a more generic base. We are
happy to see contributions such as constraint
maintenance,decisionsupport,andsecurityenforcementforCDVE.Casestudies
and application-speci?c developments are among the cooperative
visualization papers. Along the line of cooperative engineering,
knowledge management, - con?gurability, and concurrency control are
major issues being addressed. Cooperativeworkingin
design,visualization,engineering andother areashas di?erent degrees
of cooperation. I classify them as strong cooperation, inter- diate
cooperation, and light cooperation. Strong cooperation involves
real-time multiple-user multiple-location modi?cation to the same
workspace.Light co- eration exists in the applications where the
basic working relationship is only information or workspace sharing
among the cooperative entities, no mod- cation to the workspace is
involved. Therefore, any application that is shared by more than
one single user can be considered as a light-degree cooperative
application. Any application between these two extremes can be
considered as intermediately cooperative. Our conference addressed
the common and speci?c issues of all of them.