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@article{
 author ={María del Puy Carretero and Amalia Ortiz and David Oyarzun and Isabel Torre and Alex García-Alonso},
 title ={Multiplatform 3-D Graphics - Interactive Content Management for Multiple Devices},
 journal ={IEEE Vehicular Technology Magazine},
 year ={2010},
 month ={March},
 pages ={24-30},
 volume ={5},
 abstract ={Our research focuses on enabling users to interact with 3D graphics and interactive applications with the same content, appearance and interaction paradigm, on different platforms (Internet, Television, and Mobile Devices). The main contribution of this paper is the design and implementation of a platform-independent architecture for 3D graphics and content, validated in the entertainment and tourism sectors. In the case of entertainment, people enjoy communicating with others through virtual characters, also called avatars, e.g. in chat rooms. 3D avatars are being used increasingly and are gaining interest because they are often more visually appealing. As people can choose among different communications platforms, they should also be able to use a virtual character on these platforms to interact with other people at any time and in any place. The interaction of tourists with 3D graphics occurs in two stages of a trip and on two main platforms: the PC when planning their trip on the Internet, and a mobile device while at their destination. Tourist offices invest substantially in virtually recreating some of their most prominent tourism resources, therefore these models should be reusable on several platforms. The general architecture presented in this paper has been validated in several projects that are presented as case studies.},
 issn ={1556-6072}
}

@inbook{
 author ={Dominik Birk and Seán Gaines},
 editor ={Sio-long Ao, Burghard Reiger and Mahyar Amouzegar},
 title ={Advances in Machine Learning and Data Analyis},
 publisher ={Springer},
 year ={2010},
 chapter ={Chapter I: Using Digital Watermarking for Securing Next Generation Media Broadcasts},
 pages ={27-41},
 keys ={Next Generation Networks, Broadcat Monitoring, Public Key Watrmarking, IPTV, PKI, Short Signature},
 month ={November},
 series ={Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering},
 isbn ={987-90-481-3176-1}
}

@inbook{
 author ={Gottfried Zimmermann and Jan Alexandersson and Cristina Buiza and Elena Urdaneta and Unai Diaz and Eduardo Carrasco and Martin Klima and Alexander Pfalzgraf},
 editor ={Jeffrey Soar},
 title ={Intelligent Technologies for the Aged - The Grey Digital Divide},
 publisher ={IGI Global},
 year ={2010},
 chapter ={Meeting the Needs of Diverse User Groups: Benefits and Costs of Pluggable User Interfaces in Designing for Older People and People with Cognitive Impairments},
 keys ={Pluggable user interfaces, Universal Remote Console (URC), user interfaces for older people, User Centered Design (UCD), remote control},
 month ={February},
 abstract ={Pluggable user interfaces is a software concept that facilitates adaptation and substitution of user interfaces and their components due to separation of the user interface from backend devices and services. Technically, the concept derives from abstract user interfaces, mainly in the context of device and service control. Abstract user interfaces have been claimed to support benefits such as ease of implementation, support for user-centered design, seamless user interfaces, and ease of use. This paper reports on experiences in employing pluggable user interfaces in the European project i2home, based on the Universal Remote Console framework, and the Universal Control Hub architecture. In summary, our anecdotic evidence supports the claims on the benefits, but also identifies significant costs. The experience reports also include some hints as to how to mitigate the costs.},
 isbn ={978-1-61520-825-8}
}

@incollection{
 author ={Rodrigo Agerri and Anselmo Peñas},
 title ={On the automatic Generation of Intermediate Logic Forms for WordNet Glosses},
 booktitle ={Computational Linguistics and Intelligent Text Processing, 11 International Conference, Cicling 2010},
 publisher ={Springer},
 year ={2010},
 address ={Iasi, Romania},
 editor ={Alexander Gelbukh},
 pages ={26-38},
 series ={Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS)},
 keys ={Lexical Resources, Semantics, Computational Linguistics},
 month ={March},
 volume ={6008},
 abstract ={This paper presents an automatically generated Intermediate Logic Form of WordNet's glosses. Our proposed logic form includes neo-Davidsonian reification in a simple and flat syntax close to natural language.
We offer a comparison with other semantic representations such as those provided by Hobbs and Extended WordNet. The Intermediate Logic Forms are straightforwardly obtained from the output of a pipeline consisting of a part-of-speech tagger, a dependency parser and our own Intermediate Logic Form generator (all freely available tools). We apply the pipeline to the glosses of WordNet to obtain a lexical resource ready
to be used as knowledge base or resource for a variety of tasks involving some kind of semantic inference. We present a qualitative evaluation of the resource and discuss its possible application in Natural Language
Understanding.},
 isbn ={3-642-12115-2}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Andoni Mujika and David Oyarzun and Aitor Arrieta and María del Puy Carretero},
 title ={Real time accurate collision detection for virtual characters},
 booktitle ={WSCG 2010 Communication Papers},
 year ={2010},
 address ={Plzen, Czech Republic},
 editor ={Vaclav Skala, University of West Bohemia, Czech Republic},
 keys ={Real-time Collision Detection, Bounding Volume Hierarchies, Virtual Character Animation},
 month ={February},
 organization ={Vaclav Skala, University of West Bohemia, Czech Republic},
 pages ={123-130},
 abstract ={This paper presents an accurate real time collision detection algorithm for interactively animated virtual characters using sphere-trees as Bounding Volume Hierarchies. We build upon a fast mathematical method for on-demand sphere refitting during the animation and improve it for being applicable to any object, without dependency on its geometrical level of detail or its dynamic/static behavior. It uses sphere-plane intersection test as the exact test in the collision detection algorithm instead of the usual triangle-triangle one. Corner-trees, a special hierarchy that ensures the utilization of the plane-sphere intersection test is right, are also presented. In the worst case, the optimization decreases in 25% the time needed to process a frame in extreme conditions. The algorithm has been successfully tested on a real time and collaborative 3D virtual world.},
 isbn ={978-80-86943-87-9}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Igor Leturia and Arantza del Pozo and David Oyarzun and Urtza Iturraspe and Xabier Arregi and Kepa Sarasola and Arantza Diaz de Ilarraza and Eva Navas and Igor Odriozola and Iñaki Sainz},
 title ={Web Communication Protocols for Coordinating the Modules of AnHitz, a Basque-Speaking Virtual 3D Expert on Science and Technology},
 year ={2010},
 address ={Valetta, Malta},
 month ={May},
 organization ={ELRA (European Language Resources Association)},
 pages ={60-67},
 abstract ={AnHitz is a prototype of a virtual Basque-speaking 3D expert that can answer questions or perform cross-lingual searches on science and  technology, and show the search results in Basque by means of machine translation. It has been named after the 3-year strategic research project on language, speech and visual technologies for Basque carried out by several organizations, and built as a demonstrator of the technologies developed. Because the six modules comprising AnHitz have been implemented by different organizations using different operating systems, programming languages or libraries, it was impossible to build the demonstrator in a single executable or machine. As a result, the prototype has been constructed using separate programs in various machines that interact using network communication and web services protocols. Despite the employed approach having some drawbacks –mainly higher time delays when audio rendering is done via the web–, the outcome is indeed satisfactory, as it has allowed us to build a fully functional demonstrator that has showed good performance and acceptance in an evaluation made with 50 users, and has made a great impact on the Basque media.}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Jon Haitz Legarreta and Fernando Boto and Iván Macía and Josu Maiora and Guillermo García and Manuel Graña and Céline Paloc and Mariano de Blas},
 title ={Hybrid Decision Support System for Endovascular Aortic Aneurysm Repair Follow-up},
 booktitle ={Hybrid Artificial Intelligence Systems, 5th International Conference, HAIS 2010, Proceedings, Part I},
 year ={2010},
 address ={Donostia-San Sebastián, Spain},
 editor ={Manuel Graña Romay, Emilio Corchado, M. Teresa García-Sebastián},
 keys ={visual analytics, information fusion, data mining, medical imaging},
 month ={June},
 volume ={6076},
 organization ={Grupo de Inteligencia Computacional, Euskal Herriko Unibertsitatea},
 pages ={500-507},
 publisher ={Springer},
 series ={Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence (LNAI), Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS},
 abstract ={An Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm is an abnormal widening of the aortic vessel at abdominal level, and is usually diagnosed on the basis of radiological images. One of the techniques for Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm repair is Endovascular Repair. The long-term outcome of this surgery is usually difficult to predict in the absence of clearly visible signs, such as leaks, in the images. In this paper, we present a hybrid system that combines data extracted from radiological images and data extracted from the Electronic Patient Record in order to assess the evolution of the aneurysm after the intervention. The results show that the system proposed by this approach yields valuable qualitative and quantitative information for follow-up of Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm patients after Endovascular Repair.
},
 isbn ={978-3-642-13768-6}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Josu Maiora and Guillermo García and Iván Macía and Jon Haitz Legarreta and Fernando Boto and Manuel Graña and Javier Sánchez},
 title ={Thrombus Volume Change Visualization after Endovascular Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm Repair},
 booktitle ={Hybrid Artificial Intelligence Systems, 5th International Conference, HAIS 2010, Proceedings, Part I},
 year ={2010},
 address ={Donostia-San Sebastián, Spain},
 editor ={Manuel Graña Romay, Emilio Corchado, M. Teresa García-Sebastián},
 keys ={Endovascular Aneurysm Repair, postoperative monitoring, registration},
 month ={June},
 volume ={6076},
 organization ={Grupo de Inteligencia Computacional, Euskal Herriko Unibertsitatea},
 pages ={524-531},
 publisher ={Springer},
 series ={Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence (LNAI), Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS)},
 abstract ={A surgical technique currently used in the treatment of Abdominal 	Aortic Aneurysms (AAA) is the Endovascular Aneurysm Repair (EVAR). This minimally invasive procedure involves inserting a prosthesis in the aortic vessel that excludes the aneurysm from the bloodstream. The stent, once in place acts as a false lumen for the blood current to travel down, and not into the surrounding aneurysm sac. This procedure, therefore, immediately takes the pressure off the aneurysm, which thromboses itself after some time. Nevertheless, in a long term perspective, different complications such as prosthesis displacement or bloodstream leaks into or from the aneurysmatic bulge (endoleaks) could appear causing a pressure elevation and, as a result, increasing the danger of rupture. The purpose of this work is to explore the application of image registration techniques to the visual detection of changes in the thrombus in order to assess the evolution of the aneurysm. Prior to registration, both the lumen and the thrombus are segmented.},
 isbn ={978-3-642-13768-6}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Petra Krämer and Fernando Boto and Diana Wald and Fabien Bessy and Céline Paloc and Carles Callol and Ainhoa Letamendia and Izaskun Ibarbia and O. Holgado and J.M. Virto},
 title ={Automatic Segmentation of Embryonic Heart in Time-Lapse Fluorescence Microscopy Image Sequences},
 booktitle ={Third International Conference on Bio-inspired Systems and Signal Processing (Biosignals)},
 year ={2010},
 address ={Valencia, Spain},
 editor ={Ana Fred, Joaquim Filipe and Hugo Gamboa},
 keys ={Segmentation, Fluorescent microscopy images, Embryonic heart.},
 month ={January},
 organization ={INSTICC - Institute for Systems and Technologies of Information, Control and Communication},
 pages ={121-126},
 abstract ={Embryos of animal models are becoming widely used to study cardiac development and genetics. However,
the analysis of the embryonic heart is still mostly done manually. This is a very laborious and expensive
task as each embryo has to be inspected visually by a biologist. We therefore propose to automatically
segment the embryonic heart from high-speed fluorescence microscopy image sequences, allowing
morphological and functional quantitative features of cardiac activity to be extracted. Several methods are
presented and compared within a large range of images, varying in quality, acquisition parameters, and
embryos position. Although manual control and visual assessment would still be necessary, the best of our
methods has the potential to drastically reduce biologist workload by automating manual segmentation}
}

@phdthesis{
 author ={David Oyarzun},
 school ={Departamento de Ciencias de la Computación e Inteligencia Artificial, Universidad del País Vasco (UPV-EHU)},
 title ={Representación de habitantes de mundos virtuales: Un marco de trabajo para la definición conceptual de avatares},
 year ={2010},
 address ={Donostia - San Sebastián, Spain},
 month ={July},
 type ={PhD thesis}
}

@phdthesis{
 author ={María del Puy Carretero},
 school ={Universidad del País Vasco (UPV-EHU)},
 title ={Avatares Multidispositivo para Interacción Multimodal},
 year ={2010},
 address ={Donostia-San Sebastián, Spain},
 month ={June},
 type ={PhD thesis}
}

@article{
 author ={Iñigo Barandiaran and Céline Paloc and Manuel Graña},
 title ={Real-time Optical Markerless Tracking for Augmented Reality Applications},
 journal ={Journal of Real-Time Image Processing},
 year ={2009},
 keys ={Augmented Reality, Optical Markerless tracking, Tracking by Detection},
 month ={November},
 abstract ={Augmented Reality (AR) technology consists in adding computer-generated information (2D/3D) to a real video sequence in such a manner that the real and virtual objects appear coexisting in the same world. In order to get a realistic illusion, the real and virtual objects must be properly aligned with respect to each other, which requires a robust real-time tracking strategy - one of the bottlenecks of AR applications. In this paper we describe the limitations and advantages of different optical tracking technologies, and we present our customized implementation of both recursive tracking and tracking by detection approaches. The second approach requires the implementation of a classifier and we propose the use of a Random Forest classifier.
We evaluated both approaches in the context of an AR application for design review. Some conclusions regarding the performance of each approach are given.},
 issn ={1861-8200}
}

@article{
 author ={Iñigo Barandiaran and Charlotte Cottez and Céline Paloc and Manuel Graña},
 title ={Comparative Evaluation of Random Forest and Fern Classifiers for Real-Time Feature Matching},
 journal ={Selected Readings in computer graphics},
 year ={2009},
 keys ={Feature matching, Tracking by Detection, Augmented Reality.},
 month ={February},
 pages ={418-427},
 volume ={19},
 abstract ={Feature or keypoint matching is a critical task in many computer vision applications, such as optical 3D
reconstruction or optical markerless tracking. These applications demand very accurate and fast matching
techniques. We present an evaluation and comparison of two keypoint matching strategies based on supervised
classification for markerless tracking of planar surfaces. We have applied these approaches on an augmented
reality prototype for indoor and outdoor design review.},
 issn ={3-8396-0057-X}
}

@article{
 author ={Martin Klima and Miroslav Macik and Elena Urdaneta and Cristina Buiza and Eduardo Carrasco and Gorka Epelde and Jan Alexandersson},
 title ={User Interfaces for the Digital Home on the basis of Open Industrial Standards},
 journal ={Ambient Intelligence Perspectives},
 year ={2009},
 keys ={i2home, intuitive interaction, user-centered design, eInclusion, URC},
 month ={January},
 pages ={144-152},
 volume ={1},
 abstract ={In this paper we describe the design, development and evaluation of  user interfaces for a modern digital home based on the ISO/IEC 24752 standard: Universal Remote Console—URC. Two target groups were addressed: seniors aged 65 years and above and people suffering from Alzheimer’s disease. Our goal is to design user interfaces (UI) for our target groups that make use of all available modalities, such as, graphics, voice, and video. We provide a set of recommendations and design patterns for developing UIs for seniors and Alzheimer’s disease patients. We present the results of tests of user interfaces designed for smart home environment},
 issn ={978-1-58603-946-2}
}

@inbook{
 author ={Álvaro Segura and Aitor Moreno and Igor García and Naiara Aginako and Mikel Labayen and Jorge Posada and Jose Antonio Aranda and Rubén García De Andoin},
 editor ={Raffaele De Amicis and Radovan Stojanovic and Giuseppe Conti},
 title ={GeoSpatial Visual Analytics},
 publisher ={Springer Netherlands},
 year ={2009},
 chapter ={Visual Processing of Geographic and Environmental Information in the Basque Country: Two Basque Case Studies},
 pages ={199-208},
 month ={October},
 series ={NATO Science for Peace and Security Series C: Environmental Security},
 abstract ={The Basque Meteorology Agency is conducting an initiative to improve the collection, management and analysis of weather information from a large array of sensing devices. This chapter presents works carried out in this context proposing the application of 3D geographical visualization and image processing for the monitoring of meteorological phenomena. The tools described allow users to analyze visually the state of the atmosphere and its interaction with the topography, and process live outdoor images to automatically infer weather conditions. This kind of systems can be applied in the surveillance of other environmental events and enable better decision making for several purposes, including important issues related with environmental security.},
 isbn ={978-90-481-2898-3}
}

@inbook{
 author ={Carlos Toro and Manuel Graña and Jorge Posada and Cesar Sanín and Edward Szczerbicki},
 editor ={Nguyen, Ngoc Thanh; Szczerbicki, Edward},
 title ={Intelligent Systems for knowledge management},
 publisher ={Springer},
 year ={2009},
 edition ={2009},
 chapter ={XII: An architecture for the Semantic Enhancement of Virtual Engineering Applications},
 pages ={174-196},
 month ={October},
 volume ={1},
 series ={Studies in Computational Intelligence},
 abstract ={Virtual Engineering (VE) is defined as the integration of geometric models and related engineering tools (such as analysis, simulation, optimization and decision-making, etc), within a computerized environment that facilitates multidisciplinary and collaborative product development [1]. The focus of Virtual Engineering is to engage the human capacity for evaluation of complex systems and situations [2]. In this article, we present an architecture for the Semantic enhancement of Virtual Engineering Applications (VEA) through their embedded Virtual Engineering Tools. Our architecture follows a User- Intention-Domain schema and makes use of state of the art technologies like theSet of Experience Knowledge Structure and the Reflexive Ontologies in order to offer a better User experience with VEA. The main advantages of using Semantics in VEA can be summarized are: (i) an improved information and embedded Knowledge management, (ii) Enhancements in the search, knowledge and information sharing processes during the use of the VEA, (iii) The use of the intrinsic Knowledge embedded in the elements being described by the VEA and (iv) the empowerment of the User's knowledge and embedding of such knowledge in a structured and explicit conceptualization.},
 isbn ={978-3-642-04169-3}
}

@inbook{
 author ={Edurne Loyarte and Olga Rivera},
 editor ={Demosthenes Akoumianakis},
 title ={Conditions and Key Success Factors for the Management of Communities of Practice},
 publisher ={Information Science Reference},
 year ={2009},
 edition ={1},
 chapter ={Virtual Community Practices adn Social Interactive Media: Technology Lifecycle and Workflow Analysis II},
 pages ={18-42},
 keys ={Case Studies, Communities of Practice, Cultivation Model, Knowledge Management.},
 volume ={1},
 abstract ={Communities of practice (CoPs) have been taken into account by both practitioners and academics during the last ten years. From a strategic point of view, CoPs have shown their importance for the management of organizational knowledge by offering repositories of knowledge, improved capacity of making knowledge actionable and operational (Brown & Duguid, 1998) and by facilitating main maintenance, reproduction, and extension of knowledge (Brown & Durguid, 2001) . CoPs are also reported to achieve value creation and competitive advantages (Davenport and Prusak, 1998), learning at work (Swan et alt., 2002) that promotes organizational competitiveness (Furlong and Johnson, 2003), innovation, even a radical type (Swan et alt., 2002), responsiveness, improved staff skills and reduced duplication (du Plessis, 2008). This impressive list of achievements is not for free; some authors have pointed out the limits of CoPs (Duguid, 2005; Roberts, 2006; Amin & Roberts, 2008) from diverse points of view, including diversity of working environments, size, spatial or relational proximity, but mainly emphasizing the specificity of CoPs as a social practice paradigm, as it was defined by Wenger (1999, 2000) credited as the “inventor” of the “CoP” (Lave and Wenger, 1991). This chapter focuses on the consideration of CoPs as an organizational reality than can be managed (Thompson, 2005), the contradictions that the idea of managing them generates, and how these controversial points can be overcome in a sound and honest way. To do so, we review different cases of CoP’s within organizations intended for the managerial team to achieve important organizational goals. Our analysis provides: (a) a reflection regarding the Key Success Factors in the process of integrating communities of practice, (b) insight to the structure of a model of cultivation, intended as a guideline for new experiences in this area, and (c) an informative account of this model’s adaptation to the studied organizations.},
 isbn ={978-1-60566-340-1}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Alejandro Ugarte and Julián Flórez and Igor García and David Oyarzun},
 title ={Discot: A Platform to Approach Information Society to Everyman Users},
 booktitle ={Networked Television Adjunct proceedings of EuroITV 2009},
 year ={2009},
 address ={Leuven, Belgium},
 editor ={Verónica Donoso, David Geerts, Pablo Cesar, Dirk de Grooff},
 keys ={Advanced media center, Digital gap, Interactive TV, smart homes, Internet TV},
 month ={June},
 organization ={Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Faculteit Sociale Wetenschappen},
 pages ={140-141},
 publisher ={ACM},
 abstract ={Information society offers the possibility to access content and services, to make business, to communicate people. However not everybody have the skills required to use a PC in order to access these new services. The group of users that are let out of this information society is called the digital gap. On the other hand, we have television sets, a platform with a huge penetration that everybody is capable of using, but with not so many applications. Actions taken to reduce the digital gap, usually imply trying to make PCs more accessible to everybody. In this paper, in the contrary, we propose an approach where applications are moved into the television environment, so that users do not require new skills to interact with this new content. In this paper we present the architecture of an advanced media center that makes this approach possible.},
 isbn ={978-9081428002}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Amalia Ortiz and David Oyarzun and María del Puy Carretero},
 title ={ELEIN: E-learning with 3D interactive emotional agents},
 booktitle ={Learning by Playing, Proceedings of Edutainment 2009},
 year ={2009},
 address ={Banff, Canada},
 editor ={Maiga Chang, Rita Kuo, Kinshuk, Gwo-Dong Chen, Michitaka Hirose},
 month ={August},
 pages ={294-305},
 publisher ={Springer},
 isbn ={978-3-642-03363-6},
 issn ={0302-9743},
 SCIE ={1},
 ISI ={1},
 PubMed ={1},
 EI ={1}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Ana Orbegozo and Unai Diaz and Aitziber Etxaniz and Eduardo Carrasco and Cristina Buiza and Jan Alexandersson},
 title ={I2HOME: Tecnología intuitiva para mejorar la calidad de vida de las personas mayores con demencia y sus cuidadores},
 booktitle ={III Congreso Internacional. XVI Congreso Nacional de la Sociedad Española de Enfermería Geriátrica y Gerontológica (SEEGG)},
 year ={2009},
 address ={Malaga, Spain},
 month ={April},
 organization ={Sociedad Española de Enfermería Geriátrica y Gerontológica},
 abstract ={Hoy en día, uno de los temas de estudio en la Comunidad Europea es como la difusión de las nuevas tecnologías de información y comunicación puede llegar hasta quienes menos posibilidades de acceso tienen a ellas. Dos de los grupos más afectados por esta desconexión con los avances tecnológicos, la denominada “brecha digital”, son las personas mayores y los discapacitados. Uno de los propósitos del Programa Marco de la Unión Europea es la financiación del desarrollo de tecnologías que puedan ser accesibles, entendibles y usables por estos colectivos hasta ahora dejados de lado, y ver cómo estas tecnologías pueden mejorar su calidad de vida y la de sus familiares. Dentro de este contexto, el proyecto “i2home: interacción intuitiva para todas las personas basada en electrodomésticos y dispositivos del hogar basados en estándares industriales” trata de desarrollar tecnologías para todo el mundo, dentro de un consorcio europeo. En España, se está estudiando la aplicación de esta tecnología para mejorar la calidad de vida de personas con diagnóstico de Alzheimer en fase leve a moderada y la de sus cuidadores. }
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Ander García and María Teresa Linaza and Isabel Torre and Oihana Otaegui},
 title ={Location-based mobile games to experience urban destinations},
 booktitle ={Second International Workshop On Information Technology And Tourism And Open Mobile Networks, Journal of Information Technology and Tourism (JITT)},
 year ={2009},
 address ={Donostia-San Sebastián, Spain},
 month ={November}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Ander García and María Teresa Linaza and Olatz Arbelaitz and Pieter Vansteenwegen},
 title ={Intelligent Routing System for a Personalised Electronic Tourist Guide},
 booktitle ={Information and Communication Technologies in Tourism 2009},
 year ={2009},
 address ={Amsterdam, Netherlands},
 editor ={Höpken, Wolfram; Gretzel, Ulrike; Law, Rob},
 month ={January},
 organization ={IFITT},
 pages ={185-197},
 publisher ={SpringerWienNewYork},
 isbn ={978-3-211-93970-3}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Ander García and Oihana Otaegui and María Teresa Linaza and Pieter Vansteenwegen and Olatz Arbelaitz},
 title ={Public transportation algorithm for an intelligent routing system},
 booktitle ={Fourth International Workshop on Freight Transportation and Logistics},
 year ={2009},
 address ={Çesme, Turkey},
 month ={March}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Ander García and Olatz Arbelaitz and Oihana Otaegui and Pieter Vansteenwegen and María Teresa Linaza},
 title ={Public transportation algorithm for an intelligent routing system},
 booktitle ={16th World Congress for ITS Systems and Services},
 year ={2009},
 address ={Stockholm, Sweden},
 month ={September}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Arantza Diaz de Ilarraza and Kepa Sarasola and I. Hernaez and Eva Navas and Igor Leturia and Kutz Arrieta and Arantza del Pozo and Urtza Iturraspe},
 title ={AnHitz, integración de tecnologías de la lengua dentro de un prototipo de experto virtual en ciencia y tecnología},
 booktitle ={Procesamiento del Lenguaje Natural},
 year ={2009},
 address ={Donostia-San Sebastián, Spain},
 keys ={IR (Information Retrieval), QA (Question Answering), MT (Machine Translation), TTS (Text-To-Speech), ASR (Automatic Speech Recognition), CLIR (Cross Lingual Information Retrieval)},
 month ={September},
 number ={43},
 pages ={361-363},
 publisher ={Sociedad Española para el Procesamiento del Lenguaje Natural},
 abstract ={AnHitz es un prototipo representado por un personaje virtual capaz de dar respuesta a preguntas relacionadas con la ciencia y la tecnología, integrando para tal propósito múltiples tecnologías lingüísticas.},
 issn ={1135-5948}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Álvaro Segura and Aitor Moreno and Petra Müsebeck and Sybille Hambach},
 title ={Integrating 3D Virtual Reality Simulations in Reusable e-learning Courses},
 booktitle ={Proceedings of the 2nd International eLBa Science Conference},
 year ={2009},
 address ={Rostock, Germany},
 editor ={Sybille Hambach, Alke Martens, Djamshid Tavangarian, Bodo Urban},
 month ={June},
 pages ={81-91},
 publisher ={Fraunhofer IGD},
 isbn ={978-3-8396-0012-2}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Carlos Toro and Javier Vaquero and Jorge Posada and Manuel Graña and Cesar Sanín and Edward Szczerbicki},
 title ={User Experience, Ambient intelligence and Virtual Reality in an Industrial Maintenance domain using Protégé},
 booktitle ={11th International Protégé Conference},
 year ={2009},
 address ={Amsterdam, Netherlands},
 keys ={Ontology-driven software development, Ambient Intelligence, Set of Experience Knowledge},
 month ={June},
 abstract ={We present a novel approach for the exploitation of embedded knowledge in the domain of industrial maintenance. Our approach extends the SOUPA set of ontologies (Standard Ontology for Ubiquitous and Pervasive Applications) with two new ontologies (i) the Set of Experience Knowledge Structure, used to model the user’s experience and (ii) the AR ontology which models an Augmented Reality environment that is used to enhance the maintenance experience through virtual elements. As test case, we present an application that implements our architecture in different portable devices with video input capabilities such as UMPCs, PDAs and Tablet PCs.}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Carlos Toro and Manuel Graña and Jorge Posada and Javier Vaquero and Edward Szczerbicki},
 title ={Domain Modeling Based on Engineering Standards},
 booktitle ={Knowledge-Based and Intelligent Information and Engineering Systems},
 year ={2009},
 address ={Santiago, Chile},
 editor ={Juan D. Velásquez, Sebastián A. Ríos, Robert J. Howlett, and Lakhmi C. Jain},
 keys ={Domain Modeling, Knowledge Based Systems, ontologies},
 month ={September},
 volume ={5711},
 pages ={95-102},
 publisher ={Springer},
 series ={Lecture Notes in Computer Science},
 abstract ={In this paper we present a new methodology for Domain modeling based on Engineering Standards. We discuss some benefits of standards as guidelines for a Knowledge Based Domain modeling, potential challenges and approaches to overcome them. The benefits of using Standards as models for Domain ontologies have been shown as valid in related work and, as proof of concept, we present a case study where our methodology was successfully applied.},
 isbn ={978-3-642-04594-3}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={David Oyarzun and Amalia Ortiz and María del Puy Carretero and Alex García-Alonso},
 title ={Creating the Goodies and Baddies of the Story: Specification of an Interoperable and Reusable Avatar Identity},
 booktitle ={Interactive Storytelling, ICIDS 2009},
 year ={2009},
 address ={Guimaraes, Portugal},
 editor ={Ido A. Iurgel, Nelson Zagalo, Paolo Petta},
 keys ={Virtual characters, virtual identity, standardization},
 month ={December},
 pages ={350-351},
 publisher ={Springer},
 series ={Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS)},
 isbn ={978-3-642-10642-2},
 issn ={0302-9743}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={David Oyarzun and Amalia Ortiz and María del Puy Carretero and Jean Gelissen and Alex García-Alonso and Yesha Sivan},
 title ={ADML: a framework for representing inhabitants in 3D virtual worlds},
 booktitle ={Web3D '09: Proceedings of the 14th International Conference on 3D Web Technology},
 year ={2009},
 address ={Darmstadt, Germany},
 month ={June},
 pages ={83-90},
 publisher ={ACM},
 isbn ={978-1-60558-432-4}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Eduardo Carrasco and Ane Murua and Gorka Epelde and Xabier Valencia and Cristina Buiza and Elena Urdaneta and Aitziber Etxaniz and Unai Diaz},
 title ={Videoconference System for Alzheimer’s Patients at Home},
 booktitle ={Roots for the Future of Ambient Intelligence. Adjunct Proceedings 3rd European Conference on Ambient Intelligence (AmI09)},
 year ={2009},
 address ={Salzburg, Austria},
 editor ={Manfred Tscheligi, Boris de Ruyter, John Soldatos, Alexander Meschtscherjakov, Cristina Buiza, Wolfgang Reitberger, Norbert Streitz, Thomas Mirlacher},
 keys ={Human-Computer Interaction, Videoconference, Interactive TV, Conversational Avatars, Alzheimer’s disease, Assistive Technology},
 month ={November},
 organization ={HCI&Usability Unit, ICT&S Center, University of Salzburg},
 pages ={316-321},
 publisher ={Springer},
 abstract ={In this paper a videoconference system which has been specifically designed for persons with Alzheimer’s disease is proposed. The system has been designed to be used at home and it aims to improve communication between our target users and their caregivers. To maximize user-friendliness, the videoconference system is integrated into a common television set and, a realistic virtual character (i.e. avatar) that plays the role of a personal videoconference assistant is integrated on the TV set as well. To test the whole concept, a Wizard-of-Oz prototype has been built and then validated with a target group of 8 persons with Alzheimer’s disease. Validations took place at IZA, a day-care centre situated in San Sebastián (Spain) and were conducted by a group of validation and gerontological experts. The results showed that all sample subjects understood the instructions given by the avatar and were able to hold the videoconference satisfactorily.},
 isbn ={978-3-902737-00-7}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Fernando Boto and Céline Paloc and Alexis Verbèke and Carles Callol and Ainhoa Letamendia and Izaskun Ibarbia and O. Holgado and J.M. Virto},
 title ={Automatic Standardisation of a Zebrafish Embryo Image Database},
 booktitle ={9th International Conference on Information Technology and Applications in Biomedicine (ITAB '09)},
 year ={2009},
 address ={Larnaca, Cyprus},
 editor ={E. Kyriacou, C. Loizou, C. Christodoulou, P. Bamidis, V. Promponas, Y. Poirazi, C.N. Schizas, C.S. Pattichis},
 keys ={microscopic image processing, zebrafish embryos, classification, database standardization},
 month ={November},
 publisher ={IEEE},
 abstract ={Recently, there has been an increasing interest to propose computational approaches based on image processing to automate the comparison of spatial gene expression patterns contained in transgenic embryo images. The first step is typically to classify the images between lateral and dorsal/ventral views, and then to align them along the anterior and posterior ends. While some methodologies have been recently proposed for standardizing images in Drosophila database, the case of zebrafish embryos have never been tackled. In this paper, we propose a standardisation methodology for building a zebrafish embryos image database. Details of our approach and the results of using this approach on a pilot dataset are presented. A quality test first allows
rejecting images presenting artefacts and which cannot be processed. The retained images are then classified, achieving a success rate of 93%.},
 isbn ={978-1-4244-5379-5}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Gorka Epelde and Eduardo Carrasco and Gottfried Zimmermann and Jürgen Bund and Markus Dubielzig and Jan Alexandersson},
 title ={URC based accessible TV},
 booktitle ={EuroITV '09: Proceedings of the seventh European conference on European interactive  television conference},
 year ={2009},
 address ={Leuven, Belgium},
 editor ={ACM},
 keys ={accessible tv, iso/iec 24752, multimodal interaction, pluggable user interfaces, universal control hub - uch, universal remote consoloe -urc},
 month ={June},
 pages ={111-114},
 abstract ={This paper presents a new architecture to make TV sets accessible for all. Our proposal is based on the ISO/IEC 24752 Universal Remote Console Framework standard. This standard defines an abstract user interface layer called the 'user interface socket' and allows the development of pluggable user interfaces for any type of user. Since this architecture is standards based, the development of compatible pluggable interfaces is open to any third party. Besides, a prototype of the proposed architecture has been built. In this prototype, the Universal Control Hub (UCH) has been used as the URC framework implementation, a PC with Windows Vista Media Center has been used as a TV Set-top box, and two pluggable UIs have been developed. These UIs consist of an accessible DHTML page for the visually impaired, and a multimodal client, which allows interaction via touch screen and speech. Finally, these two pluggable UIs have been validated with user groups with special needs and preliminary results show encouraging results.},
 isbn ={978-1-60558-340-2}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Gorka Marcos and Kevin Alonso and Arantza Illarramendi and Igor García and Julián Flórez},
 title ={DMS-1 driven Data Model to enable a Semantic Middleware for Multimedia Information Retrieval in a Broadcaster},
 booktitle ={SMAP 2009: 4th International Workshop on Semantic Media Adaptation and Personalization},
 year ={2009},
 address ={Donostia-San Sebastián, Spain},
 month ={December},
 organization ={Vicomtech}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Guillermo García and Josu Maiora and Arantxa Tapia and Mariano de Blas and Iván Macía and Jon Haitz Legarreta and Céline Paloc},
 title ={Análisis Evolutivo de Textura en Aneurismas Abdominales Tratados Mediante Prótesis Endovascular},
 booktitle ={CASEIB 2009. XXVII Congreso Anual de la Sociedad Española de Ingeniería 	Biomédica. Programa Científico y Libro de Resúmenes},
 year ={2009},
 address ={University of Cadiz, Cadiz, Spain},
 editor ={Víctor Manuel Sánchez Corbacho; Miguel Ángel Fernández Granero; Daniel 	Sánchez Morillo; José Luis Rojas Ojeda},
 keys ={Endovascular Aneurysm Repair, postoperative monitoring, registration},
 month ={November},
 organization ={Sociedad Española de Ingeniería Biomédica},
 pages ={262},
 publisher ={Universidad de Cádiz},
 abstract ={El uso de las prótesis endovasculares (EVAR) en el tratamiento de los Aneurismas de Aorta Abdominal (AAA) se ha mostrado como una técnica efectiva en la reducción de la presión del saco aneurismático y, en consecuencia, del riesgo de ruptura del mismo. Además, supone un procedimiento mínimamente invasivo en comparación con las técnicas tradicionales. Sin embargo, a largo plazo, la aparición de fugas (endoleaks) de origen diverso puede provocar una elevación de la presión en el saco (endotensión), con el consiguiente aumento del riesgo de ruptura. Para la detección y catalogación de las mismas, la Tomografía Computerizada (TC) se presenta como el método usual en el análisis y seguimiento de los pacientes. No obstante, en ocasiones, la localización de las mencionadas fugas por simple inspección visual puede resultar un proceso complejo, incluso, para personal médico experimentado.
El propósito del presente trabajo consiste en analizar la evolución de textura en aneurismas tratados mediante reparación endovascular, con el fin de comprobar si existe alguna relación entre variaciones en la textura y la aparición de fugas que ayude en la detección y catalogación de las mismas.},
 isbn ={978-84-608-0990-6}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Igor García and Gorka Marcos and Petra Krämer and Julián Flórez and Basilio Sierra},
 title ={Architecture for semi-automatic multimedia anlysis by hypothesis reinforcement},
 booktitle ={Proceedings of the IEEE International Symposium on Broadband Multimedia Systems and Broadcasting BMSB '09},
 year ={2009},
 address ={Bilbao, Spain},
 month ={May},
 organization ={IEEE},
 pages ={1-6},
 publisher ={IEEE},
 isbn ={978-1-4244-2590-7}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Igor García and Naiara Aginako and Mikel Labayen},
 title ={Image Analysis Platform for Data Management in the Meteorological Domain},
 booktitle ={SMAP 2009: 4th International Workshop on Semantic Media Adaptation and Personalization},
 year ={2009},
 address ={Donostia-San Sebastián, Spain},
 month ={December},
 organization ={Vicomtech}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Igor Leturia and Arantza del Pozo and Kutz Arrieta and Urtza Iturraspe and Kepa Sarasola and Arantza Diaz de Ilarraza and Eva Navas and Igor Odriozola},
 title ={Development and Evaluation of AnHitz, a Prototype of a Basque-Speaking Virtual 3D Expert on Science and Technology},
 booktitle ={Proceedings of the International Multiconference on Computer Science and Information Technology},
 year ={2009},
 address ={Mrągowo, Poland},
 editor ={M. Ganzha, M. Paprzycki},
 keys ={IR (Information Retrieval), QA (Question Answering), MT (Machine Translation), TTS (Text-To-Speech), ASR (Automatic Speech Recognition), CLIR (Cross Lingual Information Retrieval)},
 month ={October},
 volume ={4},
 pages ={235-242},
 publisher ={IEEE Computer Society Press},
 abstract ={The aim of the AnHitz project, whose participants are research groups with very different backgrounds, is to carry out research on language, speech and visual technologies for Basque. Several resources, tools and applications have been developed in AnHitz, but we have also integrated many of these into a prototype of a 3D virtual expert on science and technology. It includes Question Answering and Cross Lingual Information Retrieval systems in those areas. The interaction with the system is carried out in Basque (the results of the CLIR module that are not in Basque are translated through Machine Translation) and is speech-based (using Speech Synthesis and Automatic Speech Recognition). The prototype has received ample media coverage and has been greatly welcomed by Basque society. The system has been evaluated by 50 users who have completed a total of 300 tests, showing good performance and acceptance.
},
 isbn ={978-83-60810-22-4},
 issn ={1896-7094}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Iñigo Barandiaran and Iván Macía and Eva Berckmann and Diana Wald and Michael Dupillier and Céline Paloc and Manuel Graña},
 title ={An Automatic Segmentation and Reconstruction of Mandibular Structures from CT-data},
 booktitle ={Intelligent Data Engineering and Automated Learning, 10th Int. Conference, Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS)},
 year ={2009},
 address ={Burgos, Spain},
 editor ={Emilio Corchado, Hujun Yin},
 keys ={segmentation, aorta, aneurysm, radial model, CT, image processing, medical imaging},
 month ={September},
 volume ={5788},
 pages ={649-655},
 publisher ={Springer},
 abstract ={Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm (AAA) is a dangerous condition where the weakening of the aortic wall leads to its deformation and the generation of a thrombus. To prevent a possible rupture of the aortic wall, AAAs can be treated non-invasively by means of the Endovascular Aneurysm Repair Technique (EVAR), which consists of placing a stent-graft inside the aorta in order to exclude the bulge from the blood circulation and usually results in its contraction. Nevertheless, the bulge may continue to grow without any apparent leak. In order to effectively assess the changes experienced after surgery, it is necessary to segment the aneurysm, which is a very time-consuming task. Here we describe the initial results of a novel model-based approach for the semi-automatic segmentation of both the lumen and the thrombus of AAAs, using radial functions constrained by a priori knowledge and spatial coherency.},
 isbn ={978-3-642-04393-2},
 issn ={0302-9743}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Iván Macía and Jon Haitz Legarreta and Céline Paloc and Manuel Graña and Josu Maiora and Guillermo García and Mariano de Blas},
 title ={Segmentation of Abdominal Aortic Aneurysms in CT Images Using a Radial Model Approach},
 booktitle ={Intelligent Data Engineering and Automated Learning, 10th Int. Conference, Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS)},
 year ={2009},
 address ={Burgos, Spain},
 editor ={Emilio Corchado, Hujun Yin},
 keys ={segmentation, aorta, aneurysm, radial model, CT, image processing, medical imaging},
 month ={September},
 volume ={5788},
 pages ={664-671},
 publisher ={Springer},
 abstract ={Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm (AAA) is a dangerous condition where the weakening of the aortic wall leads to its deformation and the generation of a thrombus. To prevent a possible rupture of the aortic wall, AAAs can be treated non-invasively by means of the Endovascular Aneurysm Repair Technique (EVAR), which consists of placing a stent-graft inside the aorta in order to exclude the bulge from the blood circulation and usually results in its contraction. Nevertheless, the bulge may continue to grow without any apparent leak. In order to effectively assess the changes experienced after surgery, it is necessary to segment the aneurysm, which is a very time-consuming task. Here we describe the initial results of a novel model-based approach for the semi-automatic segmentation of both the lumen and the thrombus of AAAs, using radial functions constrained by a priori knowledge and spatial coherency.},
 isbn ={978-3-642-04393-2},
 issn ={0302-9743}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Iván Macía and Jon Haitz Legarreta and Fernando Boto and Céline Paloc and Manuel Graña and Guillermo García and Josu Maiora and Mariano de Blas},
 title ={Segmentación de Aneurisma Abdominal de Aorta en Imágenes CT Mediante un Modelo Radial: Estudio Preliminar},
 booktitle ={CASEIB 2009. XXVII Congreso Anual de la Sociedad Española de Ingeniería 	Biomédica. Programa Científico y Libro de Resúmenes},
 year ={2009},
 address ={University of Cadiz, Cadiz, Spain},
 editor ={Víctor Manuel Sánchez Corbacho; Miguel Ángel Fernández Granero; Daniel 	Sánchez Morillo; José Luis Rojas Ojeda},
 keys ={Endovascular Aneurysm Repair, postoperative monitoring, segmentation},
 month ={November},
 organization ={Sociedad Española de Ingeniería Biomédica},
 pages ={263},
 publisher ={Universidad de Cádiz},
 abstract ={El Aneurisma de Aorta Abdominal (AAA) es una enfermedad peligrosa en la que el debilitamiento de la pared aórtica lleva a su deformación y la generación de un trombo. Para prevenir su posible ruptura, los AAAs se pueden tratar de forma no invasiva mediante la técnica de reparación de aneurisma endovascular (Endovascular Aneurysm Repair o EVAR) que consiste en colocar una prótesis (stent-graft) dentro de la aorta para excluir el saco aneurismático de la circulación y así reducir el aneurisma. El control de la evolución y posibles fugas requiere de la segmentación del aneurisma, tarea ardua si se realiza manualmente. Este trabajo describe los resultados preliminares de una nueva aproximación basada en un modelo radial para la segmentación semi-automática de la luz y del trombo del AAA en imágenes CT con contraste, usando funciones radiales restringidas por información a priori y coherencia espacial.},
 isbn ={978-84-608-0990-6}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Javier Vaquero and Carlos Toro and Juantxu Martín and Andoni Aregita},
 title ={Semantic Enhancement of the Course Curriculum Design Process},
 booktitle ={Knowledge-Based and Intelligent Information and Engineering Systems},
 year ={2009},
 address ={Santiago, Chile},
 editor ={Juan D. Velásquez, Sebastián A. Ríos, Robert J. Howlett, and Lakhmi C. Jain},
 keys ={Ontologies, Case-Based Reasoning, Course Design, Knowledge Based Systems},
 month ={September},
 volume ={5711},
 pages ={269-276},
 publisher ={Springer},
 series ={Lecture Notes in Computer Science},
 abstract ={In this paper we propose a methodology intended to improve Course Curriculum Design (CCD) tasks, using for this purpose Semantics and CBR techniques. In specific, our proposed methodology is focused on two points: (i) the re-use of available resources (courses, etc), and (ii) the application of the experience of different experts in the course creation. As a prove of concept, we present a case study where our methodology is applied for competence and course creation using the Spanish normative for vocational education domain (technical degree).},
 isbn ={978-3-642-04594-3}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Javier Vaquero and Carlos Toro and Ricardo Ferrería and Josune Prieto and Nieves Alcaín and Jesús Rosel and Mar Segura},
 title ={Using Semantic Technologies and Case Based Reasoning to Support Course Curriculum Design Tasks},
 booktitle ={CSEDU 2009 Proceedings of the First International Conference on Computer Supported Education},
 year ={2009},
 address ={Lisboa, Portugal},
 editor ={José Cordeiro and Boris Shishkov and Alexander Verbraeck and Markus Helfert},
 keys ={CBR, Ontologies, Course Design, Knowledge Based Systems },
 month ={March},
 volume ={Volume 1},
 organization ={INSTICC},
 pages ={384-387},
 publisher ={INSTICC Press},
 abstract ={This paper presents a novel approach to Course Curriculum Design (CCD) where Semantic Technologies and Case Based Reasoning (CBR) techniques are used to assure (i) a better understanding of the course being designed and (ii) an efficient use of the available resources. Our work focuses on re-utilization of previously modelled information (courses, tasks, evaluations, etc.) in order to maximize the efficiency of the Course Design process while at the same time embedding implicit and experential knowledge of the course designers. Our approach is presented through an easy to follow architecture that can be adapted to course curriculum regulations of most European and American models. As a test case, we present an implementation for a Spanish technician-level telecommunications course, to demonstrate the benefits of our proposal.
},
 isbn ={978-989-8111-83-8}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={John Edgar Congote and Aitor Moreno and Iñigo Barandiaran and Javier Barandiaran and O. Ruiz},
 title ={Adaptative Cubical Grid for Isosurface Extraction},
 booktitle ={4th International Conference on Computer Graphics Theory and Applications GRAPP-2009},
 year ={2009},
 address ={Lisbon, Portugal},
 month ={February},
 pages ={21-26},
 abstract ={This work proposes a variation on the Marching Cubes algorithm, where the goal is to represent implicit functions with higher resolution and better graphical quality using the same grid size. The proposed algorithm displaces the vertices of the cubes iteratively until the stop condition is achieved. After each iteration, the difference between the implicit and the explicit representations are reduced, and when the algorithm finishes, the implicit surface representation using the modified cubical grid is more detailed, as the results shall confirm. The proposed algorithm corrects some topological problems that may appear in the discretization process using the original grid.},
 isbn ={978-989-8111-67-8}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={John Edgar Congote and Javier Barandiaran and Iñigo Barandiaran and O. Ruiz},
 title ={Realtime Dense Stereo Matching with Dynamic Programming in CUDA},
 booktitle ={XIX Spanish Congress of Graphical Informatics (CEIG 2009)},
 year ={2009},
 address ={Donostia-San Sebastian, Spain},
 month ={September},
 pages ={231-234},
 abstract ={Real-time depth extraction from stereo images is an important process in computer vision. This paper proposes a new implementation of the dynamic programming algorithm to calculate dense depth maps using the CUDA architecture achieving real-time performance with consumer graphics cards. We compare the running time of the
algorithm against CPU implementation and demonstrate the scalability property of the algorithm by testing it on different graphics cards.},
 isbn ={978-3-905673-72-2}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Jon Haitz Legarreta and Fernando Boto and Céline Paloc and Mariano de Blas},
 title ={A Knowledge Database for Surveillance of Endovascular Aneurysm Repair},
 booktitle ={International Journal of Computer Assisted Radiology and Surgery; CARS 2009 Computer Assisted Radiology and Surgery Proceedings of the 23rd International Congress and Exhibition},
 year ={2009},
 address ={Berlin, Germany},
 editor ={Professor Heinz U. Lemke, PhD; Professor Kiyonari Inamura, PhD; Professor Kunio Doi, PhD; Professor Michael W. Vannier, PhD; Professor Allan G. Farman, PhD, DSc},
 keys ={Endovascular Aneurysm Repair, knowledge management, postoperative monitoring},
 month ={June},
 number ={1},
 volume ={4},
 organization ={International Foundation of Computer Assisted Radiology and Surgery},
 pages ={379-380},
 publisher ={Springer},
 issn ={1861-6410}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Jose Bóveda and Gorka Marcos and Jesús María Pérez and Sara Ponce and Ane Aranaz},
 title ={MER degradation in a broadcast mobile network},
 booktitle ={Proceedings of the IEEE International Symposium on Broadband Multimedia Systems and Broadcasting BMSB '09},
 year ={2009},
 address ={Bilbao, Spain},
 keys ={ DVB-H; Modulation Error Ratio; SFN gain  },
 month ={March},
 organization ={IEEE},
 pages ={1-5},
 publisher ={IEEE},
 abstract ={Many of the implementation guidelines and network planning tools of DVB-H rely on the existence of an Single Frequency Network (SFN) gain due to the co-existence of several rays within the guard interval. This presents three experiments performed in some field trials which results lead to some conclusions that are not aligned with the existence of the SFN gain.},
 isbn ={978-1-4244-2590-7}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Josu Maiora and Guillermo García and Iván Macía and Arantxa Tapia and Jon Haitz Legarreta and Céline Paloc and Manuel Graña and Mariano de Blas},
 title ={Stent Graft Change Detection After Endovascular Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm Repair},
 booktitle ={Intelligent Data Engineering and Automated Learning - IDEAL 2009 10th Internationa Conference, Proceedings},
 year ={2009},
 address ={Burgos, Spain},
 editor ={Hujun Yin, Emilio Corchado},
 keys ={Endovascular Aneurysm Repair, postoperative monitoring, image registration},
 month ={September},
 number ={5788},
 pages ={656-663},
 publisher ={Springer},
 series ={Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS)},
 abstract ={The use of the endovascular prostheses in Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm (EVAR) has proven to be an effective technique to reduce the pressure and rupture risk of aneurysm. Nevertheless, in a long term perspective different complications such as prostheses displacement or leaks inside the aneurysm sac (endoleaks) could appear causing a pressure elevation and increasing the danger of rupture consequently. At present computed tomographic angiography (CTA) is the most commonly used examination for imaging surveillance for stent graft monitoring. However, endoleak complications can not always be detected by visual inspection on CTA scans. The purpose of this work was to study the application of image registration techniques to the detection of changes in the stent graft. Previously we segment the lumen using semi-automatic methods.},
 isbn ={978-3-642-04393-2},
 issn ={0302-9743}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Luis Kabongo and Iván Macía and Céline Paloc},
 title ={Development of a commercial cross-platform DICOM viewer based on Open Source software},
 booktitle ={International Journal of Computer Assisted Radiology and Surgery; CARS 2009 Computer Assisted Radiology and Surgery Proceedings of the 23rd International Congress and Exhibition},
 year ={2009},
 address ={Berlin, Germany},
 editor ={Professor Heinz U. Lemke, PhD; Professor Kiyonari Inamura, PhD; Professor Kunio Doi, PhD; Professor Michael W. Vannier, PhD; Professor Allan G. Farman, PhD, DSc},
 keys ={Viewer, Open-Source, PACS, Desktop computers, Radiology workstations},
 month ={June},
 volume ={4},
 organization ={International Foundation of Computer Assisted Radiology and Surgery},
 pages ={S29-S30},
 publisher ={Springer},
 issn ={1861-6410}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Luis Unzueta and Javier Barandiaran and Álvaro Segura},
 title ={Blow-Molded Plastic Tube Defect Detection Using a Single Uncalibrated Camera},
 booktitle ={Proceedings of the 2009 International Conference on Engineering and Mathematics},
 year ={2009},
 address ={Bilbao, Spain},
 editor ={Javier Bilbao Landatxe},
 month ={June},
 organization ={Department of Applied Mathematics - University of the Basque Country},
 pages ={11-17},
 publisher ={Purple Gate Publishing},
 abstract ={In this paper we present computer vision strategies to detect automatically defects on blow-molded plastic tubes used as outer covers of car dampers. A correct quality checking of these tubes is very important as the customers of these pieces are becoming more exigent and, in certain occasions, they reject full sets of thousands of pieces because of some non-valid samples (e.g., a limit of 6 defective tubes per million). The automation of this process is challenging due to the small size of the expected typical defects, the dark color of the molded material and the specular reflection they have. Current standard industrial solutions for this kind of process are not capable of fulfilling the objective. The proposed system uses a laser beam and a single uncalibrated standard camera to scan the tube surface even without the need of any ambient illumination at all. The presented computer vision algorithms reconstruct the tube surface from the observed laser beam deformations and identify the defects by comparing the shape respect to the one expected.   Experimental results show the suitability of the proposed methods to detect holes, burrs and deformations on this type of tubes in real time, improving the productivity of the tube quality checking process.},
 isbn ={978-84-937328-0-6}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Mariano de Blas and Jon Haitz Legarreta and Fernando Boto and Céline Paloc and Guillermo García and Josu Maiora and Emiliano Garrido and Elena Muñoz},
 title ={Sistema de seguimiento postoperatorio de pacientes tratados mediante reparación endovascular del aneurisma},
 booktitle ={INFORSALUD 2009. XII Congreso Nacional de Informática de la Salud. Programa Científico y Libro de Resúmenes},
 year ={2009},
 address ={Madrid, Spain},
 editor ={Isabel Aponte Rivarola, Salvador Arribas Valiente, José Luís Carrasco de la Peña, Miguel Chavarría Díaz, Rodrigo García Azurmendi, Carlos García Codina, José Lagarto Fernández, José Luis Monteagudo Peña, María Rovira Barbera, Luciano Sáez Ayerra},
 keys ={Endovascular Aneurysm Repair, seguimiento post-operatorio, sistema de apoyo a la decisión},
 month ={March},
 organization ={SEIS, Sociedad Española de Informática de la Salud},
 pages ={225-231},
 publisher ={SEIS, Sociedad Española de Informática de la Salud},
 abstract ={Una técnica quirúrgica utilizada actualmente en el tratamiento del Aneurisma Abdominal de Aorta (AAA) es la Reparación Endovascular del Aneurisma (EVAR). Mediante este procedimiento mínimamente invasivo se inserta una prótesis en el vaso aórtico que excluye el aneurisma de la circulación sanguínea. Este procedimiento está asociado con una reducción significativa de la mortandad y el tiempo de recuperación. Sin embargo, requiere realizar una vigilancia periódica postoperatoria para garantizar que la prótesis es estable y no se observan fugas Este seguimiento se basa principalmente en una evaluación subjetiva del cirujano a partir del historial del paciente y estudios periódicos de imágenes de Tomografía Axial Computerizada (TAC). En este trabajo se propone desarrollar un sistema para la asistencia del equipo médico en el seguimiento de los pacientes tratados con EVAR. Este sistema se basa en la generación de un modelo de conocimiento de apoyo a la decisión médica para un seguimiento más rápido y eficaz.},
 isbn ={978-84-691-9561-1}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={María Teresa Linaza and Cristina Sarasua and Yolanda Cobos},
 title ={MPEG-7 Compliant Indexation Tool for Multimedia Tourist Content},
 booktitle ={Information and Communication Technologies in Tourism 2009},
 year ={2009},
 address ={Innsbruck, Austria},
 editor ={Springer Vienna},
 keys ={Annotation tool-multimedia tourist content-MPEG-7-Destination Management Organizations},
 month ={January},
 organization ={ENTER 2009},
 pages ={249-260},
 publisher ={Wolfram Höpken, Ulrike Gretzel and Rob Law},
 series ={Empresas y Economía},
 abstract ={A growing amount of multimedia data is produced, processed and stored digitally by Destination Management Organizations (DMO). Therefore, the current main challenge is to index this data in order to make it searchable and reusable. This requires the multimedia content to be annotated in order to create metadata which contains a concise and compact description of the features of the content. Metadata descriptions may vary considerably in terms of comprehensiveness or granularity depending on the tools used. In this paper, we present a new metadata description annotation tool for handling tourist multimedia content based on existing standards. In order to illustrate the performance of the ZERBITUR annotation tool, we designed a prototype and tested it on a relatively small database.
},
 isbn ={978-3-211-93970-3}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={María Teresa Linaza and Cristina Sarasua and Yolanda Cobos and Jesús Bermúdez and Arantza Illarramendi},
 title ={Ontology mapping: The case of the CINeSPACE project},
 booktitle ={Fourth International Workshop on Semantic Media Adaptation and Personalization},
 year ={2009},
 address ={Donostia-San Sebastián, Spain},
 editor ={Phyvos Mylonas, Manolis Wallace, and Ioannis Anagnostopoulos},
 keys ={ontology; mapping},
 month ={December},
 organization ={SMAP 2009},
 pages ={21-26},
 publisher ={IEEE Computer Society Publishing Services},
 abstract ={Ontology mapping is required to combine heterogeneous ontologies. Developing such ontology mapping has been a core issue of recent ontology research. This paper presents the mapping of several standard domain ontologies in order to implement the CINeSPACE integrated ontology. Four source ontologies have been selected and the set of overlapping concepts that are similar in meaning has been determined.
},
 isbn ={978-0-7695-3894-5}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={María Teresa Linaza and Isabel Torre and Yolanda Cobos and Miren Koro Campos and Mauro Peñalba and Aitor Labandibar},
 title ={Location-based mobile applications to experience collective memory},
 booktitle ={10th International Symposium on Virtual Reality, Archaeology, and Cultural Heritage Eurographics Symposium Proceedings},
 year ={2009},
 address ={St. Julians, Malta},
 editor ={Eurographics Association},
 keys ={Multimedia Information Systems},
 month ={September},
 organization ={Eurographics Association and ACM Siggraph},
 pages ={1-8},
 abstract ={Mobile learning technologies can provide an important added-value to cultural tourism by supporting visitors in their direct field experience. Providing engaging experiences is a key factor to the success of educational and entertainment products. We have researched how mobile gaming can help tourists and citizens enhancing their experience when interacting with Cultural Heritage. GeoJoko aims at designing and implementing context-based mobile games that will allow users to enhance their experience about Cultural Heritage and collective memory. The prototype includes location technologies that provide the location of each of the players in real time. Contents can be both streamed in real time over the infrastructure provided by the Public Administration within the 'wireless cities' concept or downloaded to the mobile device of the player. This approach is innovative since it exploits the challenge of location-based serious games in order to implement a mobile learning service that supports the user understanding the elements of Cultural Heritage.},
 issn ={1811-864X}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Oihana Otaegui and Ander García and Pedro Sánchez},
 title ={New Application Markets for Intelligent Transport Systems using Positioning and Communication Technologies: Generic Pay Per Use Platform},
 booktitle ={16th World Congress for ITS Systems and Services},
 year ={2009},
 address ={Stockholm, Sweden},
 month ={September},
 abstract ={This paper analyses the design, development and implementation of a common flexible interoperable and easily extendable ITS platform for several applications such as Electronic Fee Collection System (EFC), Congestion Charge, Urban Parking management and Pay Per Use type of vehicle insurances based on satellite positioning. All these applications run on a generic platform based on positioning and communication technologies. This new Pay Per Use (PPU) system will allow, for example, users to travel across Europe and pay for tolls using a single contractual system, avoiding queues at toll stations. Additionally, due to the nature of the overall scheme, other valuable outcomes, such as pay per use insurance services or real time traffic management systems, will be obtained.}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Petra Krämer and Fernando Boto and Diana Wald and Fabien Bessy and Céline Paloc and Carles Callol and A. Letamendia and Izaskun Ibarbia and O. Holgado and J.M. Virto},
 title ={Comparison of Segmentation Algorithms for the Zebrafish Heart in Fluorescent Microscopy Images},
 booktitle ={Advances in Visual Computing},
 year ={2009},
 address ={Las Vegas, Nevada, USA},
 editor ={George Bebis and Richard Boyle and Bahram Parvin and Darko Koracin and Yoshinori Kuno and Junxian Wang and Renato Pajarola and Peter Lindstrom and André Hinkenjann and Miguel L. Encarnaçao and Cláudio T. Silva and Daniel Coming},
 keys ={Segmentation, Zebrafish heart, Fluorescent Microscopy},
 month ={December},
 pages ={1041--1050},
 publisher ={Springer},
 series ={Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS)},
 abstract ={The zebrafish embryo is a common model organism for cardiac development and genetics. However, the current method of analyzing the embryo heart images is still mainly the manual and visual inspection through the microscope by scoring embryos visually a very laborious and expensive task for the biologist. We propose to automatically segment the embryo cardiac chambers from fluorescent microscopic video sequences, allowing morphological and functional quantitative features of cardiac activity to be extracted. Several methods are presented and compared within a large range of images, varying in quality, acquisition parameters, and embryos position. Despite such variability in the images, the best method reaches a 70% of accuracy, allowing reducing biologists workload by automating some of the tedious manual segmentation tasks.},
 isbn ={978-3-642-10519-7}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Ricardo Marques and Luís Paulo Santos and Peter Leškovský and Céline Paloc},
 title ={GPU Ray Casting},
 booktitle ={17º Encontro Português de Computação Gráfica},
 year ={2009},
 address ={Covilhã, Portugal},
 editor ={António Coelho, Ana Paula Cláudio, Frutuoso Silva, Abel Gomes},
 keys ={VolumeRendering, GPU Ray Casting, Volume Visualization},
 month ={October},
 pages ={83-91},
 publisher ={En Anexo},
 abstract ={For many applications, such as walk-throughs or terrain visualization, drawing geometric primitives is the most efficient and effective way to represent the data. In contrast, other applications require the visualization of data that is inherently volumetric. For example, in biomedical imaging, it might be necessary to visualize 3D datasets obtained from CT or MRI scanners as a meaningful 2D image, in a process called volume rendering. As a result of the popularity and usefulness of volume data, a broad class of volume rendering techniques has emerged. Ray casting is one of these techniques. It allows for high quality volume rendering, but is a computationally expensive technique which, with current technology, lacks interactivity when visualizing large datasets, if processed on the CPU. The advent of efficient GPUs, available on almost every modern workstations, combined with their high degree of programmability opens up a wide field of new applications for the graphics cards. Ray casting is among these applications, exhibiting an intrinsic parallelism, in the form of completely independent light rays, which allows to take advantage of the massively parallel architecture of the GPU. This paper describes the implementation and analysis of a set of shaders which allow interactive volume rendering on the GPU by resorting to ray casting techniques.
},
 isbn ={978-972-98464-3-4}
}

@phdthesis{
 author ={Carlos Toro},
 school ={Universidad del País Vasco (UPV-EHU)},
 title ={Semantic Enhancement of Virtual Engineering Applications},
 year ={2009},
 address ={Donostia - San Sebastián, Spain},
 month ={May},
 type ={PhD thesis}
}

@techreport{
 author ={Luis Filipe Gonçalves},
 title ={Anatomically photorealistic modelling and rendering of 3D human anatomy},
 year ={2009},
 address ={University of Minho, Braga, Portugal},
 month ={October},
 abstract ={Biomedical simulation makes use of 3D models as a virtual representation of the anatomy. Although current computer-based training and education systems have used such models, most of them fail to reproduce authentic anatomy, in terms of morphology, texturing and functional behaviour. The production of 3D organic models with a level of realism able to deceive medical professionals is still a challenge. In this paper, we propose to reach the highest level of organic realism allowed by current hardware and software graphics performance. Real-time or interactive rendering is out-of-scope. All the production will be made off-line, with special emphasis on anatomy correctness, realistic illumination and texturing. We propose a generic pipeline to accurately render human anatomy, mainly focusing on hard tissues. A case study is demonstrated in Odontology. }
}

@techreport{
 author ={Pauline Blain},
 institution ={Université de Technologie de Compiègne},
 title ={Système d'Evaluation des Risques de Rupture de l'Endoprothèse des Anévrismes de l'Aorte abdominale},
 year ={2009},
 address ={Compiègne, France},
 keys ={Surveillance of Endovascular Aneurysm Repair, knowledge database, web interface},
 month ={February},
 abstract ={Au sein d'un projet ayant pour objectif de réduire les risques de rupture de l'endoprothèse des anévrismes de l'aorte abdominale, la mission du stage consistait à développer une interface web de base de données. Cette interface devrait être  utilisée par les médecins pour mettre à jour les informations médicales des patients ayant été opérés par le nouveau mode opératoire endovasculaire des anévrismes de l'aorte abdominale. Les images médicales ayant montré leur importance dans le suivi postopératoire des interventions des anévrismes, les études des images tomographiques devraient former les principales données de cette base de données. Dans un premier temps, le travail a consisté à faire des recherches sur les anévrismes, sur leurs traitements opératoires et les paramètres pris en compte pour évaluer le risque de rupture de l'endoprothèse. Dans un deuxième temps, après mise en place de la base de données, l'interface web a évolué en utilisant les techniques de gestion de base de données à travers les technologies Web.}
}

@techreport{
 author ={Ricardo Marques},
 title ={Interactive GPU Ray Casting for Biomedical Imaging},
 year ={2009},
 address ={University of Minho, Braga, Portugal},
 month ={October},
 abstract ={For many applications, such as walk-throughs or terrain visualization, drawing geometric primitives is the most efficient and effective way to represent the data. In contrast, other applications require the visualization of data that is inherently volumetric. For example, in biomedical imaging, it might be necessary to visualize 3D datasets obtained from CT or MRI scanners as a meaningful 2D image, in a process called volume rendering. As a result of the popularity and usefulness of volume data, a broad class of volume rendering techniques has emerged. Ray casting is one of these techniques. It allows for high quality volume rendering, but is a computationally expensive technique which, with current technology, lacks interactivity when visualizing large datasets, if processed on the CPU. The advent of efficient GPUs, available on almost every modern workstation, combined with their high degree of programmability, opens up a wide field of new applications for the graphics cards. Ray casting is among these applications, exhibiting an intrinsic parallelism, in the form of completely independent light rays, which allows to take advantage of the massively parallel architecture of the GPU. This document describes the implementation and analysis of a set of shaders which allow interactive volume rendering on the GPU by resorting to ray casting techniques.}
}

@article{
 author ={Carlos Toro and Cesar Sanín and Edward Szczerbicki and Jorge Posada},
 title ={Reflexive Ontologies: Enhancing Ontologies with self-contained queries},
 journal ={Cybernetics and Systems: An International Journal},
 year ={2008},
 month ={Febraury},
 pages ={171-189},
 volume ={39},
 issn ={0196-9722 print, 1087-6553 online}
}

@article{
 author ={Cesar Sanín and Edward Szczerbicki and Carlos Toro},
 title ={Combining technologies to achieve decisional trust},
 journal ={Cybernetics and Systems},
 year ={2008},
 month ={October},
 pages ={743-752},
 volume ={39},
 abstract ={In this article we introduce the necessary elements needed to integrate a decisional technology that offers a level of trust that enables them to be used for the implementation of decisional trust systems. Thus, we refer to this approach as decisional trust, which can be achieved through the use of elements such as decisional DNA, reflexive ontologies, and security technologies. Decisional trust operates on three fronts: (1) the construction of decisional DNA as a knowledge structure capable of collecting an organization's decisional fingerprints; (2) the construction of Reflexive Ontologies as descriptions of concepts and relations with a set of selfcontained queries in a domain of study; and (3) the addition of security technologies. Our approach extends the use of Decisional DNA and Reflexive Ontologies with the aim of offering trustable decisions, and introduces elements for the exploitation of embedded, trustable, decisional knowledge which, added to security elements, can lead to trustable technologies. Fully developed, it would advance the notion of administering trustable knowledge in the current decision making environment}
}

@article{
 author ={Dominik Birk and Seán Gaines and Christoph Wegner},
 title ={A Framework for Digital Watermarking Next Generation Media Broadcasts},
 journal ={IAENG International Journal of Computer Science},
 year ={2008},
 month ={November},
 pages ={30-35},
 volume ={35, Issue 4},
 issn ={1819-656X print, 1819-9224 online}
}

@article{
 author ={María del Puy Carretero and David Oyarzun and Amalia Ortiz and Iosu Arizkuren and Raúl Navas and Alex García-Alonso},
 title ={Preserving Avatar Genuineness in Different Display Media},
 journal ={Mobile Networks and Applications},
 year ={2008},
 month ={December},
 pages ={627-634},
 volume ={13},
 issn ={1383-469X print, 1572-8153 online}
}

@book{
 author ={Diana Wald},
 editor ={Vdm Verlag Dr. Müller},
 title ={Quantifizierung und Visualisierung von Narbenbereichen im Herzmuskel: Entwicklung einer Software zur Diagnoseunterstützung in der Kardiologie},
 year ={2008},
 month ={Febraury},
 isbn ={3836463032}
}

@inbook{
 author ={José Luiz González and Edurne Loyarte and Iñaki Peña},
 editor ={Medina-Garrido, González-Fierro & Ruiz-Navarro},
 title ={The Business Expansion Process of Applied Research Center (ARC): Entrepreneurship, Interpreneurship, and Intrapreneurship},
 publisher ={IGI Publishing},
 year ={2008},
 edition ={1},
 chapter ={Cases on Information Technology Entrepreneurship XII},
 pages ={242-273},
 volume ={1},
 abstract ={The purpose of this chapter is to describe a real story where key subjects related to a business expansion process of a young IT-based applied research center (ARC) are discussed. More specifically, key theoretical notions will be examined linked to the day-to-day events occurred in ARC. This IT-based organization traced an original expansion trajectory based on the creation of two spin-offs during its infancy period. This chapter highlights general concerns associated with knowledge management and the capacity of innovation which emerged during the business expansion process. For purposes of this study, these concerns can be classified in three main theoretical areas: Entrepreneurship, Interpreneurship and Intrapreneurship.},
 isbn ={978-1-59904-612-9}
}

@inbook{
 author ={María Teresa Linaza and Ander García and Isabel Torre and Jose Ignacio Torres},
 editor ={Springer Berlin / Heidelberg},
 title ={Transactions on Edutainment I},
 year ={2008},
 chapter ={Interacting with Augmented Assets in Cultural Tourism},
 pages ={107-117},
 keys ={Augmented Reality - multimedia management - cultural storytelling},
 month ={June},
 volume ={5080/2008},
 series ={Lecture Notes in Computer Science},
 abstract ={This paper presents the results of the PRISMA project, where a proposal to include a zoom-lens camera into an outdoor marker-less AR system for the cultural tourism sector has been developed and assessed. The key issue of PRISMA is the combination of the commonly known concept of tourist binoculars and AR technologies. PRISMA presents tourist information from a new point of view, allowing the user to interact with multimedia information. An panoramic view from one of the hills of Donostia-San Sebastian city in the North of Spain has been chosen as the real validation environment.},
 isbn ={978-3-540-69737-4}
}

@inbook{
 author ={María Teresa Linaza and Frederik Lölhöffel and Ander García and Carlos Lamsfus and A. Alzua-sorzabal and Ainhoa Lazkano},
 editor ={Peter O'Connor and Wolfram Höpken and Ulrike Gretzel},
 title ={Information and Communication Technologies in Tourism, ENTER 2008, Proceedings of the International Conference in Innsbruck, Austria, 2008},
 publisher ={Springer Vienna},
 year ={2008},
 chapter ={Mash-up Applications for Small Destination Management Organizations Websites},
 pages ={130-140},
 month ={February},
 number ={4},
 isbn ={978-3-211-77279-9 (Print) 978-3-211-77280-5 (Online)}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Aitor Moreno and Álvaro Segura and Jorge Posada},
 title ={Scenario editing tool to support learning and training in virtual reality simulators of construction machinery},
 booktitle ={E-Learning Baltics},
 year ={2008},
 address ={Rostock, Germany},
 month ={June}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Aitor Moreno and Jan Heukamp and Jorge Posada and Alex García-Alonso},
 title ={VDesktop: Event Management and Physically Based Behaviour in Tabletops Displays},
 booktitle ={The 16-th International Conference in Central Europe on Computer Graphics, Visualization and Computer Vision (WSCG'2008)},
 year ={2008},
 address ={Plzen, Czech Republic},
 month ={Febraury},
 pages ={253-260},
 publisher ={Communication Papers},
 isbn ={978-80-86943-16-9}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Ander García},
 title ={Intelligent routing algorithm for tourism},
 booktitle ={IFITT 2008 - Information and Communication Technologies in Tourism 2008, Phd Workshop},
 year ={2008},
 address ={Innsbruck, Austria},
 month ={January}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Ander García and María Teresa Linaza and Imanol Arbulu and Isabel Torre and Yolanda Cobos},
 title ={A Mobile Platform For On-The-Move User-Generated Tourist Contents},
 booktitle ={6th International Workshop on Content-Based Multimedia Indexing (CBMI)},
 year ={2008},
 address ={London, UK},
 month ={June},
 pages ={58-65},
 publisher ={Proceedings en IEEE}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Álvaro Segura and Aitor Moreno and Igor García and Naiara Aginako and Mikel Labayen and Jorge Posada and Jose Antonio Aranda and Rubén García De Andoin},
 title ={Visual Processing Of Geographic And Environmental Information In The Basque Country: Two Case Studies},
 booktitle ={Geographical Information Processing and Visual Analytics for Environmental Security},
 year ={2008},
 address ={Trento, Italy},
 month ={October}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Cesar Sanín and Edward Szczerbicki and Carlos Toro},
 title ={Towards a technology of trust: Decisional DNA and Reflexive Ontologies},
 booktitle ={First International Conference on Information Technologies, IT2008},
 year ={2008},
 address ={Gdansk, Poland},
 month ={May},
 pages ={31-34}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Diana Wald and Iván Macía and Michael Dupillier and Céline Paloc},
 title ={A fast and automatic segmentation of the mandible for CT-data},
 booktitle ={International Journal of Computer Assisted Radiology and Surgery (CARS). Proceedings of the 22st International Congress and Exhibition},
 year ={2008},
 address ={Barcelona, Spain},
 editor ={Springer Berlin / Heidelberg},
 month ={June},
 volume ={3},
 pages ={438-439},
 issn ={1861-6410 (Print) 1861-6429 (Online)}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Dominik Birk},
 title ={And the Winner was...},
 booktitle ={ - Die Zeitschrift für Informations-Sicherheit},
 year ={2008},
 address ={Ingelheim, Germany},
 editor ={Norbert Luckhardt},
 month ={August},
 organization ={Bundesamt für Sicherheit in der Informationstechnik},
 pages ={44-46}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Dominik Birk and Seán Gaines and Christoph Wegner},
 title ={A Framework for Digital Watermarking Next Generation Media Broadcasts},
 booktitle ={Axmedis 2008 Proceedings - Workshops, Panels and Industrial Applications},
 year ={2008},
 address ={Florence, Italy},
 editor ={Paolo Nesi, Kia Ng, Jaime Delgado},
 month ={November},
 organization ={AXMEDIS},
 pages ={19-24}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Eduardo Carrasco and Gorka Epelde and Aitor Moreno and Amalia Ortiz and Igor García and Cristina Buiza and Elena Urdaneta and Aitziber Etxaniz and M. Feli González and Andoni Arruti},
 title ={Natural Interaction between Avatars and Persons with Alzheimer’s Disease},
 booktitle ={ICCHP 2008 - 11th International Conference on Computers Helping People with Special Needs},
 year ={2008},
 address ={University of Linz, Austria},
 editor ={Springer Berlin / Heidelberg},
 month ={July},
 volume ={5105/2008},
 pages ={38-45},
 isbn ={978-3-540-70539-0},
 issn ={0302-9743 (Print) 1611-3349 (Online)}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Eduardo Carrasco and Iñigo Barandiaran},
 title ={Video Platform for Player Tracking and Enhanced Visualization of Sport Events},
 booktitle ={Virtual Reality. Concepts and Applications 2008},
 year ={2008},
 address ={Hyderabad, India},
 editor ={Pramod Rao y Sameer A. Zodgekar, Icfai Books},
 month ={January},
 publisher ={The Icfai University},
 isbn ={1-314-1406-X}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Gorka Marcos and Petra Krämer and Arantza Illarramendi and Igor García and Julián Flórez},
 title ={Semantic Middleware to Enhance Multimedia Retrieval in a Broadcaster},
 booktitle ={Semantic Multimedia, Third International Conference on Semantic and Digital Media Technologies, SAMT 2008},
 year ={2008},
 address ={Koblenz, Germany},
 editor ={David Luke and Lynda Hardman and Alex Hauptmann and Dietrich Paulus and Steffen Staab},
 month ={December},
 pages ={74-88},
 publisher ={Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Iñigo Barandiaran and Charlotte Cottez and Céline Paloc and Manuel Graña},
 title ={Comparative Evaluation of Random Forest and Fern Classifiers for Real-Time Feature Matching},
 booktitle ={Proceedings of WSCG 2008 - The 16-th International Conference in Central Europe on Computer Graphics, Visualization and Computer Vision},
 year ={2008},
 address ={Plzen, Czech Republic},
 month ={February},
 abstract ={Feature or keypoint matching is a critical task in many computer vision applications, such as optical 3D reconstruction or optical markerless tracking. These applications demand very accurate and fast matching techniques. We present an evaluation and comparison of two keypoint matching strategies based on supervised classification for markerless tracking of planar surfaces. We have applied these approaches on an augmented reality prototype for indoor and outdoor design review.}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Iñigo Barandiaran and Charlotte Cottez and Céline Paloc and Manuel Graña},
 title ={Random Forest Classifiers for REAL-TIME optical markerless tracking},
 booktitle ={Proceedings of VISAPP 2008 - 3rd International Conference on Computer Vision Theory and Applications},
 year ={2008},
 address ={Funchal, Madeira, Portugal},
 month ={January},
 volume ={2},
 pages ={559-562},
 abstract ={Augmented reality (AR) is a very promising technology that can be applied in many areas such as healthcare, broadcasting or manufacturing industries. One of the bottlenecks of such application is a robust real-time optical markerless tracking strategy. In this paper we focus on the development of tracking by detection for plane homography estimation. Feature or keypoint matching is a critical task in such approach. We propose to apply machine learning techniques to solve this problem. We present an evaluation of an optical tracking implementation based on Random Forest classifier. The implementation has been successfully applied to indoor and outdoor augmented reality design review application.}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Isabel Torre and María Teresa Linaza and Oihana Otaegui and Ander García},
 title ={Self-creating 3D mobile tourist guides},
 booktitle ={Proceedings of TTRA Europe Conference 2008 - Competition in Tourism: Business and Destination perspectives},
 year ={2008},
 month ={April}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Iván Macía and Diana Wald and Céline Paloc},
 title ={Extraction and Analysis of Patient-specific Hepatic Anatomy from MR Images},
 booktitle ={International Journal of Computer Assisted Radiology and Surgery (CARS). Proceedings of the 22st International Congress and Exhibition},
 year ={2008},
 address ={Barcelona, Spain},
 editor ={Springer Berlin / Heidelberg},
 month ={June},
 volume ={3},
 pages ={399-401},
 issn ={1861-6410 (Print) 1861-6429 (Online)}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Javier Barandiaran and Berta Murguía and Fernando Boto},
 title ={Real-Time People Counting Using Multiple Lines},
 booktitle ={9th International Workshop on Image Analysis for Multimedia Interactive Services (WIAMIS 2008)},
 year ={2008},
 address ={Klagenfurt, Austria},
 month ={May}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Jon Haitz Legarreta and Céline Paloc},
 title ={Follow-up of vital signs in nursing home},
 booktitle ={Computer Assisted Radiology and Surgery (CARS) 2008},
 year ={2008},
 address ={Barcelona, Spain},
 month ={June},
 pages ={378}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Jon Haitz Legarreta and Céline Paloc},
 title ={Vital Sign Monitoring in Nursing home for Elderly},
 booktitle ={Med-e-Tel 2008, The International Educational and Networking Forum for eHealth, Telemedicine and Health ICT},
 year ={2008},
 address ={Luxemburgo, Luxemburgo},
 month ={April},
 pages ={153-156}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Jose Javier Yanguas and Elena Urdaneta and Cristina Buiza and Eduardo Carrasco and Martin Klima and Miroslav Macik and O. M. Langr and Jan Alexandersson},
 title ={i2home: Including Elderly People in the Information Society by Means of Intuitive User Interfaces},
 booktitle ={61st Annual Scientific Meeting of the GSA 2008},
 year ={2008},
 address ={National Harbor, Maryland, USA},
 month ={November}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Kutz Arrieta and Igor Leturia and Urtza Iturraspe and Arantza Diaz de Ilarraza and Kepa Sarasola and Inma Hernáez and Eva Navas},
 title ={AnHitz: Development and Integration of Language, Speech and Visual Technologies for Basque},
 booktitle ={ISUC 2008:2nd International Symposium on Universal Communication},
 year ={2008},
 address ={Osaka, Japan},
 month ={December},
 pages ={338-344},
 publisher ={IEEE Computer Society}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Maider Laka and Igor García and Iván Macía and Alejandro Ugarte},
 title ={TV Sport Broadcasts: Real Time Virtual Representation in 3D Terrain Models},
 booktitle ={3DTV Conference: The True Vision - Capture, Transmission and Display of 3D Video, 2008. IEEE eXplore},
 year ={2008},
 address ={Istanbul, Turkey},
 month ={July},
 pages ={405-408},
 isbn ={978-1-4244-1760-5}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Maider Lehr and Kutz Arrieta and Andoni Arruti},
 title ={Language Engineering for Basque in a Visual Communication Technologies Context},
 booktitle ={LangTech 2008},
 year ={2008},
 address ={Rome, Italy},
 month ={February}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={María Teresa Linaza and Isabel Torre and Ruth Beusing and Assunta Tavernise and Markus Etz},
 title ={Authoring Tools for Archaeological Mobile Guides},
 booktitle ={9th International Symposium on Virtual Reality, Archaeology, and Cultural Heritage Eurographics Symposium Proceedings (VAST2008)},
 year ={2008},
 address ={Braga, Portugal},
 month ={December},
 pages ={47-54}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Martin Klima and Miroslav Macik and Elena Urdaneta and Cristina Buiza and Eduardo Carrasco and Gorka Epelde and Jan Alexandersson},
 title ={User Interfaces for the Digital Home on the basis of Open Industrial Standards},
 booktitle ={Ambient Intelligence Forum 2008},
 year ={2008},
 address ={Hradec Králové, Czech Republic},
 month ={October}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Mikel Labayen and Naiara Aginako and Igor García},
 title ={Weather Analysis System Based on Sky Images Taken from the Earth},
 booktitle ={Proceedings of VIE 2008 - The fifth International Conference on Visual Information Engineering},
 year ={2008},
 address ={Xi’an, China},
 month ={July},
 pages ={146-151},
 publisher ={IET, Michael Faraday}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Oihana Otaegui and María Teresa Linaza and Ander García and Iván Jiménez},
 title ={Galileo and Communication Technologies - Benefits, New Applications and Future developments of the Intelligent Transport Systems},
 booktitle ={SpaceShow2008: Space Applications},
 year ={2008},
 address ={Toulouse, France},
 month ={April}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Q. Zhang and G. Tolias and B. Mansencal and A. Saracoglu and Naiara Aginako and A. Alatan and L. A. Alexandre and Y. Avrithis and J. Benois-Pineau and K. Chandramouli and M. Corvaglia and U. Damnjanovic and A. Dimou and E. Esen and N. Fatemi and Jon Goya and F. Guerrini and A. Hanjalic and R. Jarina and P. Kapsalas and P. King and I. Kompatsiaris and L. Makris and V. Mezaris and P. Migliorati and A. Moumtzidou and P. Mylonas and U. Naci and S. Nikolopoulos and M. Paralic and T. Piatrik and F. Poulin and A. M. G. Pinheiro and L. Raileanu and E. Spyrou and S. Vrochidis},
 title ={COST292 experimental framework for TRECVID 2008},
 booktitle ={TRECVID Workshop 2008},
 year ={2008},
 address ={NIST in Gaithersburg, MD, USA},
 month ={November}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={U. Naci and U. Damnjanovic and B. Mansencal and J. Benois-Pineau and Christian Kaes and M. Corvaglia and Eliana Rossi and Naiara Aginako},
 title ={The COST292 Experimental Framework for Rushes Summarization Task in TRECVID 2008},
 booktitle ={ACM Multimedia  Workshop: TVS’08},
 year ={2008},
 address ={Vancouver, Canadá},
 month ={October},
 isbn ={978-1-60558-303-7}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Yolanda Cobos and Carlos Toro and Cristina Sarasua and Javier Vaquero and María Teresa Linaza and Jorge Posada},
 title ={An Architecture for Fast Semantic Retrieval in the Film Heritage Domain},
 booktitle ={6th International Workshop on Content-Based Multimedia Indexing (CBMI)},
 year ={2008},
 address ={London, UK},
 month ={June},
 pages ={272-279},
 publisher ={IEEE}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Yolanda Cobos and Cristina Sarasua and María Teresa Linaza and Iván Jiménez and Ander García},
 title ={Retrieving Film Heritage content using an MPEG-7 Compliant Ontology},
 booktitle ={3rd International Workshop on Semantic Media Adaptation and Personalization (SMAP)},
 year ={2008},
 address ={Prague, Czech Republic},
 editor ={Phivos Mylonas, Manolis Wallace, Marios Angelides},
 month ={December},
 pages ={63-68},
 publisher ={Proceedings in IEEE},
 isbn ={978-0-7695-3444-2}
}

@phdthesis{
 author ={Amalia Ortiz},
 school ={Universidad del País Vasco (UPV-EHU)},
 title ={Avatares para la interacción emocional},
 year ={2008},
 address ={Donostia - San Sebastián, Spain},
 month ={April},
 type ={PhD thesis}
}

@techreport{
 institution ={3DTV Conference 2008},
 title ={TV Sport Broadcasts: Real Time Virtual Representation in 3D Terrain Models},
 year ={2008},
 address ={Instanbul, Turkey},
 month ={May}
}

@techreport{
 author ={David Rousseau},
 institution ={Université de Technologie Compiègne (UTC)},
 title ={Data Management in Biomedical Application },
 year ={2008},
 keys ={medical data management, surgical planning},
 month ={July},
 abstract ={This report describes part of a project developing software for implant surgery planning. It consists in evaluating the possibility of an implant surgery, studying the jaws and teeth structure. The software provides 3D and specific 2D visualisation, with a few tools for analysing the patient mandibles.

This software uses a large amount of date: X-ray image files and study and patient (and more) information. There was no database, nor data structure, nor manager. First the data structure was designed, and then the database, to keep all the data. Next, the manager was implemented, with a few functionalities (sorting,  selecting, loading, saving). At last, the different inputs and outputs: importing and exporting (xml format), and creation from the specific medical image data files (DICOM).

}
}

@techreport{
 author ={Michael Dupillier},
 institution ={Université de Technologie Compiègne (UTC)},
 title ={The Visualization process applied to the medical field},
 year ={2008},
 keys ={3D visualisation of medical imaging, dental surgery planning},
 month ={February},
 abstract ={The report mainly deals with the vizualisation and the processing interaction of medical images within the development of an application dedicated to the planning of dental surgery. The two main techniques of vizualisation (Surface rendering and Volume Rendering) have been described, integrated and evaluated into the context of the application.}
}

@article{
 author ={Carlos Toro and Javier Vaquero and Cesar Sanín and Edward Szczerbicki and Jorge Posada},
 title ={Implementing Decisional DNA in Industrial Maintenance by a knowledge SOUPA Extension},
 journal ={Systems Science, Wroclaw University of Technology, Poland},
 year ={2007},
 month ={September},
 pages ={61-68},
 volume ={33},
 issn ={0137-1223}
}

@article{
 author ={Carlos Toro and Jorge Posada and Joaquin Oyarzun and Juanjo Falcón},
 title ={Supporting the CAD Structural Design Process with knowledge based tools},
 journal ={Journal of Cybernetics and Systems},
 year ={2007},
 month ={June},
 issn ={Print: 0196-9722 - Online:1087-6553}
}

@article{
 author ={Cesar Sanín and Edward Szczerbicki and Carlos Toro},
 title ={An OWL Ontology of Set of Experience Knowledge},
 journal ={Journal of Universal Computer Science},
 year ={2007},
 month ={February},
 number ={2},
 pages ={209-223},
 volume ={13}
}

@article{
 author ={Edurne Loyarte and Olga Rivera},
 title ={Communities of Practice: a Model for their Cultivation},
 journal ={Journal of Knowledge Management},
 year ={2007},
 month ={June},
 number ={3},
 pages ={67-77},
 volume ={11},
 issn ={1367-3270}
}

@article{
 author ={Gorka Marcos and Tim Smithers and Iván Jiménez and Carlos Toro},
 title ={Meta Level: Enabler for Semantic Steered Multimedia Retrieval in an Industrial Design Domain},
 journal ={Systems Science},
 year ={2007},
 month ={April},
 number ={2},
 pages ={15-22},
 volume ={33},
 abstract ={Globalization and the digitalization of data and automation of the processes involved in information management, have turn most of nowadays design companies deeply dependent on their information systems. The description of information management systems in design environments usually include terms that belong to different fields of knowledge whose definitions are similar but as they are being provided by different areas of knowledge and multidisciplinary teams, heterogeneous information sources and collaborative working tools need to be developed. Very important efforts are being presented by the scientific community in order to improve the information management systems in design environments. However actual systems could be improved by the use of semantic technologies in order to enhance their accuracy and efficiency with the consequent reduction in time and money derived from such outcomes. In this paper we present a possible architecture of a module that provides semantic services (The Meta Level) which has been developed within the framework of a European project called WIDE. In our presented approach the main focus is to improve the information management in a design environment by means of semantics using an alternative (cyclic) information retrieval paradigm that is supported strongly on the most recent semantic technologies. The presented architecture could be easily adaptable to different systems, facilitating the implementation of such information handling in other fields in where retrieval of information could be needed.},
 issn ={0137-1223}
}

@article{
 author ={Jorge Posada and Carlos Toro and Stefan Wundrak and André Stork},
 title ={Using ontologies and STEP standards for the semantic simplification of CAD models in different engineering domains},
 journal ={Applied Ontology},
 year ={2007},
 month ={February},
 number ={3},
 pages ={263-279},
 volume ={1}
}

@article{
 author ={Pedro Santos and André Stork and Thomas Gierlinger and Alain Pagani and Céline Paloc and Iñigo Barandarian and Giuseppe Conti and Raffaele De Amicis and Martin Witzel and Oliver Machui and Jose Manuel Jiménez and Bruno Araújo and Joaquim Jorge and Georg Bodammer},
 title ={IMPROVE: An innovative application for collaborative mobile mixed reality design review},
 journal ={International Journal on Interactive Design and Manufacturing 1},
 year ={2007},
 month ={June},
 number ={2},
 pages ={115-126},
 issn ={1955-2513}
}

@inproceedings{
 title ={Arquitectura genérica para la interacción emocional a través de avatares},
 booktitle ={CEIG07: Congreso Español de Informática Gráfica},
 year ={2007},
 address ={Zaragoza, Spain},
 editor ={I Cerezo, E. and Feito, F.},
 month ={September},
 organization ={ EUROGRAPHICS (EGse)},
 pages ={105-114}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={A. Alzua-sorzabal and María Teresa Linaza and M. Abad},
 title ={An Experimental Usability Study for Augmented Reality Technologies in the Tourist Sector},
 booktitle ={Information and Communication Technologies in Tourism},
 year ={2007},
 address ={Ljubljana, Slovenia},
 editor ={M. Sigala, L. Mich and J. Murphy (eds.)},
 month ={January},
 pages ={231-241},
 publisher ={SpringlerWien}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Alejandro Ugarte and Igor García and Amalia Ortiz and David Oyarzun},
 title ={User Interfaces based on 3D Avatars for Interactive Television},
 booktitle ={Proceedings of the 5th European Conference on Interactive TV - EuroITV2007},
 year ={2007},
 address ={Amsterdam, The Netherlands},
 month ={May}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Amalia Ortiz and María del Puy Carretero and David Oyarzun and Jose Javier Yanguas and Cristina Buiza and M. Feli González and Igone Etxeberria},
 title ={Elderly Users in Ambient Intelligence: Does an Avatar Improve the Interaction?},
 booktitle ={Proceedings of 9th ERCIM Workshop 'User Interfaces For All'},
 year ={2007},
 address ={Königswinter (Bonn), Germany},
 editor ={Stephanidis, Constantine},
 month ={January},
 volume ={4397},
 pages ={99-114},
 publisher ={Springer},
 series ={LNCS}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Andoni Arruti and Maider Lehr and Michael Obach},
 title ={Automatic Speech Recognition for Live TV Subtitling for Hearing-Impaired People },
 booktitle ={Challenges for Assistive Technology AAATE 07 (Assistive Technology Research Series)},
 year ={2007},
 address ={San Sebastian, Spain},
 month ={October},
 volume ={20},
 pages ={948}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Álvaro Segura and Aitor Moreno and Gino Brunetti and Thomas Henn},
 title ={Interaction and Ergonomics Issues in the Development of a Mixed Reality Construction Machinery Simulator for Safety Training},
 booktitle ={HCI International 2007},
 year ={2007},
 address ={Beijing, China},
 month ={July},
 volume ={4566},
 pages ={290-299},
 publisher ={Springer Verlag},
 series ={LNCS}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Álvaro Segura and Aitor Moreno and Gino Brunetti and Thomas Henn},
 title ={Visualization for an Augmented Reality Construction Machinery Simulator},
 booktitle ={Proceedings of ISC 2007 (Industrial Simulation Conference)},
 year ={2007},
 address ={University of Technology, Delft, The Netherland. },
 month ={June},
 pages ={324 - 330},
 isbn ={978-90-77381-34-2}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Carlo Moritz Göllner and Stefan Wundrak and Álvaro Segura and Aitor Moreno and André Stork},
 title ={Interactive Visualisation of Simulated Nonwoven Fabrics},
 booktitle ={Proceedings of ISC 2007 (Industrial Simulation Conference)},
 year ={2007},
 address ={University of Technology, Delft, The Netherland},
 month ={June},
 pages ={426 - 436},
 isbn ={978-90-77381-34-2}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Carlos Toro and Cesar Sanín and Javier Vaquero and Jorge Posada and Edward Szczerbicki},
 title ={Knowledge based Industrial Maintenance using portable devices and Augmented Reality},
 booktitle ={Knowledge-Based Intelligent Information and Engineering Systems, 11th International Conference, KES 2007},
 year ={2007},
 address ={Vietri sul Mare, Italy},
 editor ={R.J. Howlett, and L.C. Jain (Eds.): Proceedings Part I, Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence 4962},
 month ={September},
 pages ={295-302},
 publisher ={Springer-Verlag, Ber}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Carlos Toro and Maite Termenón and Jorge Posada and Joaquin Oyarzun and Juanjo Falcón},
 title ={Ontology Supported Adaptive User Interfaces for Structural CAD Design},
 booktitle ={Proceedings Book of International CIRP Conference on Digital Enterprise Technology (DET)},
 year ={2007},
 address ={Sesimbra, Portugal},
 editor ={Cunha, Pedro Filipe (Ed.)},
 month ={September},
 pages ={8},
 publisher ={Springer}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Cristina Buiza and Elena Urdaneta and Jose Javier Yanguas and Eduardo Carrasco and Carlo Moritz and Céline Paloc},
 title ={I2HOME - Intuitive Interaction for Everyone with Home Appliances},
 booktitle ={AAATE 2007 - 9th European Conference for the Advancement of Assistive Technology in Europe},
 year ={2007},
 address ={Donostia - San Sebastián, Spain},
 month ={October}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={David Oyarzun and Maider Lehr and Amalia Ortiz and María del Puy Carretero and Alejandro Ugarte and K. Vivanco and Alex García-Alonso},
 title ={Using Virtual Characters as TV Presenters},
 booktitle ={Proceedings of Edutainment 2007},
 year ={2007},
 address ={Hong Kong, China},
 month ={June},
 pages ={225-236},
 publisher ={LNCS},
 series ={4469},
 isbn ={3-540-73010-9}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Eduardo Carrasco and Carlo Moritz and Amalia Ortiz and Igor García and Cristina Buiza and Elena Urdaneta and Aitziber Etxaniz and M. Feli González and Iker Laskibar},
 title ={Enhanced TV for the Promotion
of Active Ageing},
 booktitle ={AAATE 2007 - 9th European Conference for the Advancement of Assistive Technology in Europe, Challenges for Assistive Technology AAATE 2007, Assistive Technology Research Series},
 year ={2007},
 address ={Donostia - San Sebastián, Spain},
 editor ={IOS Press, Amsterdam, The Netherlands},
 month ={October},
 volume ={20},
 pages ={159-163},
 isbn ={978-1-58603-791-8}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Iñaki Peña and José Pernia and Edurne Loyarte},
 title ={ARC´s Early-Stage Growth: an Attempt to Reconcilie Entrepreneurship, Interpreneurship and Intrapreneurship},
 booktitle ={SMS Special Conference},
 year ={2007},
 address ={Sicilia, Italy},
 month ={May}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Iván Macía and Iñigo Barandiaran and Iñigo Pablo Güemes and Céline Paloc},
 title ={Evaluation of a Patient Motion Monitoring System in Radiotherapy Treatment based on Optical Motion Detection},
 booktitle ={Computer Assisted Radiology and Surgery - Proc. of the 21st International Congress and Exhibition},
 year ={2007},
 address ={Berlín, Germany},
 month ={June},
 volume ={2},
 pages ={446-447}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={M. Feli González and Cristina Buiza and Igone Etxeberria and Jose Javier Yanguas and Amalia Ortiz and María del Puy Carretero and David Oyarzun and Nestor Garay-Vitoria},
 title ={The effect of an avatar in natural interaction},
 booktitle ={AAATE07: Challenges for Assistive Technology},
 year ={2007},
 address ={Donostia - San Sebastián, Spain},
 month ={October},
 volume ={20},
 pages ={893-898},
 publisher ={IOS Press}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={María Teresa Linaza and Yolanda Cobos and Jon Mentxaka and Miren Koro Campos and Mauro Peñalba},
 title ={Interactive augmented experiences for cultural historical events},
 booktitle ={In D.Arnold, F. Niccolucci, A. Chalmers (eds): The 8th International Symposium on Virtual Reality, Archaeology and Cultural Heritage (VAST 2007)},
 year ={2007},
 address ={Brighton, UK},
 editor ={In D.Arnold, F. Niccolucci, A. Chalmers (eds)},
 month ={November},
 pages ={23-30}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Pedro Santos and André Stork and Thomas Gierlinger and Alain Pagani and Bruno Araújo and Ricardo Jota and Luis Bruno and Joaquim Jorge and Joao Madeiras and Martin Witzel and Giuseppe Conti and Raffaele De Amicis and Iñigo Barandarian  and Céline Paloc and Maylu Hafner and Don McIntyre},
 title ={IMPROVE: Designing Effective Interaction for Virtual and Mixed Reality Environments},
 booktitle ={12th International Conference - HCI International 2007},
 year ={2007},
 address ={Beijing, China},
 month ={July},
 number ={2},
 volume ={4551},
 series ={LNCS},
 isbn ={978-3-540-73106-1}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Pedro Santos and André Stork and Thomas Gierlinger and Alain Pagani and Bruno Araújo and Ricardo Jota and Luis Bruno and Joaquim Jorge and Joao Madeiras and Martin Witzel and Giuseppe Conti and Raffaele De Amicis and Iñigo Barandarian  and Céline Paloc and Maylu Hafner and Don McIntyre},
 title ={IMPROVE: Advanced Displays and Interaction Techniques for Collaborative Design Review},
 booktitle ={Virtual reality - 2nd International Conference, ICVR 2007 - As part of HCI International},
 year ={2007},
 address ={Beijing, China},
 month ={July},
 volume ={4563},
 series ={LNCS},
 isbn ={978-3-540-73334-8}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Pedro Santos and André Stork and Thomas Gierlinger and Alain Pagani and Bruno Araújo and Ricardo Jota and Luis Bruno and Joaquim Jorge and Joao Madeiras and Martin Witzel and Giuseppe Conti and Raffaele De Amicis and Iñigo Barandarian  and Céline Paloc and Maylu Hafner and Don McIntyre},
 title ={IMPROVE: Collaborative Design Review in Mobile Mixed Reality},
 booktitle ={Virtual reality - 2nd International Conference, ICVR 2007 - As part of HCI International},
 year ={2007},
 address ={Beijing, China},
 month ={July},
 volume ={4563},
 series ={LNCS},
 isbn ={978-3-540-73334-8}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Q. Zhang and K. Chandramouli and U. Damnjanovic and T. Piatrik and E. Izquierdo and M. Corvaglia and N. Adami and R. Leonardi and G. Yakın and S. Aksoy and U. Naci and A. Hanjalic and S. Vrochidis and A. Moumtzidou and S. Nikolopoulos and V. Mezaris and L. Makris and I. Kompatsiaris and B. Mansencal and J. Benois-Pineau and E. Esen and A. Alatan and E. Spyrou and P. Kapsalas and G. Tolias and P. Mylonas and Y. Avrithis and B. Reljin and G. Zajic and A. M. G. Pinheiro and L. A. Alexandre and P. Almeida and R. Jarina and M. Kuba and Naiara Aginako and Jon Goya},
 title ={The COST292 experimental framework for TRECVID 2007},
 booktitle ={TREC Video Retrieval Evaluation (TRECVID)},
 year ={2007},
 address ={Gaithersburg, MD, USA},
 month ={October}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Yolanda Cobos and María Teresa Linaza and Ander García and Isabel Torre},
 title ={Applicability of MPEG-7 Descriptors to Film Heritage},
 booktitle ={Proceedings of SMAP 2007},
 year ={2007},
 address ={Uxbridge, Middlesex, UK},
 month ={December},
 pages ={205-210},
 isbn ={0-7695-3040-0}
}

@techreport{
 author ={Alexis Verbèke},
 institution ={Université de Technologie Compiègne (UTC)},
 title ={High content analysis of the zebrafish embryo, with multimedia information},
 year ={2007},
 keys ={fluorescence imaging, high content analysis},
 month ={July},
 abstract ={Methods to calculate the heart rate and segment the heart chambers from a zebrafish heart, and methods to extract features and classify zebrafishes have been developed. Every tasks were made from fluorescent videos of the heart, and brightfield images of the fish. This report explains the unfolding of the work placement's events, details the methods and algorithms developed, and analyzes the results obtained.
}
}

@techreport{
 author ={Charlotte Cottez},
 institution ={Ecole Supérieure d'Ingénieurs de Luminy (ESIL)},
 title ={Development of new technologies for medical applications},
 year ={2007},
 keys ={medical imaging, ellipse detection, classification},
 month ={July},
 abstract ={For the last year at the engineering school ESIL, in the computing area, a 6-months internship has to be made. As the image processing is a very interesting subject, and as an abroad experience is very rewarding, the internship takes place in a Spanish applied research centre called Vicomtech.
The work is the following : making research, developing the application, testing and interpreting
the results. 
This internship has two distinct subjects. The first one consists in detecting elliptical forms in an image. The other one is about a classication method called random forest. }
}

@techreport{
 author ={Fabien Bessy},
 institution ={Institut Supérieur de Biosciences de Paris (ESIEE-ISBS)},
 title ={Criblage à haut débit in vivo sur embryons de poissons zèbres},
 year ={2007},
 keys ={cardiac imaging, dynamic invivo microscopy},
 month ={August},
 abstract ={The report describes image processing methods for cardiac chambers segmentation in dynamic invivo microscopic images. The methods are described, implemented and compared between them.}
}

@techreport{
 author ={Nicolas Collin},
 institution ={Université de Technologie Compiègne (UTC)},
 title ={High Throughput Screening in vivo sur embryons de poissons zèbres},
 year ={2007},
 keys ={video analysis, dynamic in-vivo microscopy, heart rate, living embryo.  },
 month ={February},
 abstract ={L’objectif du projet est d’automatiser les analyses in vivo faites habituellement á la main par les chercheurs biologistes. La mise en place d’un tel système pourrait accélérer considérablement le développement des nouveaux  traitements pharmaceutiques, en réduisant notamment la durée de la phase pré-clinique. Concrètement, il s’agit dans notre cas, d’utiliser des embryons de  poissons zèbres exprimant une protéine de fluorescence (GFP) ; ceci permet d’observer les organes grâce à un microscope à fluorescence, et dans notre cas en particulier son cœur. A partir d’une vidéo du cœur, il s´agit de détecter et classifier différents phénotypes morphologiques et fonctionnels (morphologie cardiaque, volume des cavités cardiaques, fréquence cardiaque, arythmie cardiaque, etc.) grâce à des méthodes d’analyse et de traitement d’image avancées. En réalisant des expérimentations à grande échelle, on peut alors fournir des données statistiques sur les effets (bénéfiques ou néfastes) de telle ou telle substance sur le cœur de poisson zèbre. }
}

@article{
 author ={Carlos Toro and Maite Termenón and Jorge Posada and Joaquin Oyarzun and Juanjo Falcón},
 title ={Improving Virtual Reality Applications in CAD through Semantics},
 journal ={The International Journal of Virtual Reality},
 year ={2006},
 month ={December},
 number ={4},
 pages ={39-46},
 volume ={5}
}

@article{
 author ={Céline Paloc and Alessandro Faraci and Fernando Bello},
 title ={Online Remeshing for Soft Tissue Simulation in Surgical Training},
 journal ={IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications},
 year ={2006},
 month ={November/December},
 number ={6},
 pages ={24-34},
 volume ={26}
}

@article{
 author ={Tobias Kamman and Igor García and Iñigo Barandiarán},
 title ={Interactive Augmented Reality in Digital Broadcasting Environments},
 journal ={Journal of Computational Information System},
 year ={2006},
 month ={September},
 number ={2},
 pages ={881},
 volume ={2},
 issn ={1553-9105}
}

@booklet{
 title ={TOPICS 4/2006 Vol. 18: Special Volume dedicated to Vicomtech Projects of 'TOPICS'},
 year ={2006},
 address ={Darmstadt, Germany},
 month ={September},
 volume ={18}
}

@incollection{
 author ={Álvaro Segura and Iosu Arizkuren and Iñaki Aranburu and Iñaki Telleria},
 title ={High quality Parametric Visual Product Configuration Systems over the Web},
 booktitle ={Selected Readings in Computer Graphics 2005},
 publisher ={Fraunhofer IRB Verlag},
 year ={2006},
 address ={Stuttgart},
 organization ={INI-GraphicsNet},
 pages ={225-240},
 volume ={16},
 isbn ={3-8167-7087-8}
}

@incollection{
 author ={Jorge Posada and Carlos Toro and Stefan Wundrak and André Stork},
 title ={Using ontologies and STEP standards for the semantic simplification of CAD models in different engineering domains},
 booktitle ={Selected Readings in Computer Graphics 2006},
 publisher ={Veröffentlichungen aus dem INI-GraphicsNet},
 year ={2006},
 editor ={Encarnação, J.L.; Fellner, D.W.},
 month ={December}
}

@incollection{
 author ={María del Puy Carretero and David Oyarzun and Amalia Ortiz and Iker Aizpurua and Jorge Posada},
 title ={Virtual Characters Facial and Body Animation through the Edition and Interpretation of Mark-Up Languages},
 booktitle ={Selected Readings in Computer Graphics 2005},
 publisher ={Fraunhofer IRB Verlag},
 year ={2006},
 address ={Stuttgart},
 organization ={INI-GraphicsNet},
 pages ={353-360},
 volume ={16},
 isbn ={3-8167-7087-8}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={A. Alzua-sorzabal and María Teresa Linaza and Ana Susperregui},
 title ={Providing On-Site Augmented Information to Tourists},
 booktitle ={Proceedings of the Intern. Conference on Information and Communication Technologies in Tourism },
 year ={2006},
 address ={Lausanne, Switzerland},
 month ={January},
 publisher ={SpringlerWien}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Aitor Moreno and Carlos Toro and Iosu Arizkuren and Álvaro Segura and Jorge Posada and Marcelino Novo  and Juanjo Falcón and Nieves Alcaín },
 title ={SIMUMEK: Un Sistema de Simulación Gráfica 3D para Operaciones de Mecanizado CNC},
 booktitle ={Proceedings of XVI Congreso de Máquinas-Herramienta y Tecnologías de Fabricación},
 year ={2006},
 address ={Donostia - San Sebastián, Spain},
 month ={October},
 volume ={1},
 pages ={391-404},
 isbn ={934065-1-1}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Aitor Moreno and Carlos Toro and Iosu Arizkuren and Álvaro Segura and Jorge Posada and Marcelino Novo and Juanjo Falcón and Nieves Alcaín},
 title ={A Geometric Representation for the Real-Time Simulation of NC Machining Processes},
 booktitle ={Proceedings of GRAPP 2006},
 year ={2006},
 address ={Setúbal, Portugal},
 month ={February},
 pages ={357-363},
 isbn ={972-8865-39-2}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Aitor Moreno and Carlos Toro and Iosu Arizkuren and Álvaro Segura and Jorge Posada and Marcelino Novo and Juanjo Falcón and Nieves Alcaín},
 title ={A Level-based Geometric Representation for the Real-time Simulation of NC Machining Processes},
 booktitle ={Posters Proceedings of WSCG 2006},
 year ={2006},
 address ={Plzen, Czech Republic},
 month ={January},
 pages ={27-28},
 isbn ={80-86943-04-6}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Amalia Ortiz and David Oyarzun and María del Puy Carretero and Nestor Garay-Vitoria},
 title ={Virtual Characters as Emotional Interaction Element in the User Interfaces},
 booktitle ={Proceedings of AMDO 2006 – IV Conference on Articulated Motion and Deformable Objects},
 year ={2006},
 address ={Andrax, Mallorca, Spain},
 month ={July}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={André Stork and Pedro Santos and Thomas Gierlinger and Alain Pagani and Céline Paloc and Iñigo Barandiaran and Giuseppe Conti and Raffaele De Amicis and Martin Witzel and Oliver Machui and José Manuel Jiménez and Bruno Araújo and Joaquim Jorge and Georg Bodammer},
 title ={IMPROVE: An Innovative Application for Collaborative Mobile Mixed Reality Design Review},
 booktitle ={Proceedings of the Virtual Concept 2006.},
 year ={2006},
 address ={Cancùn, Mexico},
 editor ={Fisher, Xavier (Ed.)},
 volume ={2},
 pages ={11},
 publisher ={Springer}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Carlos Toro and Maite Termenón and Jorge Posada and Joaquin Oyarzun and Juanjo Falcón},
 title ={Knowledge Based Tools to Support the Structural Design Process},
 booktitle ={10th International Conference on Knowledge-Based Intelligent Information & Engineering Systems (KES06)},
 year ={2006},
 address ={University of Bournemouth, United Kingdom},
 editor ={Bob Howlett, Bogdan Gabrys and Lakhmi Jain (Ed.)},
 month ={October},
 publisher ={Spring Verlag},
 series ={LNAI}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Cesar Sanín and Edward Szczerbicki and Carlos Toro},
 title ={On the Semantics of a Knowledge Structure},
 booktitle ={International Conference on Information Systems Architecture and Technology, ISAT'2006},
 year ={2006},
 address ={Wroclaw, Poland},
 month ={September},
 pages ={239-248}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Cesar Sanín and Edward Szczerbicki and Carlos Toro},
 title ={Developing an Ontology from Set of Experience Knowledge Structure},
 booktitle ={Proceedings of 5th Interdisciplinary International Conference on Electronic Commerce (ECOM-05)},
 year ={2006},
 address ={Gdansk, Poland},
 editor ={Ed. Wachowickz, J.},
 month ={April},
 pages ={33-41},
 publisher ={JIB E-Consulting}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Céline Paloc and Alessandro Faraci and Fernando Bello},
 title ={Local Mesh Adaptation for Soft Tissue Simulation},
 booktitle ={Biomedical Simulation: Third International Symposium, ISBMS 2006},
 year ={2006},
 address ={Zurich, Switzerland},
 volume ={4072},
 pages ={206-214},
 publisher ={Springer},
 series ={LNCS}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Charles Barrera and Richard Sebastián and Gino Brunetti and Thomas Henn and Ana Isabel Esnaola and Aron Pujana and Aitor Moreno and Álvaro Segura},
 title ={VAR-Trainer: Versatile Construction Machinery Simulator for Security Training},
 booktitle ={Baumaschinentechnik 2006: Ideen, Konzepte, Lösungen},
 year ={2006},
 address ={Technische Universität Dresden. Institut für Fördertechnik, Baumaschinen und Logistik},
 month ={October},
 pages ={167-181}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Eduardo Carrasco and Iñigo Barandiaran},
 title ={Video Platform for Player Tracking and Enhanced Visualization of Sport Events},
 booktitle ={Proceedings of 16th World Congress on Ergonomics (IEA2006)},
 year ={2006},
 address ={Maastricht, The Nederlands},
 month ={July}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Edurne Loyarte and Olga Rivera},
 title ={Communities of Practice: a Combination of its Theory and Practice to Explain their Added Value for Organizations},
 booktitle ={2nd EGOS Colloquium},
 year ={2006},
 address ={Norway},
 month ={July}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Iván Macía and Céline Paloc and Izaro Oyarzun},
 title ={Segmentación de Estructuras Hepáticas para Planificación Quirúrgica en Imágenes de Resonancia Magnética},
 booktitle ={Proceedings del XXIV Congreso Annual de la Sociedad Española de Ingeniería Biomédica (CASEIB)},
 year ={2006},
 address ={Pamplona},
 month ={November},
 pages ={21-24},
 isbn ={84-9769-160-1}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Maider Lehr and Andoni Arruti and Amalia Ortiz and David Oyarzun and Michael Obach},
 title ={Speech Driven Facial Animation using HMMs in Basque},
 booktitle ={Proceedings of 9th International Conference on Text, Speech and Dialogue - TSD 2006},
 year ={2006},
 address ={Brno, Czech Republic},
 month ={September},
 pages ={721},
 publisher ={Springer},
 series ={LNAI}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={María Teresa Linaza and Ander García and Ana Susperregui and Carlos Lamsfus},
 title ={Interactive Mobile Assistants for Added-value Cultural Contents},
 booktitle ={The 7th Internacional Symposium on Virtual Reality, Archaeology and Cultural Heritage VAST},
 year ={2006},
 address ={Nicosia, Cyprus},
 month ={October}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Nora Mendoza and Gerardo Cajaraville and Ane Capetillo and Iván Jiménez and Carlos Garro and Tim Smithers},
 title ={Seguridad de Pacientes y su Implicación en la Administración Segura de Tratamientos Médicos},
 booktitle ={Proceedings del XXIV Congreso Annual de la Sociedad Española de Ingeniería Biomédica (CASEIB)},
 year ={2006},
 address ={Pamplona},
 month ={November},
 pages ={261-264},
 isbn ={84-9769-160-1}
}

@phdthesis{
 author ={Edurne Loyarte},
 school ={Universidad de Deusto (ESTE)},
 title ={Un Modelo de Cultivo y de Integración de Comunidades de Práctica en Organizaciones del País Vasco},
 year ={2006},
 address ={Donostia - San Sebastián, Spain},
 month ={January},
 type ={PhD thesis}
}

@article{
 author ={Amalia Ortiz and David Oyarzun and María del Puy Carretero and Carlos Toro and Jorge Posada},
 title ={Avatar Behaviours due to the User Interaction},
 journal ={IADAT Journal of Advanced Technology on Imaging and Graphics},
 year ={2005},
 month ={September},
 number ={1},
 pages ={28-31},
 volume ={1}
}

@article{
 author ={Ana Susperregui and Céline Paloc and Iván Macía and Igor García and Eduardo Carrasco},
 title ={A Standard-Based Mobile and Wireless Vital Signs Monitoring System},
 journal ={Journal for Quality of Life Research (J.Q.L.R.)},
 year ={2005},
 month ={June},
 number ={2},
 pages ={130-134},
 volume ={3},
 issn ={1109-7795}
}

@article{
 author ={Jorge Posada and Carlos Toro and Stefan Wundrak and André Stork},
 title ={Ontology Supported Semantic Simplification of Large Data Sets of Industrial Plant CAD Models for Design Review Visualization},
 journal ={Knowledge-Based Intelligent Information and Engineering Systems},
 year ={2005},
 month ={September},
 pages ={184-190}
}

@article{
 author ={María del Puy Carretero and David Oyarzun and Amalia Ortiz and Iker Aizpurua and Jorge Posada},
 title ={Virtual Characters Facial and Body Animation through the Edition and Interpretation of Mark-Up Languages},
 journal ={Computers & Graphics},
 year ={2005},
 month ={April},
 number ={2},
 pages ={189-194},
 volume ={29}
}

@booklet{
 title ={TOPICS 4/2005 Vol. 17: Special Volume dedicated to Vicomtech Projects of 'TOPICS'},
 year ={2005},
 address ={Darmstadt, Germany},
 month ={September},
 volume ={17}
}

@incollection{
 author ={Ana Cristina Andrés},
 title ={Face Motion & Expression Analysis on Monocular Images: An Overview},
 booktitle ={Encyclopedia of Information Science and Technology},
 publisher ={Idea Group Publishers},
 year ={2005},
 edition ={Mehdi Khos},
 month ={January},
 isbn ={1-59140-553-X}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={A. Alzua-sorzabal and María Teresa Linaza and M. Abad and L. Arretxea and Ana Susperregui},
 title ={Interface Evaluation for Cultural Heritage Applications: the Case of Ferrum exhibition},
 booktitle ={The 6th Internacional Symposium on Virtual Reality, Archaeology and Cultural Heritage (VAST05)},
 year ={2005},
 address ={Pisa, Italy},
 month ={November}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Aitor Moreno and Carlos Toro and Iosu Arizkuren and Álvaro Segura and Jorge Posada and M. Novo  and J. Falcón and N. Alcaín },
 title ={A Flexible and Modular Architecture for Object Space NC-Machining Simulation},
 booktitle ={International Conference in Central Europe on Computer Graphics, Visualization and Computer Vision (WSCG)},
 year ={2005},
 address ={Plzen, Czech Republic},
 month ={January},
 pages ={43-44},
 isbn ={80-903100-8-7}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Ana Susperregui and Céline Paloc and Iván Macía and Igor García and Eduardo Carrasco},
 title ={A Standard-Based Mobile and Wireless Vital Signs Monitoring System},
 booktitle ={3rd International Conference on Information Communication Technologies in Health (ICICTH)},
 year ={2005},
 address ={Samos Island, Greece},
 month ={July},
 pages ={189-194},
 isbn ={960-6608-39-5},
 issn ={1790-3904}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Ana Susperregui and Hector Eskudero and María Teresa Linaza},
 title ={Interactive Mobile Assistants for Added-Value Digital Contents},
 booktitle ={IEEE Region 8 EUROCON},
 year ={2005},
 address ={Belgrade, Serbia & Montenegro},
 month ={November}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Ander García and Carlos Lamsfus},
 title ={Digital Security Training Laboratory},
 booktitle ={IADAT-e2005, International Conference on Telecommunications and Computer Networks},
 year ={2005},
 address ={Portsmouth (UK)},
 month ={September},
 pages ={197-201},
 isbn ={84-933971-7-2}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Ander García and Carlos Lamsfus},
 title ={An eLearning Platform to Support Vocational Training Centers on Digital Security Training with Virtual Tutors and Graphical Spatial Metaphores},
 booktitle ={Technological Advances applied to Theoretical and Practical Teaching},
 year ={2005},
 address ={Biarritz, France},
 month ={July},
 organization ={IADAT-e2005, Interna},
 pages ={117-121},
 isbn ={84-933971-6-4}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={André Stork and Neyir Sevilmis and Tim Smithers and Jorge Posada and Massimiliano Pianciamore and Rui Castro and Iván Jiménez and Gorka Marcos and Marco Mauri and Paolo Selvini and Bruno Thelen},
 title ={A Semantic Web Approach to CE},
 booktitle ={11th International Conference on Concurrent Enterprising: Integrated Engineering of Products, Services and Organisations},
 year ={2005},
 address ={University BW Munich, Germany},
 month ={June},
 pages ={193-200}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Álvaro Segura and Iosu Arizkuren and Iñaki Aranburu and Iñaki Telleria},
 title ={High quality Parametric Visual Product Configuration Systems over the Web},
 booktitle ={10th International Conference on 3D Web technology (Web3D '05)},
 year ={2005},
 address ={Bangor (United Kingdom)},
 month ={March}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Bruno Thelen and Neyir Sevilmis and André Stork and Rui Castro and Iván Jiménez and Gorka Marcos and Jorge Posada and Tim Smithers and Marco Mauri and Massimiliano Pianciamore and Paolo Selvini and Vincenzo Zecchino},
 title ={Information Management on the Basis of Semantic-Web Techniques, or A Google for Developers},
 booktitle ={Measuring and Testing Techniques (VDI)},
 year ={2005},
 address ={Würzburg, Germany},
 month ={June}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Bruno Thelen and Neyir Sevilmis and André Stork and Rui Castro and Iván Jiménez and Gorka Marcos and Jorge Posada and Tim Smithers and Marco Mauri and Massimiliano Pianciamore and Paolo Selvini and Vincenzo Zecchino},
 title ={Informationsmanagement auf der Basis von Semantic-Web Techniken oder ein Google für Entwickler},
 booktitle ={VDI-Verlag, 2005 - VDI-Gesellschaft Fahrzeug- und Verkehrstechnik: Erprobung und Simulation in der Fahrzeugentwicklung: Mess- und Versuchstechnik},
 year ={2005},
 address ={Würzburg},
 keys ={information management, Information sharing, semantic web, search engine},
 month ={June},
 organization ={VDI-Verlag, 2005},
 pages ={167-180},
 abstract ={Information retrieval often suffers from the lack of suitable search tools or the query complexity. The search of some concrete information on the base of file names or the coincidental occurrence of key words in files is little helpful because the obtainable matches are too much subject to chance. Therefore an effective search must be based on the semantic interpretation of the query and additionally casts of the query into the context of an application domain. Here the development of the search machine prototype WIDE is presented, which builds up the query interpretation on Semantic Web techniques. The search machine can be configured for application domains and is able to map a query to different data sources in parallel. The search machine processes the retrieved results graphically and associates the concepts used in the Query with thematically related concepts. The search machine can be used to retrieve text documents or test bed results of experiments archived in ASAMODS data sources.}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Carlos Lamsfus and Iñigo Barandiaran and Ander García and Jorge Posada},
 title ={An E-learning Platform to Support Vocational Training Centers},
 booktitle ={TESI 2005 Conference and Exhibition},
 year ={2005},
 address ={Maastricht, The Netherlands},
 month ={March}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Carlos Lamsfus and María Teresa Linaza and Tim Smithers},
 title ={Towards Semantic Based Information Exchange and Integration Standards: the art-E-fact ontology as an extension to the CIDOC CRM (ISO/CD 21127) Standard},
 booktitle ={Integrating Ontologies Workshop Proceedings},
 year ={2005},
 address ={Banff, Alberta, Canada},
 month ={October},
 organization ={4th Knowledge Captur},
 issn ={1613-0073}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={Céline Paloc and Iñigo Barandiaran and Eduardo Carrasco and Iván Macía},
 title ={Computer Simulation of Multi-leaf Collimated Fields for Radiotherapy Treatment Planning Verification},
 booktitle ={19th International Congress and Exhibition on Computer Assisted Radiology and Surgery (CARS05)},
 year ={2005},
 address ={Berlin, Germany},
 month ={June},
 pages ={1298},
 publisher ={Elsevier ICS5194}
}

@inproceedings{
 author ={David Oyarzun and Amalia Ortiz},
 title ={Different levels of interaction in a Virtual Environment},
 booktitle ={International Conference in Central Europe on Computer Graphics, Visualization and Computer Vision (WSCG)},
 year ={2005},
 address ={Czech Republic},
 month ={February}
}