2007 DEPAUL CTI RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM (CTIRS)
Saturday May 5th, 2007
DePaul Center - Loop Campus, 1 East Jackson Blvd
Chicago, IL DePaul 60684-2287
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CTIRS 2007 Program

Date: May 5 (Sat), 2007
Time: 9:30 am - 2:30 pm
Location: DePaul Center (DPC), Room 8005 (main room) & 8009

Paper Session:

Time DPC 8005 Lounge Area
9:30 -
10:00

Breakfast

 Poster Session
I
 

Plenary Session
10:00 -
10:10

Opening remarks & Best-paper award ceremony
10:10 -
10:40		 Co-occurrence Matrix Invariance to Patient Size in Computed Tomography,
Ruchaneewan Susomboon, Daniela Raicu and Jacob Furst
10:40 -
11:10		 Robust Recommendation Based On Association Rule Mining,
JJ Sandvig, Bamshad Mobasher and Robin Burke
11:10 -
11:30		 * Fast-Track Abstract *
Traceability Task Modeling,
Paula Laurent
11:30 -
12:00		 ** Best Paper Award **
A Clustering Approach for Detecting Early Cross-Cutting Concerns,
Chuan Duan and Jane Huang
12:00 -
1:10

Lunch

 Poster Session
II
 

DPC 8005
Data Mining & Programming Languages

DPC 8009
Telecommunications & Visual Computing

  
1:10 -
1:40		 Using Semantic Cues for Contextual Recommendation,
Maryam Ramezani, Andriy Shepitsen, Runa Bhaumik, Robin Burke and Bamshad Mobasher		 A Policy-Based Scheduling Tool for Networking Labs,
Jenwei Lai and James Yu
1:40 -
2:10		 Ontological User Profiles as the Context Model in Web Search,
Ahu Sieg, Bamshad Mobasher and Robin Burke		 A Computer-Aided Diagnosis Framework for Pulmonary Nodule Interpretation in Thoracic Computed Tomography,
Ekarin Varutbangkul, Daniela Raicu and Jacob Furst
2:10 -
2:30		 * Fast-Track Abstract *
Generalizing Access Control in Class-Based Languages,
Steve Rogers		 * Fast-Track Abstract *
Exploiting Variance in Radiologist-Defined Truth: Opportunities from the LIDC,
William Horsthemke and Daniela Raicu

Poster Session:

  1. Document Clustering for Large Arabic Language Corpora Using Unstructured Information Management Architecture with a Software Engineering Perspective,
    Basem Narmok
  2. Towards Building a Tool to Remedy Literacy Challenges Facing Deaf Learners,
    Brent Shiver
  3. How Big is"BIG"? Toward a Representation of Incremental Nonmanual Signals in American Sign Language,
    Jerry Schnepp
  4. ** Best Poster Award **
    Exploring the relationship of geometric data to perception of ASL handshapes,
    Karen Alkoby
  5. Enhancing the Military Decision Making Process,
    Thomas Hanlon
  6. Virtual Software Project Risk,
    April Reed
  7. Metabolomic Analysis using R in a GRID Environment,
    Barry J. Dudek and David Sigfredo Angulo
  8. Computational Analysis of Mass Spectrometry Isotopic Data,
    Donald L. Helseth Jr, Don Wolfgeher, Kolbrun Kristjánsdóttir, Stephen Kron and David Sigfredo Angulo
  9. Annotation of Mass Spectrum Data,
    Dennis Harman and David Sigfredo Angulo 
  10. Using Screencasts to Demonstrate the IBG Desktop,
    Mariellen Dwyer, Victoria Huang, Donald L. Helseth Jr and David Sigfredo Angulo