Hello Unicoders,
Attached is the program and registration information for the Fourtheen
International Unicode Conference which will be held in Boston, March 22-25.
It looks like a good program - lots of new stuff - and we will have Tim
Berners-Lee joining the Internet Panel this time.
Wishing you all the best of New Years - I look forward to seeing you in
Boston!
Best regards,
Lisa Moore
IUC#14 Co-Chair
Fourteenth International Unicode Conference
Unicode and the Web: The Global Connection
March 22-25, 1999
Boston, Massachusetts, USA
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The Internet and the World Wide Web continue to change the shape of
computing. The goal of network computing and understandable text
access across wide, diverse groups of people has brought great
momentum to computing environments that build Unicode into their
foundation. Whether it's new internet commerce, network access to
data, or very portable applications, Unicode makes a solid foundation
for the network, global enterprises, and software users everywhere.
The Fourteenth International Unicode Conference will address topics
ranging from Unicode use in the World Wide Web and in corporate
and government intranets and databases, to the latest developments
with Java. Conference attendees will include software engineers,
systems analysts, managers, and product marketing personnel
responsible for the development of software supporting Unicode
as well as those involved in all aspects of the globalization of
software and the Internet.
SPONSORS
Basis Technology Corporation
Integrated International Systems Corporation
Lotus Development Corporation
Microsoft Corporation
Monotype Typography Inc.
Progress Software Corporation
Reuters Limited
World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)
WEB SITES
http://www.unicode.org/unicode/iuc14
http://www.reuters.com/unicode/iuc14
CONFERENCE VENUE
Cambridge Center Marriott
2 Cambridge Center
Cambridge, MA 02142 USA
Telephone number: +1-617-494-6600
Facsimile number: +1-617-494-6565
ACCOMMODATION
A guest room block has been set aside for the Conference.
Conference rates: $159.00 single or double occupancy
These rates do not include applicable hotel taxes.
To receive these special rates, you must reserve your room together with
your conference registration through Global Meeting Services, Inc.. The
Hotel will not accept direct reservations. See form attached to
conference registration form.
Hotel reservations should be made prior to February 26. Thereafter this
special rate will be offered on a rate and space available basis only.
TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS
Conference attendees are to make their own travel arrangements.
The Cambridge Center Marriott is Located 4 miles from Logan International
Airport. Car rental, taxi service, or the Boston Subway System, the "T",
provide easy access to the Hotel from the Airport.
CONFERENCE FEES
Tutorials Conference Tutorials
only only and
Conference
Unicode Member* $ 295 $ 495 $ 765
Non-member booking prior to March 5 $ 325 $ 525 $ 825
Non-member booking after March 5 $ 355 $ 555 $ 885
* Unicode Member - This includes all employees of corporate and associate
members, as well as individual members.
Conference registration includes all conference materials; proceedings;
refreshment breaks and luncheons for all days; cocktail reception and
entry to the exhibition area
GLOBAL COMPUTING SHOWCASE
Visit the Showcase to find out more about products supporting the Unicode
Standard, and products and services that can help you globalize/localize
your software, documentation and the Internet content.
Reserve your exhibit space now.
Contact Barbara at:
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Tel: +1-619-638-0206 Fax: +1-619-638-0504
Email: info@global-conference.com
or: conference@unicode.org
CONFERENCE PROGRAM
For amendments, please check the conference Web pages at
http://www.unicode.org/unicode/iuc14
http://www.reuters.com/unicode/iuc14
PROGRAM
Intended Audience Key:
M - Manager E - Engineer SA - Systems Analyst MK - Marketer
Level of Session:
B - Beginner I - Intermediate A - Advanced
Monday, March 22, 1999
Pre-Conference Tutorials and Workshops
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| TIME | TRACK A | TRACK B | TRACK C |
+-------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
| 12:00-13:00 | Registration |
+-------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
| | UNICODE TUTORIAL |
+-------------+--------------------------------------------------------+
| 13:00-17:00 | TA1 (M/E/SA/MK) B/I/A |
| | Introduction to Unicode 2.1 |
| | Asmus Freytag, President, ASMUS, Inc., USA |
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Tuesday, March 23, 1999
Pre-Conference Tutorials and Workshops
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| TIME | TRACK A | TRACK B | TRACK C |
+-------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
| 07:30-09:00 | Registration |
+-------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
| | INTERNET | SCRIPTS & FONTS | JAVA & I18N |
+-------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
| 09:00-11:45 | TA2 (E/SA) A | TB2 (M/E/MK) I | TC2 (M/E) I |
| | Weaving the | Authentic Arabic:| Developing |
| | Multilingual Web:| Backgrounds, | Internationalized|
| | Standards and | Aesthetic and | Software with |
| | their | Technical | Java |
| | Implementations | Challenges | |
| | | | Tom McFarland, |
| | Martin J. Duerst,| Thomas Milo, | Hewlett-Packard |
| | Keio University, | DecoType, | Company, USA |
| | Japan | The Netherlands | Richard Gillam |
| |Gavin Thomas Nicol| | IBM Corporation, |
| | Inso EPS, USA | | USA |
| | François Yergeau,| | |
| |Alis Technologies,| | |
| | Canada | | |
+-------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
| 11:45-13:00 | Luncheon |
+-------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
| | I18N & L10N | SCRIPTS & FONTS | WINDOWS & I18N |
+-------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
| 13:00-15:20 | TA3 (M/E/SA/MK) | TB3 (M/E/SA) | TC3 (M/E) A |
| | B/I/A | B/I/A | Unicode, |
| | Non-Latin Writing| Unicode & Fonts | Windows NT, and |
| | Systems: | | Windows 95 |
| | Characteristics | Kamal Mansour, | |
| | Multinational | Monotype | Bill Hall, |
| | Product Design | Typography Inc, | Simultrans, LLC, |
| | | USA | USA |
| | Richard Ishida, | | |
| | Xerox Ltd., UK | | |
+-------------+--------------------------------------------------------+
| 15:20-15:40 | Refreshment Break |
+-------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
| | I18N & L10N | SCRIPTS & FONTS | WINDOWS & I18N |
+-------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
| 15:40-18:00 | TA4 (M/E/SA/M) | *TB4 B/I/A | TC4 (M/E) B/I/A |
| | B/I/A | Questions and | What You Need To |
| | Making Your | Answers on Fonts | Know About |
| | Products | | Processing and |
| | Translatable | | Rendering |
| | | | Multilingual Text|
| | Richard Ishida, | | |
| | Xerox Ltd., UK | | Edwin Hart, |
| | | | The Johns Hopkins|
| | | | University, USA |
| | | | |
| | | | TC4 (M/E/SA/MK) B|
| | | | The Unicode |
| | | | Character-Glyph |
| | | | Model and |
| | | | Rendering Complex|
| | | | Scripts |
| | | | |
| | | | John H. Jenkins, |
| | | | Apple Computer, |
| | | | Inc, USA |
| | | | |
| | | | TC4 (E) B |
| | | | Character Sets |
| | | | and Encodings |
| | | | |
| | | | Brendan Murray, |
| | | | Lotus Development|
| | | | Corporation, USA |
+-------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
* TB4 - Questions and Answers on Fonts
Moderator: Kamal Mansour, Monotype Typography Inc.
Panelists: Ken Lunde, Dirk Meyer, Adobe Systems, Inc.
John Jenkins, Apple Computer, Inc.
Thomas Milo, DecoType
Don Carroll, Hewlett-Packard Company
Michel Suignard, Aiman Copty and/or Greg Hitchcock,
Microsoft Corporation
John Hudson, Tiro Typeworks
Berthold Horn, Y&Y Inc.
Wednesday, March 24, 1999
Conference
+-------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
| TIME | TRACK A | TRACK B | TRACK C |
+-------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
| 07:30-09:00 | Registration |
+-------------+--------------------------------------------------------+
| 09:00-09:05 | Welcome Address |
| | |
| | Lisa Moore, Co-Chair, |
| | Fourteenth International Unicode Conference |
+-------------+--------------------------------------------------------+
| 09:05-09:45 | Keynote Address |
| | |
| | Linguistic Services for Knowledge Management |
| | Kevin Cavanaugh, Vice President, International Product |
| | Development, Lotus Development Corporation, USA |
+-------------+--------------------------------------------------------+
| 09:45-10:00 | Refreshment Break |
+-------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
| | APPLICATIONS | ALGORITHMS | CHARACTERS & |
| | | | CHARACTER SETS |
+-------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
| 10:00-10:40 | A1 (M/E/SA/MK) B | B1 (E/SA) A | C1 (M/E/SA) A |
| | Microsoft | Efficient Storage| From U+20AC to |
| | Office 2000 and |and Use of Unicode| the Euro Key - |
| | Unicode | Property Data |The Birth of a New|
| | | | Character |
| | Chris Pratley, | Lloyd Honomichl, | |
| | Microsoft |Novell, Inc., USA | Wolfgang Keber, |
| | Corporation, USA | |DIaLOGIKa, Germany|
+-------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
| 10:45-11:25 | A2 (M/E/SA/MK) B | B2 (E/SA) A | C2 (M/ESA/MK ) I |
| | Microsoft | Text Boundary | Ideographs in |
| | Office 2000 and | Analysis in Java | Unicode's Future |
| | Unicode | | |
| | | Richard Gillam, | John H. Jenkins, |
| | Chris Pratley, | IBM Corporation, | Apple Computer, |
| | Microsoft | USA | Inc., USA |
| | Corporation, USA | | |
| | - continued | | |
+-------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
| 11:30-12:10 | A3 (M/E/SA/MK) A | B3 (E/SA) A | C3 (E/SA) I |
| | Multilingual | A Rule-Based | Resolving the |
| | Application with |Approach to Number| Outbound Encoding|
| | Netscape | Formatting | of Published Text|
| |Application Server| | |
| | | Richard Gillam, | Brendan Murray, |
| | Hiroyuki Komatsu,| IBM Corporation, | Lotus Development|
| | Netscape | USA | Corporation, USA |
| | Communications | | |
| | Corporation, USA | | |
+-------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
| 12:10-13:20 | Luncheon |
+-------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
| | SYSTEMS | SEARCHING AND | CHARACTERS & |
| | | INFORMATION | CHARACTER SETS |
| | | RETRIEVAL | |
+-------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
| 13:20-14:00 | A4 (M/E/SA/MK) | B4 (E/SA) A | C4 (M/E/SA/MK) |
| | B/I/A | Unicode Text | Unicode and |
| | ISO 10646/Unicode| Searching in Java| ISO 10646: |
| | Support in | | Achievements & |
| | Digital Unix | Laura A. Werner, | Directions |
| | | IBM Corporation, | |
| | Wendy Rannenberg | USA | Mike Ksar, |
| | & Wai-man Long, | | Hewlett-Packard |
| | Compaq Computer | | Company, USA |
| | Corporation, USA | | |
+-------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
| 14:05-14:45 | A5 (E) A | B5 (M/E/SA) B | C5 (M/E/SA/MK) |
| | Developing a |URSA: The Unicode | B/I/A |
| | Single-Binary | Retrieval System | Unicode Support |
| | Unicode | Architecture for | in EBCDIC Based |
| | Application that | Multilingual and | System |
| |Runs on Windows 9X| Translingual | |
| | and Windows NT | Information |V.S. Umamaheswaran|
| | | Retrieval |IBM Canada, Canada|
| | F. Avery Bishop, | | Jianping Yang, |
| | Microsoft | Mark Davis, |Oracle Corporation|
| | Corporation, USA | New Mexico State | USA |
| | | University, USA | |
+-------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
| | SYSTEMS | SEARCHING AND | INTERNET |
| | | INFORMATION | |
| | | RETRIEVAL | |
+-------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
| 14:50-15:30 | A6 (E/SA) B/I | B6 (M/E/SA) A | C6 (M/E/SA/MK) B |
| |Building a Unicode| Segmentation and | iDNS - An |
| | Application on | Semantic | Experimental DNS |
| | the Mac OS | Requirements for | System with |
| | | Multilingual | Unicode Support |
| | Merle Tenney, | Information | |
| |Apple Computer,Inc| Retrieval | Juay-Kwang Tan, |
| | USA | | National |
| | | Andrew Hodgson, | University of |
| | |Lyricom Consulting| Singapore, |
| | | Canada | Singapore |
+-------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
| 15:30-15:50 | Refreshment Break |
+-------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
| | SYSTEMS |SCRIPTS, FONTS AND| INTERNET |
| | | TEXT LAYOUT | |
+-------------+------------------+------------------+------------------|
| 15:50-16:30 | A7 (E) B | B7 (M/ESA/MK) A | C7 (E/SA) A |
| | A Comparison of | Complex Text | A Character Model|
| | Locale Support | Support in | for the WWW: |
| |in Java and Win32 | Solaris MOTIF |Purpose and Status|
| | | | |
| | John O'Conner, | Prabhat Hegde, | Martin J. Duerst,|
| | QAD, Inc., USA | Sun Microsystems,| W3C/Keio |
| | | Inc., USA | University, Japan|
+-------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
| 16:35-17:15 | A8 (E) A | B8 (M/E/SA/MK) A | *C8 (M/E/SA/MK) |
| | Implementing | UMLE for Complex | B/I/A |
| | Microsoft's COM | Text Layout | Panel |
| | on COMPAQ's | Scripts | Presentation: |
| | OpenVMS | | Internationaliza-|
| | | Ienup Sung, | tion of the |
| |Curtis Coppersmith| Sun Microsystems,| Internet |
| | Compaq Computer | Inc., USA | |
| | Corporation, USA | | |
+-------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
| 17:20-18:00 | A9 (E) A | B8 (M/E/SA/MK) A | *C9 (M/E/SA/MK) |
| | Implementing | UMLE for Complex | B/I/A |
| | Microsoft's COM | Text Layout | Panel |
| | on COMPAQ's | Scripts | Presentation: |
| | OpenVMS | | Internationaliza-|
| | | Ienup Sung, | tion of the |
| |Curtis Coppersmith| Sun Microsystems,| Internet |
| | Compaq Computer | Inc., USA | - continued |
| | Corporation, USA | | |
+-------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
| 18:00-20:00 | Reception and Exhibits |
+-------------+--------------------------------------------------------+
* C8/C9 - Panel Presentation: Internationalization of the Internet
Moderator: Misha Wolf, Reuters Ltd.
Panelists: Tim Berners-Lee, Director, World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)
Martin Duerst, W3C/Keio University
Thursday, March 25, 1999
+-------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
| TIME | TRACK A | TRACK B | TRACK C |
+-------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
| 08:00-09:00 | Registration |
+-------------+--------------------------------------------------------+
| 09:00-09:45 | Keynote Address |
| | |
| | Tell Tale |
| | Thomas Milo, President, DecoType, The Netherlands |
+-------------+--------------------------------------------------------+
| 09:45-10:00 | Refreshment Break |
+-------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
| | CASE STUDIES & |SCRIPTS, FONTS AND| INPUT METHODS |
| |USER REQUIREMENTS | TEXT LAYOUT | |
+-------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
| 10:00-10:40 | A10 (M/E/SA/MK) | B10 (E/MK) B | C10 (E) A |
| | B/I/A | From Unicode to | Specification & |
| | Panel |Typography, a Case| Implementation of|
| | Presentation: |Study: the Greek | Input Methods |
| | Unicode from the | Script |Using Finite-State|
| | Users' | | Transducers |
| | Perspective |Yannis Haralambous| |
| | | Atelier Fluxus | Remi Zajac, |
| | | Virus, France | New Mexico State |
| | | | University, USA |
+-------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
| 10:45-11:25 | A11 (M/E/SA/MK) | B11 (E) A | C11 (M/E/SA) I/A |
| | B/I/A | Encoding Script- | IIMF-Distibuted |
| | Panel | Specific Writing | Input Method |
| | Presentation: |Rules Based on the| Architecture for |
| | Unicode from the |Unicode Character | the Internet, |
| | Users' | Set | Network Computer,|
| | Perspective | | and Java |
| | - continued | Malek Boualem, | |
| | | New Mexico State | Hideki Hiura, |
| | | University, USA | Sun Microsystems,|
| | | | Inc., USA |
+-------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
| 11:30-12:10 | A12 (M/E/MK) B | B12 (E) A | C12 (E/SA) |
| | The Reality of | Creating a | Java Input Method|
| | Unicode: Better | Multilingual | Framework |
| | Than Expected? | Application in | |
| | | Java |Norbert Lindenberg|
| | Sandra Martin | | Sun Microsystems,|
| | O'Donnell, | John O'Conner | Inc., USA |
| | Compaq Computer | QAD, Inc., USA | Masayoshi Okutsu,|
| | Corporation, USA | | Nihon Sun |
| | | |Microsystems K.K.,|
| | | | Japan |
+-------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
| 12:10-13:20 | Luncheon |
+-------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
| | CASE STUDIES & |SCRIPTS, FONTS AND| I18N |
| |USER REQUIREMENTS | TEXT LAYOUT | |
+-------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
| 13:20-14:00 | A13 (M/E/MK) B | B13 (M/E) I | C13 (E) B |
| |Destination Japan:|Typography, Layout|The Java i18n API,|
| | Internationaliza-| and the |JDK 1.1 and Beyond|
| |tion of the Lycos | World Wide Web | |
| | Search Engine | | Helena Shih, |
| | | Tague Griffith, | IBM Corporation, |
| |Jeff Vander Clute,| Netscape | USA |
| | Lycos Inc., USA | Communications | |
| | Tina Lieu, | Corporation, USA | |
| | Basis Technology | | |
| | Corporation, USA | | |
+-------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
| 14:05-14:45 | A14 (M/E) A | B14 (E/SA) I | C14 (E/SA) B |
| | A Case Study on | Complex Text |Displaying Unicode|
| | the | Rendering in Java| Characters with |
| | ForeignDesk(tm) | | Java's Composite |
| | Internet Server | Brian Beck, | Fonts |
| | | Sun Microsystems,| John O'Conner, |
| | Jonathan Clark & | Inc., USA | QAD, Inc., USA |
| | Scott Cahoon, | | |
| | International | | |
| | Communications, | | |
| | Inc., USA | | |
+-------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
| | CASE STUDIES & | DATABASES | I18N |
| |USER REQUIREMENTS | | |
+-------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
| 14:50-15:30 | A15 (E/SA) B/I/A | B15 (M/E/SA) A | C15 (M/E/SA) B |
| | Perl Changes Its | Developing Multi-| Exploring Locale |
| | Character | lingual Java | in Win32 |
| | | Applications for | |
| | Dick Hardt, | Oracle8i | Bill Hall, |
| | ActiveState Tool | | SimulTrans, LLC, |
| | Corporation, | Simon K. Wong, | USA |
| | Canada |Oracle Corporation| |
| | | USA | |
+-------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
| 15:30-15:50 | Refreshment Break |
+-------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
| | CASE STUDIES & | DATABASES | I18N |
| |USER REQUIREMENTS | | |
+-------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
| 15:50-16:30 | A16 (M/E/MK) B | B16 (M/E) A | C16 (M/E) A |
| | Processing | NLS Challenges in| Unicode in a |
| | Database | Building Multi- | Compact Patient |
| |Information Using | tier Systems | Monitor-Language |
| | Unicode | | Verification |
| | | Victor K. Tse, | Perspective |
| | Brian Carr, |Remedy Corporation| |
| | Trillium Software| USA | Gerhard Tivig, |
| | System, USA | | Hewlett-Packard |
| | Karen Watts | |Patient Monitoring|
| | Basis Technology | | Division R&D, |
| | Corporation, USA | | Germany |
+-------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
| 16:35-17:15 | A17 (M/E/SA) A | B17 (M/E) B | B18 (M/E/SA0 B |
| | Java and Unicode | Unicode Inside: | In Defense of |
| | for Legacy | The Teradata | Multilingual |
| | Database Access | Experience | Resources |
| | | | |
| | Carter Weiss & | Gary Roberts, | Bill Hall, |
| | Toshifumi Kojima,| NCR, USA | SimulTrans, LLC, |
| | Information | | USA |
| | Builders, Inc., | | |
| | USA | | |
+-------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
| 17:20-18:00 | A18 (M/E/SA) B | B18 (M/E/SA/MK) B| C18 (M/E/SA) B |
| | Migration of a | Unicode and | A Unicode/ |
| |4GL and Relational| Proposed Changes | Character Set |
| | Database to | to the | Viewer for |
| | Unicode | SQL Standard | Windows NT and |
| | | | Windows95/98 |
| | Tex Texin, | Stefan Buchta, | |
| |Progress Software |Oracle Corporation| Bill Hall, |
| | Corporation, USA | USA | SimulTrans, LLC, |
| | |Michael G. McKenna| USA |
| | |Sybase, Inc., USA | |
+-------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
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SESSION SELECTION
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March 23:
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March 24:
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A2 __ B2 __ C2 __
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A4 __ B4 __ C4 __
A5 __ B5 __ C5 __
A6 __ B6 __ C6 __
A7 __ B7 __ C7 __
A8 __ B8 __ C8 __
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A12 __ B12 __ C12 __
A13 __ B13 __ C13 __
A14 __ B14 __ C14 __
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