@INPROCEEDINGS{Lehmann2010c,
  author = {Grzegorz Lehmann},
  title = {Executable Models for Human-Computer Interaction: Meta-Modeling Ubiquitous
	User Interfaces},
  booktitle = {ICPS '10: Proceedings of the7th ACM International Conference on Pervasive
	Services},
  year = {2010},
  publisher = {ACM Press, New York (NY), USA},
  abstract = {he availability of a variety of multimedia and interaction devices,
	sensors and appliances makes the development of user interfaces for
	smart environments a challenging and time-consuming task. Using standard
	modeling languages and technologies, like e.g. HTML, it is impossible
	to create context-adaptive, multimodal, multi-user and multi-device
	user interfaces that assist the user in a smart environment. The
	high heterogeneity and dynamics of smart environments require a new
	type of modeling languages that would enable the creation of truly
	ubiquitous applications. This work deals with the design of executable
	user interface languages and the utilization of user interface models
	at runtime. Enhanced with runtime concepts, the user interface models
	presented in the work enable the reasoning about the user interface,
	its state and the decisions of the designer at runtime on a high
	level of abstraction, as well as provide means for their consistent
	modification. An explicit definition of the design time rationale,
	the state information and the execution logic in the metamodels enables
	a dynamic adaptation of model-based user interfaces to contexts unforeseeable
	at design time.},
  file = {Lehmann2010c.pdf:Lehmann2010c.pdf:PDF},
  isbn = {978-1-4503-0249-4},
  owner = {lehmann},
  timestamp = {2011.01.04}
}