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Upcoming W3C Appearances and Events in 2002

July | August | September | October | November

July

7

Max Froumentin presents Mathematics on the Web with MathML at the Internet Accessible Mathematical Computation, a satellite conference at ISSAC 2002 (International Symposium on Symbolic and Algebraic Computation) in Lille, France.

11

Hugo Haas presents Leading Web Services to Their Full Potential at the IDG Web Services Conference in Aoyama, Tokyo, Japan.

15 - 17

SVG Open / Carto.net conference in Zürich, Switzerland

• 15 July - Chris Lilley gives the keynote Beyond SVG 1.0 - the next steps. Vincent Hardy co-presents Introduction to the Apache Batik SVG Toolkit and Developing SVG Applications with Batik. Dean Jackson presents 17.5 things you may not want to know about SVG.
• 16 July - Ivan Herman presents SVG Linearization and Accessibility co-written by Daniel Dardailler. Max Froumentin and Vincent Hardy present Using XSLT and SVG together: a survey of case studies.

22

Tim Berners-Lee gives the opening keynote and Steve Bratt presents W3C: Leading the Web - and Web Services - to their Full Potential at the Open Group Web Services Conference in Boston, MA, USA.

24

Liam Quin presents a W3C XML Specifications Update at the O'Reilly Open Source Convention in San Diego, CA, USA.

25

SIGGRAPH 2002 in San Antonio, TX, USA

• Dean Jackson presents Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG).
• Philipp Hoschka presents SMIL: An Introduction.

29

Daniel J. Weitzner is a panelist at the seminar on Standard-Setting in High-Tech Industries, sponsored by the American Bar Association Section 2 and Computer & Internet Committees, to be held in Washington, DC, USA.

31

Dean Jackson presents Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG): High Quality Interactive Web Graphics from the W3C at Open Publish 2002 in Sydney, Australia.

August

4 - 9

Extreme Markup Languages in Montreal, Quebec, Canada - C. M. Sperberg-McQueen co-chairs

• 4 August - Liam Quin gives a tutorial, Graphic design, layout and typography with markup
• 6 August - C. M. Sperberg-McQueen presents a Welcome to Extreme Markup Langages
• 7 August - Charles McCathieNevile presents XAG: Making XML for everyone
• 8 August - Liam Quin presents XML Reduced
• 9 August - C. M. Sperberg-McQueen presents the closing talk What matters?

14

Charles McCathieNevile gives a lecture titled Multimedia Accessibility - Current Work at the University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia.

26

Steve Bratt, Janet Daly, and Joseph Reagle attend the Forum on Security Standards for Web Services to be held in Boston, MA, USA. Co-sponsored by W3C and OASIS, the forum is part of the XML Web Services One conference.

September

10

Steven Pemberton presents The Kiss of the SpiderBot at BayCHI, the San Francisco Bay Area ACM Special Interest Group on Computer-Human Interaction, in Palo Alto, CA, USA.

30 - 1 October

Philipp Hoschka will give a keynote at Informatik 2002, the conference of the German Computer Society, in Dortmund, Germany.

October

3

Steven Pemberton will give a keynote XML: What's in it for your website? at XML Day Amsterdam in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.

10

Steven Pemberton will give a keynote XML: What's in it for your website? at XML Day Copenhagen in Copenhagen, Denmark.

24 - 25

Steven Pemberton gives the keynote The Kiss of the SpiderBot at the 7th ERCIM workshop, User Interfaces for All, in Paris (Chantilly), France.

November

26 - 29

Vincent Quint will give a keynote at IHM 2002, 14e Conférence Francophone sur l'Interaction Homme-Machine, in Poitiers, France.