To su pport humans in demanding circumstances it is ofte n\n required that an intelligent system appli cation has some form of\n human-awareness. Th is means that the system has a form of\n inte lligence that enables it to analyze and tune itsel f to the\n human's cognitive and affective st ates and processes, such as\n attention, leve l of stress, or exhaustion. To design such\n intelligent applications in the first place the sy stem needs\n knowledge of the relevant human processes, and possesses methods\n to use thi s knowledge to become human-aware: to estimate and \n analyze the human's states and processes. Furthermore, based on\n such human-awareness the system is able to tune its actions and\n interactions with the human.\n
\n < p>In this track we are looking for research papers that explore\n building blocks or full appli cations for such intelligent\n systems. All k inds of aspects of cognitive and affective human\n processes in all areas of life and/or work m ay be relevant. For\n example, the papers can address the analysis and modeling of\n such human processes, or models, architecture, or inter faces to\n support human cognitive and/or aff ective processes. Hereby, the\n (intended) ap plication system does not necessarily need to\n incorporate an explicit model of human processe s, but can also\n be based on heuristics deve loped by using formalized models of\n human f unctioning.\n \n \n \nFo r more information, see\n http://www.cs.vu.nl/~mhoogen/iea-aie-2011/\n or contact the session\n organizers via mhoogen at< /span> cs.vu.nl.\n
\nAuthors are invited to electronically su bmit their paper,\n presenting the results of original research or innovative\n practical applications relevant for the special session.\n Submissions due: December 17, 2010.\n
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