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Introduction

Smartphones and wearables such as smartwatches opened up the possibility of easily monitoring one's everyday life and providing feedback on individual levels of daily physical activity. Mobility, which is ensured by various passive and active means of transport, can ensure that by various passive and active means of transport, can ensure that单词, which is sometimes led by a lack of motivation and time that impede realizing an active lifestyle in the context of mobility. This can lead to a sedentary lifestyle that can cause various diseases. .

The goal of this workshop is to investigate ways to integrate physical activity into everyday mobility in accordance with widely accepted health recommendations. We aim to explore wearable and ambient systems that sense and support active navigation as well as conceptual aspects from a variety of perspectives, As persuasive technologies, and and that invited fellow researchers from different disciplines to contribute their point of view by means of position papers, posters, and demonstrations. One planned outcome of this workshop is a set of design guidelines for navigation systems that explicitly considers health aspects. 

Committee
  • Maximilian Schrapel
  • Anne Finger
  • Jochen Meyer
  • Michael Rohs
  • Johannes Schöning
  • Alexandra Voit
Call for paper

Important date

2018-07-15
Draft paper submission deadline
2018-08-14
Draft paper acceptance notification

Topics that are relevant to the workshop’s overall goal include, but are not limited to:

  • Navigation supported by mobile devices and wearables
  • Integration of health aspects into passive transportation
  • Alternative route selection for pedestrians
  • Activity recognition and prediction
  • Activities in public transportation
  • Motivation for physical activities linked to mobility
  • Health aspects for rural areas
  • Active lifestyle for people with special needs
  • Estimation and use of reliable map information
  • Notifications and reminders for health recommendations
  • Recognizing and avoiding stress factors in public places and public transportation
  • Integration of contextual information into activity and route planning (weather, public events, construction sites)
  • Identifying human behaviour and preferences on walked paths
  • Design of public places and routes assumptions
  • Visualizing daily activity
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Important Date
  • Oct 08

    2018

    Conference Date

  • Jul 15 2018

    Draft paper submission deadline

  • Aug 14 2018

    Draft Paper Acceptance Notification

  • Oct 08 2018

    Registration deadline