Publications By Alex Q. Chen

1. A. Q. Chen and S. Harper, "Profiling The Web PageÕ³ Behaviour Layer," School of Computer Science, The University of Manchester, EPSRC-EP/E062954/1, 2011.
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   @TechReport{wellab135,
  author = {Alex Q. Chen and Harper, Simon},
  Title = {{Profiling The Web PageÕs Behaviour Layer}},
  Month = {May},
  Year = {2011},
  Number = {EPSRC-EP/E062954/1},
  Institution = {School of Computer Science, The University of Manchester},
  Keywords = {Code Comprehension, Accessibility, Web 2.0, Widget Identification, WIMWAT},
  Url = {http://wel-eprints.cs.manchester.ac.uk/135/},
  Pdf = {http://wel-eprints.cs.manchester.ac.uk/135/1/ProfilingTheWebPageCode.pdf} }
2. A. Brown, C. Jay, A. Q. Chen, and S. Harper, "Web 2.0: An accessibility-oriented survey of dynamic updates.," Universal Access in the Information Society, vol. Accepted for publication, 2011.
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   @Article{ajaxSurvey,
  author = {Andy Brown and Caroline Jay and Alex Q. Chen and Simon Harper},
  title = {Web 2.0: An accessibility-oriented survey of dynamic updates.},
  journal = {Universal Access in the Information Society},
  year = {2011},
  volume = {Accepted for publication},
  keywords = {SASWAT} }
3. A. Q. Chen, "Widget identification and modification for web 2.0 access technologies (WIMWAT)," SIGACCESS Access. Comput., iss. 96, pp. 11-18, 2010.
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   @Article{ChenAQ-SIGACCESSNewsl2010,
  author = {Alex Q. Chen},
  Title = {{Widget identification and modification for web 2.0 access technologies (WIMWAT)}},
  Journal = {{SIGACCESS Access. Comput.}},
  Number = {96},
  Issn = {1558-2337},
  Pages = {11--18},
  Year = {2010},
  Keywords = {Accessibility, Web 2.0, Widget Identification, SASWAT, WIMWAT},
  Publisher = {ACM},
  Address = {New York, NY, USA},
  Doi = {http://dx.doi.org/10.1145/1731849.1731851},
  Url = {http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=1731851&jmp=cit&coll=ACM&dl=ACM&CFID=80145721&CFTOKEN=94976034} }
4. A. Q. Chen and S. Harper, "Identifying Web Widgets," School of Computer Science, The University of Manchester, EPSRC-EP/E062954/1, 2009.
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   @TechReport{wellab115,
  author = {Alex Q. Chen and Harper, Simon},
  Title = {{Identifying Web Widgets}},
  Month = {May},
  Year = {2009},
  Number = {EPSRC-EP/E062954/1},
  Institution = {School of Computer Science, The University of Manchester},
  Keywords = {Accessibility, Web 2.0, Widget Identification, SASWAT, WIMWAT},
  Url = {http://wel-eprints.cs.man.ac.uk/115/},
  Pdf = {http://wel-eprints.cs.man.ac.uk/115/1/main.pdf} }
5. A. Q. Chen and S. Harper, "Exploring Widget Identification Techniques for Web Accessibility," School of Computer Science, The University of Manchester, EPSRC-EP/E062954/1, 2009.
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   @TechReport{wellab116,
  author = {Alex Q. Chen and Harper, Simon},
  Title = {{Exploring Widget Identification Techniques for Web Accessibility}},
  Month = {July},
  Year = {2009},
  Number = {EPSRC-EP/E062954/1},
  Institution = {School of Computer Science, The University of Manchester},
  Keywords = {Accessibility, Web 2.0, Widget Identification, SASWAT, WIMWAT},
  Url = {http://wel-eprints.cs.man.ac.uk/116/},
  Pdf = {http://wel-eprints.cs.man.ac.uk/116/1/main.pdf} }
6. A. Q. Chen, ""Web evolution" by Alex Q. Chen, with Jessica Rubart as author," SIGWEB Newsl., iss. Summer, pp. 1-2, 2009.
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   @Article{ChenAQ-SIGWEBNewsl2009,
  author = {Alex Q. Chen},
  Title = {"Web evolution" by Alex Q. Chen, with Jessica Rubart as author},
  Journal = {{SIGWEB Newsl.}},
  Number = {Summer},
  Pages = {1--2},
  Year = {2009},
  Keywords = {Accessibility, Web Evolution, Web Trends, SASWAT},
  Publisher = {{ACM}},
  Address = {New York, NY, USA},
  Doi = {http://dx.doi.org/10.1145/1514984.1514988},
  Url = {http://portal.acm.org/ft_gateway.cfm?id=1514988&type=pdf&coll=GUIDE&dl=GUIDE&CFID=66194502&CFTOKEN=48683931} }
7. A. Q. Chen, "Web Evolution," Master’s Dissertation , Kilburn Building, Oxford Road, Manchester, M13 9PL, UK, 2008.
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   @MastersThesis{chenaqmsc2008,
  author = {Alex Q. Chen},
  Title = {{Web Evolution}},
  School = {The University of Manchester, School of Computer Science},
  Address = {Kilburn Building, Oxford Road, Manchester, M13 9PL, UK},
  Month = {September},
  Year = {2008},
  Keywords = {Accessibility, Web Evolution, Web Trends, SASWAT},
  Url = {http://wel-eprints.cs.man.ac.uk/85/},
  Pdf = {http://wel-eprints.cs.man.ac.uk/85/1/AlexQChen_MScThesis.pdf} }
8. A. Brown, C. Jay, A. Q. Chen, and S. Harper, "Techniques for dynamically updating a web page," School of Computer Science, University of Manchester, EPSRC-EP/E062954/1, 2008.
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   @techreport{hcwlab71,
  author = {Andy Brown and Caroline Jay and Alex Q. Chen and Simon Harper},
  Institution = {School of Computer Science, University of Manchester},
  Keywords = {Accessibility, Human Centred Web, SASWAT, Web Accessibility},
  Month = {September},
  Number = {EPSRC-EP/E062954/1},
  Title = {Techniques for dynamically updating a web page},
  Url = {http://hcw-eprints.cs.man.ac.uk/71/},
  Year = {2008},
  Bdsk-Url-1 = {http://hcw-eprints.cs.man.ac.uk/71/},
  abstract = {World Wide Web (Web) documents, once delivered in a form that remained constant whilst viewed, are now often dynamic, with sections of a page able to change independently (and not requiring a full page reload), either automatically or as a result of user interaction. In order to make these updates, and hence their host pages, accessible, it is necessary to detect when the update occurs and how it has changed the page, before determining how, when and what to present to the user. This can only be achieved with an understanding of the technologies used to achieve dynamic updates and the human factors influencing how people use them. This report classifies the types of update that may be included on a page and reviews the techniques available to Web developers for achieving them. This is complemented by an analysis of Web pages, including the most popular pages and a random selection, which investigates how frequently some technologies are implemented. While JavaScript is used in nearly all sites, and Flash in about half, AJAX is used in some 20\% of the current top 20 pages.} }
9. A. Q. Chen and S. Harper, "Web Evolution: Method and Materials," School of Computer Science, The University of Manchester2008.
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   @TechReport{wellab74,
  author = {Alex Q. Chen and Harper, Simon},
  Title = {{Web Evolution: Method and Materials}},
  Month = {September},
  Year = {2008},
  Institution = {School of Computer Science, The University of Manchester},
  Keywords = {Accessibility, Web Evolution, Web Trends, SASWAT},
  Url = {http://wel-eprints.cs.man.ac.uk/74/},
  Pdf = {http://wel-eprints.cs.man.ac.uk/74/1/TR.pdf} }
10. A. Q. Chen and S. Harper, "Web Evolution: Code and Experimental Guide," School of Computer Science, The University of Manchester2008.
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    @TechReport{wellab75,
  author = {Alex Q. Chen and Harper, Simon},
  Title = {{Web Evolution: Code and Experimental Guide}},
  Month = {September},
  Year = {2008},
  Institution = {School of Computer Science, The University of Manchester},
  Keywords = {Accessibility, Web Evolution, Web Trends, SASWAT},
  Url = {http://wel-eprints.cs.man.ac.uk/75/},
  Pdf = {http://wel-eprints.cs.man.ac.uk/75/1/TR_code.pdf} }