Software ecosystems, sustainability and human values in the social web 8th Workshop of Human-Computer Interaction Aspects to the Social Web, WAIHCWS 2017, Joinville, Brazil, October 23, 2017 and 9th Workshop, WAIHCWS 2018, Belém, Brazil, October 22, 2018, Revised Selected Papers / Rodrigo Pereira dos Santos, Cristiano Maciel, José Viterbo (eds.)
An Analysis of UX based on Users' Emotional Intention and Values, both expressed through Twitter Posts -- KIPO Opportunities for Interoperability Decisions in Systems-of-Information Systems in the Domain of Environmental Management -- Towards a Conceptual Model to Understand Software Ecosystems Emerging from Systems-of-Information Systems -- MobiBus: A Mobile Application to Keep Track of Buses in Small Cities -- Analysis of terms of use and privacy policies in social networks to treat users' death -- What to See in a Scientific Event? A Social Recommendation Model of Technical Sessions -- Exploring Sustainability in Real Cases of Emerging Small-to-Medium Enterprises Ecosystems -- Challenges for the Implementation of Accessible Web and Mobile Systems
Summary
This book constitutes extended revised selected papers presented during the 8th Workshop of Human-Computer Interaction Aspects to the Social Web, WAIHCWS 2017, held in Joinville, Brazil, in October 2017, and during the 9th Workshop of Human-Computer Interaction Aspects to the Social Web, WAIHCWS 2018, held in Belém, Brazil, in October 2018. The 5 full papers presented were thoroughly reviewed and selected from 14 submissions for WAIHCWS 2017 and 3 full papers were selected for publication from 20 submissions for WAIHCWS 2018. The authors were given the opportunity to extend and revise the papers after the conference. The topics included in this volume cover the following fields connected to the social web: user experience, emotion analysis, interoperability, systems-of-information systems, knowledge-intensive processes, ontology, transportation domain, mobile systems, privacy policies, digital legacy, social networks, recommendation models, scientific events, accessible web, software ecosystems, and sustainability. -- Provided by publisher
