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Committee Analysis — MobileHCI 2011 — Organizing Committee

Continuity

First-time
50
Returning
12
First-time (50)
Returning (12)
  • Albrecht Schmidt — 4 years in this role; other prior service at this series: Associate Chair, Program Commitee
  • Anne Kaikkonen — 2 years in this role; other prior service at this series: Associate Chair, Program Commitee
  • Antonio Krüger — 2 years in this role; other prior service at this series: Associate Chair
  • Enrico Rukzio — 3 years in this role; other prior service at this series: Associate Chair, Program Commitee
  • Fabio Paternó — 5 years in this role; other prior service at this series: Associate Chair, Program Commitee
  • Giulio Jacucci — 2 years in this role; other prior service at this series: Associate Chair
  • Kaisa Väänänen — 2 years in this role; other prior service at this series: Associate Chair, Program Commitee
  • Manfred Tscheligi — 6 years in this role; other prior service at this series: Program Commitee
  • Mark Dunlop — 5 years in this role; other prior service at this series: Associate Chair, Program Commitee
  • Mauro Cherubini — 2 years in this role
  • Richard Harper — 2 years in this role; other prior service at this series: Associate Chair, Program Commitee
  • Virpi Roto — 3 years in this role; other prior service at this series: Associate Chair, Program Commitee

Tenure distribution and churn

  • 1st year: 50 people
  • 2nd-3rd year: 8 people
  • 4th+ year: 4 people
Average tenure
1.4 years
Median tenure
1.0 years
Departed since MobileHCI 2010 (18)

Institutional concentration

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By institution

By country

  • Sweden: 16 (25.8%)
  • Germany: 12 (19.4%)
  • United States of America: 10 (16.1%)
  • Finland: 7 (11.3%)
  • United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland: 6 (9.7%)
  • Italy: 2 (3.2%)
  • Canada: 2 (3.2%)
  • Switzerland: 1 (1.6%)
  • Denmark: 1 (1.6%)
  • Austria: 1 (1.6%)
  • Spain: 1 (1.6%)
  • Ireland: 1 (1.6%)

Sources

Every figure above is derived from this edition's own committee records — see MobileHCI 2011's sources for the underlying evidence.