Role-specific practices as guidelines for information visualization in service systems

Authors:
Sylvain Kubicki;Gilles Halin;Daniel Zignale;Annie Guerriero
Affiliations:
Public Research Centre Henri Tudor, Luxembourg, Kirchberg;CRAI, Research Centre in Architecture and Engineering, Nancy, France;Public Research Centre Henri Tudor, Luxembourg, Kirchberg and CRAI, Research Centre in Architecture and Engineering, Nancy, France;Public Research Centre Henri Tudor, Luxembourg, Kirchberg
Venue:
CDVE'09 Proceedings of the 6th international conference on Cooperative design, visualization, and engineering
Year:
2009

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Abstract

Today an important issue in Human-Computer Interfaces design is their ability to adapt to their context of use (i.e. plasticity). This issue is of paramount importance in highly collaborative domains such as the construction one. We suggest to define role-specific practices characterizing the actor's use of a tool in a domain-specific approach. Associated to visualization modes -and their ergonomic characteristics- we aim to improve visualization of cooperative context and therefore the appropriation of the tools and their ease-of-use.