From collaborative business practices to user's adapted visualization services: towards a usage-centered method dedicated to the AEC sector

Authors:
Gilles Halin;Sylvain Kubicki;Conrad Boton;Daniel Zignale
Affiliations:
FRE MAP-CRAI, Research Centre in Architecture and Engineering, Nancy Cedex, Nancy, France;Henri Tudor Public Research Centre, Luxembourg-Kirchberg, Luxembourg;FRE MAP-CRAI, Research Centre in Architecture and Engineering, Nancy Cedex, Nancy, France and Henri Tudor Public Research Centre, Luxembourg-Kirchberg, Luxembourg;FRE MAP-CRAI, Research Centre in Architecture and Engineering, Nancy Cedex, Nancy, France and Henri Tudor Public Research Centre, Luxembourg-Kirchberg, Luxembourg
Venue:
CDVE'11 Proceedings of the 8th international conference on Cooperative design, visualization, and engineering
Year:
2011

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Abstract

Visualization of the cooperation context is an important issue, especially when applied to complex and unstable collective activities, as it is the case in the field of Architecture, Engineering and Construction (AEC). With the aim of assisting cooperative construction projects it is important to propose business services and user views adapted to user's business requirements. This paper presents the concept of "adapted visualization service" and a usagecentered method that enables to design visualization services adapted to actor's business needs.