Applying the “STUDIO” method to the interface design of an environmental software system

Authors:
Mario G. Piattini;Hervé Tigréat
Affiliations:
Department of Research and Development, Cronos Ibérica, S.A. Clara del Rey 8, 1., 28002 Madrid, Spain;Department of Research and Development, Cronos Ibérica, S.A. Clara del Rey 8, 1., 28002 Madrid, Spain
Venue:
ACM SIGSOFT Software Engineering Notes
Year:
1997

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Abstract

This paper addresses the application of the STUDIO (STructured User-interface Design for Interaction Optimization) method to the user-interface development of an information system (called "HIMPPA") that allows the simulation of heavy-particle dispersion. This method has been proposed in 1994 by D.P. Browne. We have adapted and integrated it with an object-oriented design technique for the HIMPPA project (an ESPRIT-PASO Special Action).