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Successful User-Software Interface DesignRishel, Barry E. 11 1900 (has links)
International Telemetering Conference Proceedings / October 30-November 02, 1989 / Town & Country Hotel & Convention Center, San Diego, California / Generalized telemetry data analysis systems have been developed to meet the future requirements for the analysis of telemetry data. By providing the user the freedom of stipulating the manner in which data is to be analyzed, the need for mission specific analysis software can be greatly reduced or eliminated entirely. Communications between the user and the software is accomplished by means of a user-software interface. Proper design of the interface will promote successful user-software communications. Interface design features such as menus and online documentation are discussed. Human engineering is an integral part of a successful user-software interface design. The human beings which operate the software possess limitations on their mental abilities and perception. Human engineering concepts which utilize display techniques and reference names are discussed. A definition of a successful user-software interface is given.
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Spatial data : access and usability across the InternetLi, Chunsheng January 2002 (has links)
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Modelling users by classification : an example-based approachFinlay, Janet Elizabeth January 1990 (has links)
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A formal description method for user interfacesMarshall, L. S. January 1986 (has links)
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Investigating a multimodal solution for improving force feedback generated texturesMcGee, Marilyn Rose January 2002 (has links)
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Single Point User-Interface Software Design for Telemetry StationsCorbin, Brian A. 10 1900 (has links)
International Telemetering Conference Proceedings / October 26-29, 1992 / Town and Country Hotel and Convention Center, San Diego, California / As the repetitive processes in the manufacturing community are being automated to reduce operating cost, the satellite tracking station (being for the most part a repetitive operation) can also reduce operating cost by automation. A conventional satellite tracking station requires personnel to setup, monitor, and adjust a variety of equipment, coordinate data collection, and archive collected data. By automating, the above duties in addition to managing the station can be done through a single-point user interface. This paper presents the methods used to design the user-interface software including graphical user interface (GUI) types of hardware I/O for data acquisition and control, and remote control.
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INTEGRATING IPTV AND SOCIAL NETWORKING WITH VOICE INPUT2013 June 1900 (has links)
Elderly people comprise the highest proportion of television viewers. Elderly people often struggle with new technology and reject it due to complexity. We propose a system to help people keep up with certain new technologies, such as IPTV and social networks with reduced efforts. We specifically propose a system to integrate IPTV with Twitter, a social networking website with an aid of a mobile phone. The system uses speech to text technology on mobile phone, as input to reduce the difficulty involved in the interaction with Twitter, while viewing television. As speech is a more convenient and natural way of expression than text, we anticipate that people from other age groups can also benefit from the system.
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Static Reservoir Model Upgridding and Design of User InterfaceDu, Song 2009 December 1900 (has links)
The development of fine grid geolgocial models has attracted great attention in the past
decades. Meanwhile, the need for reliable upscaling and coarsening techniques is
continuing. Besides the computational efficiency, upscaling can also offer other
advantages. The desire for the assessment of risk and uncertainty in reservoir
performance is another key issue that is attracting the researchers. Predictions are
necessarily of a statistical character because uncertainty is involved in almost all the
aspects of the reservoir characterization. Significantly upscaled models are desired when
the full assessment of project risk and uncertainty are to be accomplished. The problem of
upgridding fine scale models into the coarsened ones is still an attractive and challenging
topic demanding much more effort in the reservoir simulation field.
We proposed a modified static coarsening algorithm that has better performance without
introducing extra computation cost. This algorithm combines adjacent layers based on
static calculations such that the heterogeneity measure of a defined static property is
minimized within the layers. In addition, the geological model coarsening will also rely
on preserving geological marker information. This combination of static calculation and
geological information enables this algorithm to generate models more closely to the true
ones. The power and utility of our approaches have been demonstrated using both
synthetic and field examples.
To assist the optimal coarsening procedures, we developed and implemented a GUI
(Graphical User Interface), named MARS. We focused on building up a C++ based user
interface which enables users to handle access the upgridding simulation visually. This
MARS software package is a general purpose GUI for applications that make use of
graphs as an underlying data model. MARS, which allows user to create simulation cases,
import and modify data, and generate graphical geological figures, is developed to
facilitate the operation of this coarsening procedures and the interpretation of the results
obtained by this model. The user of MARS will be graphically guided through the entire
process of creating coarsening simulations.
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Visualisation of hypermedia systems : an open approachWeal, Mark James January 2000 (has links)
Hypermedia systems are designed to allow links, or connections, to be made between different media objects. Key issues tackled in early hypermedia systems included developing tools to help guide users through the material and tools to help authors maintain the material that they create. The open approach to hypermedia emerged, where links were separated from the content of documents, allowing a more modular approach to hypermedia services. The ease of integration of tools in these open systems promoted the creation of many different types of navigational aids, designed to help users of the systems to access and maintain the information contained within them. The openness and modular nature of such systems creates its own problems however. Users will often have to interact with a number of disparate interfaces to manipulate the navigational information. A new approach is presented which provides an open framework for these interfaces, allowing for a co-ordinated strategy and the modular addition of tools to help manage the screen interface and reduce the complexity of the interaction for users. A second approach to the problem is to provide the different hypermedia information within a unifying visualisation. A novel framework is presented which allows more open access to the underlying navigational information of hypermedia systems. Visualisation tools can be connected to this framework in a modular fashion to provide flexible visualisations of the underlying information. By generating a number of different visualisations, the openness and flexibility of the visualisation framework approach is demonstrated.
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Návrh uživatelského rozhraní studijního informačního systému VŠE / Designing the user interface of study information system VSEŠromek, Jan January 2010 (has links)
The main aim of this paper is to analyse the user interface of current school information system and to redesign new interface based on user testing results. The assumption for reaching this goal is the necessary knowledge of principles of designing modern user interfaces. The benefit consists in creating a whole new structure of navigation system and in the redesigning layouts. The beginning part of this work presents value of usability user interface and who is designing and testing it. The following part describes principles of modern user interfaces. Conclusion part of this paper presents a case study, which describes the problems of current user interface of the ISIS and the new solution of user interface ISIS and its navigation system.
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