Design Process for Human-Data Interaction: Combining Guidelines with Semio-participatory Techniques

Victorelli, Eliane Zambon; Reis, Júlio Cesar dos; Santos, Anderson Carlos Sousa e; Schiozer, Denis José

doi:10.5220/0007744504100421

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“…Our proposal supports design decisions based on guidelines to be taken in a participatory way. Subsection 3.1 presents an overview of a design process for HDI [32], in which our evaluation techniques are developed. The following sections detail the defined evaluation tasks for supporting the design decisions.…”

Section: Participatory Practices For Hdi Guidelines Evaluationmentioning

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“…We summarize the entire design process for HDI that combines guidelines with participatory practices [32]. It includes several activities that are orchestrated by the flow illustrated in Figure 1.…”

Section: Overview Of the Process For Hdi Designingmentioning

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“…1. Process for HDI design by combining guidelines with participatory design approaches (adapted from [32]) workshops (cf. item B of Figure 1).…”

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The design of visual analytics tools for facilitating humandata interaction (HDI) plays a key role to help people identifying useful knowledge from large masses of data. Designing data visualization based on guidelines is relevant. However, it is necessary to further promote the engagement of people in evaluation activities in the design process. Stakeholders need to comprehend the guidelines to help with the evaluation results and design decisions. In this paper, we propose participatory evaluation practices based on HDI design guidelines. The practices aim to create the conditions to participants from any profile collaborate with the design guidelines evaluation. The practices were used on a design problem involving interactions with coordinated visualization. The context of application was a visual analytic tool supporting decisions related to the production strategy in oil reservoirs with the participation of key stakeholders. The results indicate that participants were able to understand the design guidelines and took advantage from them in the design decisions.

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Section: Participatory Practices For Hdi Guidelines Evaluationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Overview Of the Process For Hdi Designingmentioning

confidence: 99%