Modelling hypermedia and web applications: the Ariadne Development Method

Dı́az, Paloma; Montero, Susana; Aedo, Ignacio

doi:10.1016/j.is.2004.09.001

Cited by 15 publications

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“…Mock-ups and prototypes were used to elicit and specify the system requirements and features as in other participatory design projects. We also made use of visual notations of the software design using the ADM notation (Díaz, Montero, & Aedo, 2005), which made non-technical designers to feel motivated. This kind of highly technical activity tends to nourish sense of personal innovativeness and ego satisfaction.…”

Section: Participatory Design In Sigamementioning

confidence: 99%

End-user oriented strategies to facilitate multi-organizational adoption of emergency management information systems

Aedo

Dı́az

Carroll

et al. 2010

Information Processing & Management

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a b s t r a c tResponse to large scale emergencies is a cooperative process that requires the active and coordinated participation of a variety of functionally independent agencies operating in adjacent regions. In practice, this essential cooperation is sometimes not attained or is reduced due to poor information sharing, non fluent communication flows, and lack of coordination. We report an empirical study of IT mediated cooperation among Spanish response agencies and we describe the challenges of adoption, information sharing, com munication flows, and coordination among agencies that do not share a unity of command. We analyze three strategies aimed at supporting acceptance and surmounting political, organizational and personal distrust or skepticism: participatory design, advanced collab orative tools inducing cognitive absorption, and end user communities of practice.

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Section: Participatory Design In Sigamementioning

confidence: 99%

End-user oriented strategies to facilitate multi-organizational adoption of emergency management information systems

Aedo

Dı́az

Carroll

et al. 2010

Information Processing & Management

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“…The Ariadne Development Method (Díaz et al, 2004) proposes a systematic, flexible, integrative and platform-independent process for specification and evaluation of WebApps and hypermedia systems. This process is composed of three phases: conceptual design, detailed design and evaluation.…”

Section: Web Engineeringmentioning

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Designing Web Information Systems for a Framework-Based Construction

Souza

Falbo

Guizzardi

2009

Advances in Database Research

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In the Web Engineering area, many methods and frameworks to support Web Information Systems (WISs) development have already been proposed. Particularly, the use of frameworks and container-based architectures is state-of-the-practice. In this chapter, we present a method for designing frameworkbased WISs called FrameWeb, which defines a standard architecture for framework-based WISs and a modeling language that extends UML to build diagrams that specifically depict framework-related components. Considering that the Semantic Web has been gaining momentum in the last few years, we also propose an extension to FrameWeb, called S-FrameWeb, that aims to support the development of Semantic WISs.

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“…El método de desarrollo Ariadne [4] utiliza Labyrinth en el proceso de construcción de aplicaciones hipermedia. El método propone una serie de artefactos que son en realidad vistas del meta-modelo de Labyrinth.…”

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