Technical Action Research as a Validation Method in Information Systems Design Science

Wieringa, Roel; Morali, Ayse

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-29863-9_17

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“…1. Research methodology, adapted from [24] Before starting to design the DSML, we will conduct a survey to evaluate how scientists and practitioners capture requirements for their systems and how they perform the analysis activity. The target population for answering the survey is composed by our stakeholders: the authors of the papers the have been ranked and selected during the SLR.…”

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Towards a Domain Specific Modeling Language for Agent-Based Modeling of Land Use/Cover Change

Grueau

2014

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Abstract. While agent-based models are widely used for the simulation of human-natural systems, it remains challenging for scientists to specify their models in a manner in which they can be understood and used by others. In this research project, we survey existing solutions that have emerged to cope with models specification issues. We then propose another approach: a domain specific modeling language for agent-based simulations of land use/cover change. This language is intended to constitute a means to promote models' validation and reuse. We also present the general methodology for the development of the modeling language which consists in extending existing conceptual modeling languages with domain-specific language profiles. We also present the first step towards its development comprising a domain model based on a domain ontology.

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Towards a Domain Specific Modeling Language for Agent-Based Modeling of Land Use/Cover Change

Grueau

2014

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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“…The field test is an action case study [19], in which we aim to improve the current situation of providing care by using a DHSP platform. We follow the guidelines described by Wieringa in [18] to perform the experiments systematically.…”

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Dynamic Homecare Service Provisioning: A Field Test and Its Results

Zarghami

Zarifi

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Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Abstract. Providing IT-based care support for elderly at home is proposed as a highly promising appraoch to address the aging population problem. With the emergence of homecare application service providers, a homecare system can be seen as a linked set of services. Configuring and composing existing homecare application services to create new homecare composite applications can reduce the application development cost. The idea even looks more promising if the service provisioning is dynamic, i.e., if applications can update their behaviors with respect to the contextual changes without or with minimum manpower. Dynamic service provisioning can play an important role to accept homecare systems in practical settings. This motivated us to develop a Dynamic Homecare Service Provisioning (DHSP) platform to address the homecare context changes in an effective and efficient manner. As a proof of concept, we have developed a software prototype of our platform. The prototype was subsequently used in a real-world field test at a care institution in the Netherlands to validate the approach. This paper describes the design of the field test and reflects on the outcome of the validation experiments.

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“…The foundations of this TAR [150] are supported by means of setting up a theoretical framework, which allows the definition of research questions, response variables and their measures.…”

Section: Validation Using Technical Action Researchmentioning

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“…In a validation process with TAR, the researcher uses an artefact (e.g. method and a tool) in a real-world project to help a client, or gives the artefact to others so they can use it assisted by the researcher [150].…”

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gestUI: a model-driven method for including gesture-based interaction in user interfaces

González¹

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Technical Action Research as a Validation Method in Information Systems Design Science

Cited by 87 publications

References 25 publications

Towards a Domain Specific Modeling Language for Agent-Based Modeling of Land Use/Cover Change

Towards a Domain Specific Modeling Language for Agent-Based Modeling of Land Use/Cover Change

Dynamic Homecare Service Provisioning: A Field Test and Its Results

gestUI: a model-driven method for including gesture-based interaction in user interfaces

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