User-Centered Elaboration of an Integrated Crisis Management Modeling and Simulation Solution

Sautter, Johannes; Engelbach, Wolf; Frings, Sandra

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-33161-9_75

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“…In verschiedenen, existierenden Forschungsprojekten begegnen Usability-Experten diesen hohen Usability-Anforderungen mit Hilfe von verschiedener HCD-Prozessen (z.B. Sautter et al 2012;Kluckner et al 2014). Kindsmüller et al (2011)…”

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Entwicklung eines HCD-Leitfadens für Krisenmanagementsysteme

Orlowski¹,

Sautter²

2015

Mensch Und Computer 2015 – Workshopband

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Krisenmanagementsysteme werden sich nur dann flächendeckend durchsetzen können, wenn die Mensch-Computer-Interaktion im Krisenszenario reibungslos funktioniert. Die Berücksichtigung von Usability-Anforderungen sowohl bei der Planung und Entwicklung, als auch bei der Evaluation der Systeme ist daher von besonderer Bedeutung. Leider fehlen den verschiedenen Interessensvertretern verbindliche Standards und konkrete Hilfestellungen, wie Human Centered Design (HCD) in Hinblick auf Krisenmanagementsysteme anwendbar ist. Dieser Artikel beschreibt die geplante Entwicklung eines Leitfadens zur Auswahl und Durchführung von HCD-Methoden bei Krisenmanagementsystemen, insbesondere als abschließende Evaluation solcher Systeme

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Entwicklung eines HCD-Leitfadens für Krisenmanagementsysteme

Orlowski¹,

Sautter²

2015

Mensch Und Computer 2015 – Workshopband

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“…Unfortunately, the civil protection is a particularly critical usage context for interactive information systems (Nestler, 2014). Therefore designing systems that accept parameter inputs and show the results in an adequate manner for non-expert users in the field of modelling is challenging for designers of interaction concepts (Sautter et al, 2012).…”

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Simulation and Analysis of Mass Casualty Mission Tactics

Sautter

Havlik

Böspflug

et al. 2015

International Journal of Information Systems for Crisis Response and Management

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Mass casualty incidents (MCIs) cannot be managed with existing resources from operational area. The key to MCI management therefore is the efficient use of the few own resources as well as resources from neighboring administrative units by local medical mission commanders. This paper suggests a computer-based modeling and simulation system with a user- and context-adequate interface for testing local MCI mission tactics with realistic spatial and temporal availabilities of rescue units and hospitals in the vicinity of an accident site. From an organizational point of view, the tool could contribute to a holistic quality management approach for improving MCI management by facilitating site-specific resource deployment, mission structure, and patient evacuation planning. This paper describes the interaction concept of a resource planning application and envisions its usage in training courses, in breaks of leading personnel and for elaborating local preparedness plans.

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User-Centered Elaboration of an Integrated Crisis Management Modeling and Simulation Solution

Cited by 2 publications

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Entwicklung eines HCD-Leitfadens für Krisenmanagementsysteme

Entwicklung eines HCD-Leitfadens für Krisenmanagementsysteme

Simulation and Analysis of Mass Casualty Mission Tactics

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