Context Adaptive Digital Maps on Public Displays
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Context Adaptive Digital Maps on Public Displays
- 1. Context-Adaptive Digital Maps for Public Displays Amenity Applewhite Context-Adaptive Digital Signage Seminar Summer 2008
- 2. Outline
- 3. Outline • Introduction
- 4. Outline • Introduction • Related work
- 5. Outline • Introduction • Related work • Initial user study
- 6. Outline • Introduction • Related work • Initial user study • Prototype design
- 7. Outline • Introduction • Related work • Initial user study • Prototype design • Second user study
- 8. Outline • Introduction • Related work • Initial user study • Prototype design • Second user study • Recommendations
- 9. Outline • Introduction • Related work • Initial user study • Prototype design • Second user study • Recommendations • Conclusion
- 10. Introduction
- 11. Introduction • 20 MobiDiC Signs
- 12. Introduction • 20 MobiDiC Signs • Map content
- 13. Introduction • 20 MobiDiC Signs • Map content • Requirements analysis
- 14. Introduction • 20 MobiDiC Signs • Map content • Requirements analysis • User-Centered Design
- 15. Introduction • 20 MobiDiC Signs • Map content • Requirements analysis • User-Centered Design • Context- dependence
- 16. Related work Public displays * • Small • Eye-level *Huang et al. 2008 **Abowd and Dey 1999 ***Schmidt-Belz 2003
- 17. Related work Public displays * • Small • Eye-level Context-adaptive** • Location, identity, activity, time • Advantageous*** *Huang et al. 2008 **Abowd and Dey 1999 ***Schmidt-Belz 2003
- 18. Related work Public displays * • Small • Eye-level Context-adaptive** • Location, identity, activity, time • Advantageous*** *Huang et al. 2008 **Abowd and Dey 1999 ***Schmidt-Belz 2003
- 19. Related work Public displays * • Small • Eye-level Context-adaptive** • Location, identity, activity, time • Advantageous*** *Huang et al. 2008 **Abowd and Dey 1999 ***Schmidt-Belz 2003
- 20. Related work Public displays * • Small • Eye-level Context-adaptive** • Location, identity, activity, time • Advantageous*** *Huang et al. 2008 **Abowd and Dey 1999 ***Schmidt-Belz 2003
- 21. Related work ISO 13407 HCD design for interactive systems
- 22. Related work Designers of digital maps would benefit from using HCD more often.* *Nivala 2005
- 23. Related work Designers of digital maps would benefit from using HCD more often.* *Nivala 2005
- 24. Related work Designers of digital maps would benefit from using HCD more often.* *Nivala 2005
- 26. Related work Information encountering * *Erdelez 1999
- 27. Related work Information encountering * • Information science concept *Erdelez 1999
- 28. Related work Information encountering * • Information science concept • occurs as part of a routine activity not performed to obtain information *Erdelez 1999
- 29. Related work Information encountering * • Information science concept • occurs as part of a routine activity not performed to obtain information • useful information positive encounters *Erdelez 1999
- 30. Initial user study Purpose determine the types of maps pedestrians would like to have displayed and the effect of context on map content
- 31. Initial user study Scenario Wochenmarkt at the Domplatz Saturday morning
- 32. Initial user study Method short informal digitally recorded interviews with 11 subjects, aged 21-56
- 33. Initial user study Results • No one needed or would need a map. • Positive response. • Everyone suggested a tourist map. • People liked the idea of a map of pubs with happy hours, a map of football games, and a map of pharmacies. • Little feedback on temporal adaptation.
- 34. Prototype development 9 maps, a range of context adaptation Location global continental city neighborhood Time static weekly daily hourly
- 35. • Temporally static • City scale
- 36. • Neighborhood scale • Temporally adaptive: hourly, daily, weekly
- 37. • Global scale • Temporally adaptive: hourly, weekly
- 38. • Continent scale • Daily adaptation • Global scale • Static
- 39. Second user study Purpose elicit user-feedback on prototypes
- 40. Second user study Part I Saturday, Domplatz showed pedestrians maps in stack, brought to phone booth, voice recorded; 7 interviewees aged 21-35
- 41. Survey Participants 0 2 4 6 lan dm 8 ar ks sc ul pt ur es sh op pi ph n g ar m ac ies pu bs fo ot ba wo ll r ld ne w s flig ht s ve g . im po rt s Favorite Second user study Part I Results Would look at
- 42. Second user study Part II Saturday morning, Wednesday morning, Friday evening; participants choose favorites from maps taped in phone booth; 30 people
- 43. Participants who would use the map 0 3 6 9 lan 12 dm ar ks sc ul pt ur es sh op pi ph n g ar m ac ies pu bs fo ot ba wo ll r ld ne w s flig ht ve s g . im po rt s Friday evening Satuday morning Second user study Part II Results Wednesday morning
- 44. Second user study Part I & Part II Discussion • On-the-spot interviews reduced the number of maps considered useful. • The favorites chosen - shopping, pubs, and world news - were the same in both studies. • The favorite maps were context-adaptive: location neighborhood scale time hourly/daily/weekly updates • Clear preference for certain maps at certain times.
- 45. Requirement recommendations • Practical content for a small screen. • Present information that is novel, interesting, or useful enough to encourage future interaction. • Not all novel, interesting, or useful information belongs on a map.
- 46. Requirement recommendations The most appealing map content adapts to context: • large-scale map with user’s location • presenting information when it is most relevant to the user • possible to adapt the content to identity
- 47. Conclusions • UCD - • Paper prototypes - • Various interview techniques - • Context-adaptive maps -
- 48. Conclusions • UCD - Good! • Paper prototypes - • Various interview techniques - • Context-adaptive maps -
- 49. Conclusions • UCD - Good! • Paper prototypes - Good! • Various interview techniques - • Context-adaptive maps -
- 50. Conclusions • UCD - Good! • Paper prototypes - Good! • Various interview techniques - Good! • Context-adaptive maps -
- 51. Conclusions • UCD - Good! • Paper prototypes - Good! • Various interview techniques - Good! • Context-adaptive maps - Good!
- 52. Thank you. Questions?