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Contents
(Volume 1)
Preface vii
Plenary Sessions 1
Human Aspects in Computing:
Design and Use of Interactive Systems and Work with Terminals
Congress I: Work with Terminals
Input and Display Devices 73
Work Place and Work Environment 129
Health Aspects: Workload, Stress and Strain and Irregular Working Hours 173
Psychological and Physiological Measurement 215
Congress II: Design and Implementation of Interactive Systems
Dialogue Management/UIMS 251
Hypertext and Hypermedia 315
Distributed Information Systems 357
Cognitive Engineering 401
Speech Research and Technology 461
Standardisation 531
Software Engineering Methods, Techniques and Tools 549
Usability Evaluation 607
Interface Design 671
Computerized Work and the Improvement of Working Conditions 739
Author Index xxi
Subject Index xxvii
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Human Aspects in Computing:
Design and Use of Interactive Systems and Information Management
(Volume 2)
Intelligent Front Ends 789
Knowledge Engineering for Expert Systems 849
Intelligent Support and Help Systems 887
Intelligent Training 951
HCI the Future 989
Congress III: Management of Information Systems
Strategic Planning of IT Systems 1019
Uptake Strategies and User Involvement 1057
Cooperative Work and Desktop Integration 1091
Methods and Tools for Improving Information Systems 1133
Application of IT Systems in Business Environments 1173
Training and Qualification 1217
Implication of IT for the Quality of Life 1247
Workshops
Customer Computer Interaction A Challange for HCI 1283
VDT A Tool for a more Healthy Life 1305
Poster Sessions 1311
Supplement 1341
Author Index xiii
Subject Index xix
CONTENTS
Human Aspects in Computing:
Design and Use of Interactive Systems and Work with Terminals
(Volume 1)
Preface VII
PLENARY SESSIONS 1
Whence and Where A Short History of Human Computer Interaction
B.Shackel 3
The Responsible Workplace European Offices of the Year 2000
F.Duffy 19
User Interface Management The Strategic View
H. J.Bullinger 27
Multimedia: Trends and Issues
S.J.Mountford 39
Design of Adaptive Interfaces and Flexible Mass Production of Knowledge Based Systems
G.Salvendy 55
Higher Order Learning Mechanisms in Knowledge Domains
F.M. Klix 69
Congress I: Work with Terminals
INPUT AND DISPLAY DEVICES 73
Human Computer Ergonomics
A survey of postural ergonomics
K.H.E.Kroemer 75
A response surface approach to input error evaluation for resistive and infrared touch panels
D.B.Beringer 78
Evaluation of computer graphics techniques for the design of images for human computer
interaction
W.Barfield and R. Lint 83
Display Ergonomics
Analysis of VDT text reading styles
Y. Asano andK. Ogawa 88
Computer graphics programming principals as factors in the design of perspective displays
W. Barfield and Y. Kim 93
Fundamentals for the use of colors in user interfaces
H. Chr. Kraupner Stadler 98
Using a computer game to analyze color recognition abilities
S. Yonemura andK. Ogawa 103
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Input Ergonomics
Screen keyboards: an empirical study of the effects of shape and character layout
L. M. Leventhal, J. W. McKeeby andB. T. Mynatt 108
Is feedback necessary when using a keyboard?
U. Guggenbuehl and H. Kruegex 113
Location of isometric joystick for optimal performance in typical computer task mix
D.H.Straayer 118
An experimental evaluation of mouse, joystick, joycard, lightpen, trackball and touchscreen
for pointing basic study on human interface design
A.Murata 123
WORK PLACE AND WORK ENVIRONMENT 129
Design of Office Rooms and Buildings
From inside to outside Worker orientated planning of economically efficient and future
orientated office buildings
P.KemandD.Lorenz 131
Office layout: new aspects of concentration and communication at work
B.Schlintner 136
The combi office concept
W.Fuchs 141
Planning the future office focus on work environment
L.B.KofoedandK.Vogt 148
Design of Environmental Sectors
Office lighting of the 90's
T.Braun 154
Acoustic in modern office buildings
F.Hofmann 157
Climate problems in areas with high VDU density: results of traders desks
W.Bauer 162
The impact of the office environment on workers health
A.E.Qakir 167
HEALTH ASPECTS: WORKLOAD,
STRESS AND STRAIN AND IRREGULAR WORKING HOURS 173
Causes and Measures of Stress
Frictions and frustrations in creative informatory work with computer aided design CAD
systems
H. Luczak, W. Beitz, J. Springer and T. Langner 175
Engineers' workload due to high speed and high function machine: is the work density
increasing?
Y.Fujigaki 180
Breakdowns and other interruptions in VDT work as a source of stress in customer service
and banking
K.Lindstrom 185
Evaluation of mental workload in location task by HRV measures relation between work
level and mental workload
A.Murata 190
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Ergonomics, Users and Pitfalls
Impact of computer system performance on task characteristics and worker stress
P. Carayon Sainfort, M. J. Smith 195
An experimental study of CRT graphical display in process control systems
S. L. Hwang and Y. S. Wang 200
Extending computers to the frail elderly
M. Christensen, R. House, J. Hurwitz, R. Lawrence and S. Strum 205
Method of the ergonomicity level evaluation of the multiaccess computer system
L. Pacholski andM. Gorska 210
PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL MEASUREMENT 215
Methods for Aiding Human Computer Interaction
Experimental study of some visual and sound effect factors influencing the efficiency and
reliability of manipulating VDU displayed geometric and/or textual patterns in HCI based
engineering activities
L.Bdlint, G. Csibra.I. Czigler and A. Radvdnyi 217
Information aids in fault diagnosis tasks
S. L. Hwang andH. W. Cheng 223
Assessment of Mental Workload, Fatigue and Performance
Physiological measurement of cognitive load during interaction with process control
displays
D.Wastell 228
Pupillary reflexes and accomodation as physiological indices of visual fatigue due to VDT
operations
S. Saito and S. Taptagaporn 233
Evaluation of the relationship between pupil movements and visual tasks
Sh. Saito, S. Taptagaporn, N. Hirose and S. Saito 238
An empirical study on identification of coloured lines on the CRT
U.Pawlak 243
Congress II: Design and Implementation of Interactive Systems
DIALOGUE MANAGEMENT/UIMS 251
User Interface Management at the Market Place
PROMETHEUS a system for programming graphical user interfaces
D. Ehmke, M. Kreiter, C. SangerandD. Siepmann 253
The ISA DIALOG MANAGER: requirements for user interface management systems
K. P. Fahnrich andM. Kdrcher 259
The serpent UIMS
E.J. Hardy and D.V.Klein 265
Design and implementation for integrated framework and human computer interface of
interactive systems
/. Cheng, Y. Ni, X. Gong and M. Coo (Supplement) 1363
Progress in User Interface Management
A critical look at toolkit based window management systems
M. Grochtmann 270
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Task oriented dialogue management based on different knowledge sources
C.Stary 275
New algorithms for interactive object oriented graphics
B. Arndt and K. H. Hanne 281
A logic based programming environment for interactive applications
H.Jasper 287
Application Experiences with UIMS
User interface management systems UIMS for interactive applications experiences using
ISA dialogue manager
G.B.Bertram 292
Approach to a dialogue manager for medical information systems
B. Thull, M. Langen, T. Schecke and G. Rau 298
Revolutionary vs. evolutionary rapid prototyping: balancing software productivity and HCI
design concerns
S.P.Overmyer 303
Graphical user interfaces: Metaphors we compute by
J. M.Chauvet 308
HYPERTEXT AND HYPERMEDIA 315
Hypertext
New potentiality of hypertext systems in information retrieval operations
M.Agosti 317
Mental spaces of hypertext links: an empirical investigation
H. Pfeiffer and E. Eberleh 322
Attempts to draw nice graphs by an interactive hypertext browser
M. Hofmann, H. Langendorfer, K. Laue and E. Liibben 327
Hypertext interface to technical terminology
A. van HoofandR. Mayer 332
Hypermedia
Media composition and synchronization aspects in an interactive multimedia authoring
environment
G. Pancaccini and F'. Stajano 337
Virtual structures in hypermedia resources
P. A. M. Kommers (Supplement) 1343
The motion picture in interactive information systems: a necessary or facilitating
component?
/. Faber, T. Meiers, D. Ruschin and A. Seyferth 344
A hypermedia information system to manage the activities in a research institute
M. Allegro, O. di Giuseppe and S. Mangiaracina 350
DISTRIBUTED INFORMATION SYSTEMS 357
Design and Management of Distributed Systems
Application design using the Comandos distributed object oriented system
D. Decouchant, V. Normand and G. Vandome 359
How intelligent, integrated system access enhances use task performance, productivity, and
satisfaction
P. Reed 364
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Issues in the management of heterogeneous networks
G.KarandP.Peinl 369
A toolset for administration and management of distributed information systems
F. Reim and H. Meitner 374
Present and Future Capabilities of Distributed Systems
A multipoint teleconferencing service for the ISDN
S. M. Furner, N. Watkinson, W. Clark andH. Frowein 379
Multimedia aspects in a documentation system for endoscopy diagnosis of throat cancer
U. Arnold, J. Meyer and G. Peter 384
Office procedure support systems on the basis of open distributed systems
M.RathgebandA.Roos 389
A successful strategy for the process of implementing a decentralized information system
A.Heiskanen 395
COGNITIVE ENGINEERING 401
Advances in Cognitive Engineering
How we RAMmed userfriendliness into obsolescence
J.F. Gerrissen 403
Promoting the optimization of preventive maintenance strategies in complex production
systems by behavior outcome feedback
D. Gude, K. H, Schmidt and A. Seeber 409
User interaction a framework to relate tasks, users and designs
P.Johnson 414
Browsing cognitive task spaces instead of working on the desktop: an alternative metaphor
E.Eberleh 419
Research on user modelling
Cognitive task allocation: a design methodology
S. A. Papantonopoulos and G. Salvendy 424
Direct manipulation and command language interfaces: a comparison of users' mental
models
K. Sengupta andD. Te'eni 429
An adaptive interface design using neural networks
N. Ye and G. Salvendy 435
Design and User Modelling
A user modelling system
F. Arcieri, P. Dell'Ollmo, E. Nardelli and P. Vocca 440
A query facility for schema integration
U.Merz and R.King 448
User centred requirements modelling for a multi user spreadsheet
C. K. Sidhu, J. Hewitt, N. Watkinson and S. Furner 455
SPEECH RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY 461
Design and Evaluation of Speech Interfaces
Voice as interface: a critique
D. M. Jones and P. Tucker 463
Cognitive evaluation for multimedia presentation method optimal presentation timings of
text and speech
K. Kamijo and T. Yamazaki 468
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Dialogue design for speech interfaces in the office context
/. Monaghan, Chr. Cheepen andJ. Hewitt 473
Outline of a comprehensive assessment methodology for speech oriented applications
P.H.Vossen 478
Research Issues of Speech Input
Consequences of discrete speech using speech to text technology
P. Day, A. Griinupp and K. P. Muthig 485
Facial expression graphics feedback for improving the smoothness of human speech input to
computers
T.Watanabe and A. Higuchi 491
The recognition coefficient: methodological and statistical issues concerning measurement
of speech recognition accuracy
P.H.Vossen 498
Speech in Multimodal Applications
Software for multi modal HCI including speech for skilled industrial workers
B.Scherff 506
SESAM: a prototype multimedia system combining computer animation with speech
dialogue
M.Niemoller.A.Aktas, U. Harke, U.LeinerandK.Zunkler 512
Speech and other modalities in the office environment: some research results
F.L.vanNes 517
An evaluation of speech operated word processing a task based approach
M. Zajicek and J. Hewitt 525
STANDARDISATION 531
Development of Standards
Standards relevant to European directives for display terminals
N.Bevan 533
Standards as a means of influencing interface design
T.Stewart 538
Developing recommendations for CAD user interfaces
A.M.Heinecke 543
SOFTWARE ENGINEERING METHODS, TECHNIQUES AND TOOLS 549
Software Engineering and HCI
Software engineering = human factors engineering?
P.Gorny 551
Dialogical software design
J.Pasch 556
Control vs. creativity: software engineering at a crossroads
G.Bradley 561
Design and experimental evaluation of a new graphical multi process debugger
S. Maleknasri andJ. D. Foley 566
New and Better Techniques for Software Engineering
The development of human computer interface descriptions from organisational models
J.S.Medes 572
Structured design of user interfaces and knowledge based design
A. Viereck, E. Schlungbaum and P. Gorny 577
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The use of co operation models for specification and design of user interfaces
R. Krickhahn, M. J. Schachter Radig and K. Streng 582
Applications of Techniques and Tools
Visual programming with reusable specifications described by a conceptual data model and
constraint based language
K. Okamoto andM. Hashimoto 587
Selective information hiding: a debugging technique to address some of the problems of
novice programmers
R. Waddington and R. Henry 592
Assessing usability evaluation methods in a software development process
N. Kishi and Y. Kinoe 597
Automatic testing for the applications with direct manipulation interfaces
G.Lu 602
USABILITY EVALUATION 607
Practical experience of Usability Evaluation
Applying formal verbal protocol analysis to practical usability evaluation
Y. Kinoe 609
Procedures to evaluate the usability of software products
G.ZulchandJ.Englisch 614
User interfaces for public information systems
D. Felix, W. Graf and H. Krueger 621
A human factors model for evaluating advanced telescience system throughput
R.F.Haines 625
Techniques for Usability Evaluation
An integrated design and evaluation tool for dialogue systems in vehicles
G.Nirschl 630
User interface design and evaluation application of the rapid prototyping system EMSIG
A.Kaster 635
Comparison of interaction techniques
H.Widdel and J. Raster 640
Analysis and evaluation of cognitive tasks using an information transition model
K.ItohandT.Enkawa 646
Development of Usability Metrics
What is usability?
N.Bevan,J. Kirakowski and J'. Maissel 651
Indicators of usability based on performance
R. Rengger 656
The value of psychophysiological measures in human computer interaction
M. Wiethoff, A. G. Arnold and E. M. Houwing 661
Predictive metrics for usability
D. Gunsthovel and T. Bosser 666
INTERFACE DESIGN 671
User Interface Design Methodology
A usability engineering approach to the development of graphical user interfaces
R. Gimnich, K. Kunkel and L. Reichert 673
xviii
XIT A multi layered tool for user interface design
J. Herczeg, H. HohlandT. Schwab 678
U face: a user interface design system based on multiview model
T. Kanba and O. Hashimoto 684
Action facilitation a non formal approach to the design of usable systems
A. G.Arnold and B.Zwep 689
Interface Design Examples
A reasoning level user interface for spatial layout planning problems
P. Banerjee, C. L. Moodie andR. L. Kashyap 694
Computing access in public spaces: design lessons learned
R.S. Heller 699
Criteria for designing user interface of CIMple, a toolbox for CIM consultants, planners and
vendors
N. Banerjee 704
Ethnographic workflow analysis: specifications for design
D.Fafchamps 709
Advances in Interface Design
Gestures in multimodal human computer interaction
K. H.Hanne 716
Conceptual models in the design process of direct manipulation user interfaces
T. Kuhme, G. Hornung and P. Witschital 722
An experimental study of the granularity and range of the undo function in user interfaces
S. Lenman and J. M.Robert 728
Integrating usability evaluation with systems design
/. Hammond andB. McManus 733
COMPUTERIZED WORK AND
THE IMPROVEMENT OF WORKING CONDITIONS 739
Flexible Shop Floor Operations and Office Automation
Task and user adequate design of human computer interfaces in production the CNC
programming example
K. P. Fahnrich, M. Thines and C. Raether 741
Design of an adaptable/adaptive user interface management system in production
S.Zimek 748
Iconic interface for interactive fiction retrieval in libraries based on a cognitive task analysis
A. M. Pejtersen and F. Nielsen 753
Workshop: Improvement of Working Conditions for Computerized Work: Where are
we and where will we go?
The design of computerized work according to human needs R D promotion of software
design in the work and technology programme
C. Skarpelis and H. Thunecke 763
Competence, learning and roles in the workshop
B.Edgren 769
Error management or error prevention: two strategies to deal with errors in software design
M.Frese 776
New approaches in software engineering for interactive systems
A.BeckandJ.Ziegler 783 |
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| title_full | Human aspects in computing proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction, Stuttgart, F. R. Germany, September 1 - 6, 1991 A Design and use of interactive systems and work with terminals edited by Hans-Jörg Bullinger ... |
| title_fullStr | Human aspects in computing proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction, Stuttgart, F. R. Germany, September 1 - 6, 1991 A Design and use of interactive systems and work with terminals edited by Hans-Jörg Bullinger ... |
| title_full_unstemmed | Human aspects in computing proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction, Stuttgart, F. R. Germany, September 1 - 6, 1991 A Design and use of interactive systems and work with terminals edited by Hans-Jörg Bullinger ... |
| title_short | Human aspects in computing |
| title_sort | human aspects in computing proceedings of the fourth international conference on human computer interaction stuttgart f r germany september 1 6 1991 design and use of interactive systems and work with terminals |
| title_sub | proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction, Stuttgart, F. R. Germany, September 1 - 6, 1991 |
| topic_facet | Konferenzschrift |
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