Generating user interfaces for ambient intelligence systems: introducing client types as adaptation factor
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of Contents
Table of Contents
Acknowledgement
................................................................................
iii
Abstract
.................................................................................................
v
Table of Contents
.................................................................................
vii
List of Figures
........................................................................................ix
List of Tables
.........................................................................................xi
1
Introduction
....................................................................................1
1.1
Motivation
.................................................................................1
1.2
Contribution of this Thesis
.......................................................12
1.3
Remainder of this Thesis
...........................................................14
1.4
Summary
.................................................................................14
2
Ambient Intelligence
....................................................................15
2.1
A new Era in Computing
..........................................................15
2.2
Defining Ambient Intelligence
..................................................16
2.3
Summary
.................................................................................18
3
User Experience
&
Distribution Architecture
.............................19
3.1
Software Architecture affecting User Experience
......................19
3.2
Related Research Projects
.........................................................21
3.2.1
Usability and Software Architecture (U&SA)
...................21
3.2.2
Software Architecture that supports Usability (STATUS)
.22
3.3
Focusing on Distribution Architecture
.......................................25
3.4
Example Applications using Different Client Types
...................27
3.4.1
Personal information Manger (PIM)
................................27
3.4.2
Mapping
........................................................................28
3.4.3
Banking
.........................................................................31
3.4.4
Productivity
&
Creativity
.................................................32
3.5
Goal of this Thesis
....................................................................34
3.6
Summary
.................................................................................35
4
Defining Distribution Architecture
.............................................37
4.1
Layered Software Architecture
.................................................37
4.2
Distribution Architecture
..........................................................40
4.3
Summary
.................................................................................42
5
Client Type Characterizations
.....................................................43
5.1
Client Type History
...................................................................43
5.2
Fat Clients
................................................................................45
5.3
Thin Clients
..............................................................................47
5.4
Smart Clients
...........................................................................49
5.4.1
General Characteristics
..................................................49
VII
Table
of Contents
5.4.2
Allocating Application Components
..............................51
5.4.3
Addressing main Fat Client Drawbacks
.........................52
5.4.4
More Smart Client Advantages
.....................................54
5.4.5
Minor Drawbacks
..........................................................56
5.4.6
Relation to Rich Clients
.................................................56
5.5
Rich Internet Clients (RIC)
........................................................56
5.5.1
General Characteristics
.................................................57
5.5.2
Peculiarities
...................................................................60
5.6
Ultra-Thin Clients
....................................................................61
5.6.1
General Characteristics
.................................................61
5.6.2
Peculiarities
...................................................................63
5.7
Client Type Requirements
........................................................64
5.8
Summary
.................................................................................65
6
Client Type Determination Approach
........................................67
6.1
Quality Model
.........................................................................67
6.1.1
Quality Attributes
..........................................................70
6.1.2
Initial Assessment
........................................................108
6.2
Usage Situation Model
..........................................................115
6.2.1
Relevant Usage Situation Influence Factors
..................115
6.2.2
Dependencies between Usage Situation Model,
Quality Model and Client Type Requirements
..............130
6.3
Client Type Determination Process
........................................130
6.3.1
Informal Client Type Determination Process
................130
6.3.2
Formal Client Type Determination Process
...................132
6.4
Summary
...............................................................................136
7
Implementation, Tool Support and initial Evaluation
............137
7.1
Requirements Confirmation
..................................................137
7.2
BelAml Digital Nurse Assistant
...............................................138
7.2.1
Application Description
...............................................139
7.2.2
Software Infrastructure
...............................................141
7.2.3
User Interface Generation Approach
...........................142
7.3
Developer Tools
.....................................................................150
7.4
Summary
...............................................................................156
8
Summary and Future Work
......................................................157
8.1
Summary
...............................................................................157
8.2
Future Work
..........................................................................159
References
.................................................................................161
Appendix A: List of Abbreviations
.............................................177
Appendix B: Dependencies between Usage Situation Model,
Quality Model and Client Type Requirements
.... 179
VIII
List of Figures
List of Figures
Figure
1 :
Mobile Phones for different User Groups (Teenage Girls,
Elderly Women and Businessmen)
2
Figure
2:
Usage Situation
3
Figure
3:
Levels of Abstraction for User Interface Models
б
Figure
4:
Generating User Interfaces with TERESA
7
Figure
5:
Examples of different user interfaces of a classroom
controller generated by SUPPLE for different devices.
9
Figure
6:
Calendar View of Personal Information Manager (PIM)
Clients on different Platforms
10
Figure
7:
Wired versus wireless Connection between Client
and Server
12
Figure
8:
Computing Eras in Time
16
Figure
9:
Dependencies between System Architecture,
Quality Attributes (QA) and User Experience
20
Figure
10:
Popular E-Mail Clients
27
Figure
11:
Mapping Applications
29
Figure
12:
Online Banking Applications
31
Figure
13:
Online Office Applications
32
Figure
14:
Digital Photo Management Applications
33
Figure
15:
Commonly used Software Layers
38
Figure
16:
2-Tier, 3-Tier and
η
-Tier
Architectures
40
Figure
17:
2-Tier Distribution Architectures and Client Type
Assignment
41
Figure
18:
Client Type Classification regarding their Management
and Ul Capabilities
44
Figure
19:
Fat Client supported Distribution Architecture
45
Figure
20:
Thin Client supported Distribution Architecture
47
Figure
21 :
Smart Client supported Distribution Architectures
50
Figure
22:
Rich Internet Client supported Distribution Architecture
57
Figure
23:
Synchronous versus Asynchronous Web Communication
58
Figure
24:
Ultra-Thin Client supported Distribution Architecture
62
Figure
25:
Using an Ultra-Thin Client via Virtual Network
Computing (VNC)
63
Figure
26:
ISO
9126 -
External and Internal Quality
68
Figure
27:
ISO
9126 -
Quality in Use
69
Figure
28:
Quality model for User Experience (High Level View)
70
Figure
29:
Quality Attributes concerning Reliability
71
Figure
30:
Dependencies between Error, Fault and Failure
72
Figure
31:
Quality Attributes concerning Usability
76
Figure
32: Screenshot
of the Rich Internet Application Google
Docs
&
Spreadsheets
77
Figure
33:
Personalization of Google s Internet Search Engine
84
List of Figures
Figure
34:
Mobile Phone Feature Configuration Application
utilizing a Usability Game Pattern
86
Figure
35:
Quality Attributes concerning Efficiency
89
Figure
36:
Quality Attributes concerning Maintainability
96
Figure
37:
Quality Attributes concerning Portability
99
Figure
38:
Quality Attributes concerning Security
105
Figure
39:
Original Weighting of the Quality Attributes
112
Figure
40:
Contribution of the High-level Quality Attributes
113
Figure
41 :
Client Type Ranking after the Initial Assessment
114
Figure
42:
High-level Usage Situation Influence Factors
11
б
Figure
43:
Usage Situation Influence Factors concerning the User
117
Figure
44:
Usage Situation Influence Factors concerning the
Environmental Context
120
Figure
45:
Usage Situation Influence Factors concerning the
Interaction Device
123
Figure
46:
Usage Situation Influence Factors concerning the Service
127
Figure
47:
Client Type Determination Process
131
Figure
48:
Ambient Assisted Living
(AAL)
Services
139
Figure
49:
Digital Nurse Assistant for the BelAml Ambient Assisted
Living Lab
140
Figure
50:
Example DAiSI Component
141
Figure
51 :
Ul Generation Input Model for the Digital Nurse
Assistant
(DNA) 143
Figure
52:
UsiXML User Interface Generation Approach
Workaround using
AGG
145
Figure
53:
Component View of the
DNA User
Interface Generation
Approach
146
Figure
54:
Client Type Assessment for the
DNA
Example Usage
Situation (Intermediate Result)
148
Figure
55:
Generated DAiSI compliant
DNA
Thin Client Component
149
Figure
56:
Final generated
DNA User
Interface running on the
Caregiver s UMPC
150
Figure
57:
Basic Developer Tool
-
Usage Situation dependent Client
Type Determination
152
Figure
58:
Adjusting the Quality Model
153
Figure
59:
Adjusting or Checking the Client Type Requirements
153
Figure
60:
Adjusting or Checking the Usage Situation Model
154
Figure
61 :
Adjusting the User Experience Contribution Weighting
of Usage Situation Factors
154
Figure
62:
Client Type Ranking
155
Figure
63:
Usage Situation Factor Contribution Distribution
155
Figure
64:
Client Type Determination Process
158
List of Tables
List of Tables
Table
1 :
Usability Benefit and Architectural Mechanism Matrix
22
Table
2:
Dependencies between STATUS S Usability Pattern
and U&SA s Usability Scenarios
24
Table
3:
Usability Pattern affecting Quality Attributes
24
Table
4:
Client Type Requirements
65
Table
5:
Original Client Type Rating
111
Table
6:
Usage Situation for the
DNA
Example Scenario
147
Table
7:
Weighting Adjustments for Quality Attributes
concerning Usability
183
Table
8:
Weighting Adjustments for Quality Attributes
concerning Reliability and Efficiency
187
Table
9:
Weighting Adjustments for Quality Attributes
concerning Maintainability, Portability and Security
191
Table
10:
Dependency Matrix: Usage Situation
-
Client Type
Requirements
192
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| title_sort | generating user interfaces for ambient intelligence systems introducing client types as adaptation factor |
| title_sub | introducing client types as adaptation factor |
| topic | Ambient Intelligence - Benutzeroberfläche - Client - Softwarearchitektur Ambient Intelligence (DE-588)4820282-4 gnd Softwarearchitektur (DE-588)4121677-5 gnd Client (DE-588)4520996-0 gnd Benutzeroberfläche (DE-588)4131424-4 gnd |
| topic_facet | Ambient Intelligence - Benutzeroberfläche - Client - Softwarearchitektur Ambient Intelligence Softwarearchitektur Client Benutzeroberfläche Hochschulschrift |
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| volume_link | (DE-604)BV022658864 |
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