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Journey planning based on user needs

Journey planning based on user needs
Journey planning based on user needs
In this paper we discuss potential developments to the design of pre-trip in-home journey planning services, to include support for additional user needs. These needs were identified through stakeholder interviews as contributing to actual decisions in route selection scenarios and include: safety, weather and even fitness. A journey planner was designed to allow users to articulate these constraints and a series of paper prototypes were evaluated through cognitive walkthroughs. An exploratory study compared three designs and provided rationale for the most effective interaction method and informed an implementation plan.
2025-2030
André, Paul
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Wilson, Max L.
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Owens, Alisdair
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Smith, Daniel A.
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André, Paul
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Wilson, Max L.
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Owens, Alisdair
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Smith, Daniel A.
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André, Paul, Wilson, Max L., Owens, Alisdair and Smith, Daniel A. (2007) Journey planning based on user needs. CHI '07 extended abstracts, San Jose, CA. pp. 2025-2030 .

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In this paper we discuss potential developments to the design of pre-trip in-home journey planning services, to include support for additional user needs. These needs were identified through stakeholder interviews as contributing to actual decisions in route selection scenarios and include: safety, weather and even fitness. A journey planner was designed to allow users to articulate these constraints and a series of paper prototypes were evaluated through cognitive walkthroughs. An exploratory study compared three designs and provided rationale for the most effective interaction method and informed an implementation plan.

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Published date: 2007
Additional Information: Event Dates: April 2007
Venue - Dates: CHI '07 extended abstracts, San Jose, CA, 2007-04-01
Organisations: Agents, Interactions & Complexity

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Local EPrints ID: 263321
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/263321
PURE UUID: 999dc3aa-b220-496b-b76e-26356f6b36af

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Date deposited: 16 Jan 2007
Last modified: 14 Mar 2024 07:29

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Author: Paul André
Author: Max L. Wilson
Author: Alisdair Owens
Author: Daniel A. Smith

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