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2. Contributors

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Ballantyne-Brodie, Emily, primary, Bonacho, Ricardo, additional, Canose, Jess, additional, Carrabba, Paola, additional, Cavicchi, Alessio, additional, Colucci, Angela, additional, Curatella, Massimo, additional, Deutsch, Jonathan, additional, di Renzo, Ernesto, additional, Domenico, Dentoni, additional, Fassio, Franco, additional, Francesca, Allievi, additional, Francesca, Recanati, additional, Fulton, Benjamin, additional, Fumagalli, Lucio, additional, Glover, Judith, additional, Iannetta, Massimo, additional, Johnson, Colin, additional, Ladislav, Pilař, additional, Lalli, Gurpinder Singh, additional, Lebendiker, Adrian, additional, Marti, Patrizia, additional, Martina, Chalupová, additional, Massari, Sonia, additional, McFarland, Kelly, additional, Pistella, Fabio, additional, Recupero, Annamaria, additional, Reissig, Pedro, additional, Romey, Alexandra, additional, Rossi, Luigi, additional, Rufo, Fabrizio, additional, Santini, Cristina, additional, Sarcina, Paola, additional, Schifferstein, Hendrik N.J., additional, Sepede, Lucio, additional, Sganzetta, Lorenza Maria, additional, Snow, Nancy, additional, Sonnino, Andrea, additional, Stanislav, Rojík, additional, Valentec, Marco, additional, Ventricelli, Marialba, additional, and Wieand, Mandee, additional

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2021
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14. The Design of POGO World

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Decortis, Francoise, primary, Rutgers, Job, additional, Moderini, Claudio, additional, Rizzo, Antonio, additional, and Marti, Patrizia, additional

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2003
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20. Critical Interaction Analysis in the Flight Deck.

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Santamaria Maurizio, Chiara, Marti, Patrizia, and Pozzi, Simone

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The paper describes an experimental work conducted within the HILAS (Human Integration into the Lifecycle of Aviation Systems- http://www.hilas.info/mambo/) project. The objective of HILAS is to develop a model of good practices for the Human Factors (HF) integration throughout the life-cycle of aviation systems. The project developed a toolkit of HF tools for the evaluation of new technologies for the flight deck. CRIA (Critical Interaction Analysis) is one of the HF tools included in HILAS toolkit. This paper reports the results of a real time simulation, held at NLR in Grace Simulator, where CRIA was applied to assess the HF issues implied in the replacement within the flight deck of the current radio panel with an Interseat Touch Screen (ITS), implemented by GE Aviation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2009
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21. Coupling the Digital and the Physical in Therapeutic Environments.

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Hutchison, David, Kanade, Takeo, Kittler, Josef, Kleinberg, Jon M., Mattern, Friedemann, Mitchell, John C., Naor, Moni, Nierstrasz, Oscar, Pandu Rangan, C., Steffen, Bernhard, Sudan, Madhu, Terzopoulos, Demetri, Tygar, Doug, Vardi, Moshe Y., Weikum, Gerhard, Jacko, Julie A., Marti, Patrizia, and Giusti, Leonardo

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The Multi-sensory Room is an ongoing project aiming to develop non pharmacological therapeutic protocols and IT solutions for the treatment of dementia in institutionalized contexts. The project exploits the potential of ambient technologies and tangible media for developing a therapeutic environment to stimulate patients' residual cognitive, behavioral and physical abilities. The Multi-sensory room is currently used in an Italian Home Care. Initial trials and preliminary results are described in the paper. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2007
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22. Serving Visitor Communities: A Mediated Experience of the Arts.

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Purcell, Patrick, Marti, Patrizia, O'Hare, Gregory, O'Grady, Michael, Zancanaro, Massimo, Not, Elena, Bianchi, Alberto, and O'Donnell, Mick

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A 50-year-old man was apparently hesitant carrying such a small and expensive computer around in the museum and in particular he was afraid he would not to be able to use it. As soon as he stepped into the Sala del Mappamondo, wearing a headphone and firmly grasping the device, a deep loud voice started speaking, "This is the Sala del Mappamondo one of the most important halls of the whole Palazzo Pubblico. The wonderful frescoes, even the more religious ones, impose themselves as the very first examples of laic art involved in history and contemporary political life." Just another audio guide, thought the man a little bit relieved about the situation. Yet, when he approached the opposite wall the voice started speaking again, "This is La Maestà, depicted by S. Martini in 1315. The fresco is located in the main part of the hall, the central point that gave the orientation of the Sala del Mappamondo. By contrast, the Guidoriccio fresco, located just behind you, was a sort of ‘poster,' glorifying the power of the Siena Republic." The man turned around and the voice continued, "In front of you, you can see the Guidoriccio, it was also painted by S. Martini […].". The man was amazed; the audio guide seemed to work by itself. Suddenly, he recalled the small computer that he was still firmly grasping. He looked at it and first of all he noticed a small picture of the wall in front of him, all the frescoes were blurred but one: so that one is the Guidoriccio. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2006
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23. Designing Interaction for Next Generation Personal Computing.

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De Michelis, Giorgio, Loregian, Marco, Moderini, Claudio, Marti, Patrizia, Colombo, Cesare, Bannon, Liam, Storni, Cristiano, and Susani, Marco

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Over two decades of research in the field of Interaction Design and Computer Supported Cooperative Work convinced us that the current design of workstations no longer fits users΄ needs. It is time to design new personal computers based on metaphors alternative to the desktop one. With this SIG, we are seeking to involve international HCI professionals into the challenges of designing products that are radically new and tackling the many different issues of modern knowledge workers. We would like to engage a wider cross-section of the community: our focus will be on issues of development and participation and the impact of different values in our work. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2009
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