HCI International 2013 - Posters' Extended Abstracts - International Conference, HCI International 2013, Las Vegas, NV, USA, July 21-26, 2013, Proceedings, Part I
HCI International 2013 - Posters' Extended Abstracts - International Conference, HCI International 2013, Las Vegas, NV, USA, July 21-26, 2013, Proceedings, Part I
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HCI International 2013 - 海报扩展摘要 - 国际会议，HCI International 2013，美国内华达州拉斯维加斯，2013 年 7 月 21-26 日，会议记录，第一部分
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10.1007/978-3-642-39473-7_5
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2013
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Davies M
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人机交互系统设计主要关注城市地区、此类环境的技术和基础设施。研究人员常常不知道当地的真实环境以及这可能对其系统在农村环境中的交互可能性和使用产生的限制。在过去的十年中，移动和普适计算的新发展现在使用户能够超越城市边缘，进入连接“边缘”的区域。许多现代系统利用互联网功能并“始终连接”来提供丰富的动态内容，这些内容就位于这种始终在线且始终连接的模型中。在农村地区，依赖数据连接的系统可能会变得多余，因为农村地区的移动信号通常较弱，连接不可靠。谷歌地图等流行的数字服务在城市地区运行良好，但此类服务缺乏在农村地区使用所需的详细信息，并期望用户拥有良好的连接水平。本文借鉴了我们在人机交互、系统开发以及与理解现实世界社区农村系统的设计和开发相关问题方面的研究。我们将研究重点放在农村环境中，以便提供适当的互动和可靠的方法来改进农村空间的绘图。我们通过概述一系列原则并讨论在线和移动解决方案来突出我们研究的特点，该解决方案允许人们创建由丰富的多媒体组成的移动数字图书，介绍他们访问过的地方和参与的活动。
HCI system design has largely been focused towards urban areas, the technology and the infrastructure of such environments. Researchers are often unaware of the local, real-word context and the restraints that this can have upon the both the interactional possibilities and use of their systems in rural-settings. Over the past decade, new developments in mobile and ubiquitous computing now make it possible for users to move beyond the urban fringes and into areas that are ’on the edge’ of connectivity. Many modern systems take advantage of the Internet capabilities and being "always connected" to provide rich dynamic content, which sits within this always on and always connected model. Systems where data connectivity is relied upon can become redundant in rural spaces, where often, mobile signal is weak and connectivity unreliable. Popular digital services such as Google Maps work well in urban areas however, such services lack the detailed information required for use in rural areas and expect the user to have a good level of connectivity. This paper draws upon our research in HCI, system development and the issues relating to understanding the design and development of rural systems with real-world communities. We focus our research in this rural setting in order to provide appropriate interaction and reliable methods for improving mapping in rural spaces. We highlight the features of our research through outlining a set of principles and discussing an online and mobile solution to allow people to create mobile digital books, made up with rich multimedia, about the places they visit and activities they engage in.