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Developing Guidelines To Providing Computer-Based Support For Scientific Data Analysis

Developing Guidelines To Providing Computer-Based Support For Scientific Data Analysis
制定为科学数据分析提供计算机支持的指南
批准号:
9117084
负责人:
Elliot Soloway
金额:
$24.83万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Continuing Grant
财政年份:
1992
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1992-09-01 至 1995-08-31

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中文摘要
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9117084索洛韦,E. 这是一个为期三年的连续奖的第三年资助。 如果科学家要充分利用现在可获得的大量和各种类型的数据,“人机界面”是至关重要的。 需要关注的不仅仅是查询语言;相反,界面需要将科学数据库集成到科学家的日常工作实践中,例如, 数据挖掘、假设生成和检验、报告和图表制作。 正在采用任务/测试方法;它包括认知任务分析、系统构建和生态有效背景下的测试循环,例如,科学家们每天都在使用这个系统。 由此产生的基于计算机的环境,ReV(可视化表示)是以用户和任务为中心的,而不是技术驱动的。 ReV作为科学家的“笔记本”,允许他/她在数据库、假设、报告、图表等之间移动。随着计算机成为科学家工作实践中不可或缺的一部分,精心设计的工具变得至关重要。 这个项目,然后,作为一个模型,如何科学家为中心的计算环境可以开发和部署。
英文摘要
9117084 Soloway, E. This is the third year funding of a three-year continuing award. The "human-computer interface" is paramount if scientists are to take full advantage of the vast quantities and types of data now becoming available. Attention needs to be focused on more than the query language; rather, the interface needs to integrate scientific databases into the everyday work practices of scientists, e.g., data exploring, hypothesis generating and testing, report and chart making. The Task/Artifact Methodology is being employed; it consists of cycles of cognitive task analysis, system building, and testing in ecologically valid contexts, e.g., practicing scientists using the system on a daily basis. The resultant computer-based environment, ReV (Representations for Visualization) is user- and task-centered, as opposed to being technology-driven. ReV serves as the scientist's "notebook" permitting him/her to move among databases, hypotheses, reports, charts, etc. ReV is being designed for scientists in nuclear engineering and for scientists engaged in global change research. As computers become integral to the moment- by-moment work practices of scientists, well-designed tools become critical. This project, then, serves as a model for how scientist- centered computing environments can be developed and deployed.
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