论文信息 - The FLUIDE Framework for Specifying Emergency Response User Interfaces Employed to a Search and Rescue Case

The FLUIDE Framework for Specifying Emergency Response User Interfaces Employed to a Search and Rescue Case

The FLUIDE Framework supports development of flexible emergency response user interfaces, meeting the special challenges when developing such user interfaces. This paper presents the FLUIDE Framework with particular emphasis on its specifications languages. We demonstrate the FLUIDE Framework by giving examples from the FLUIDE specification of the user interface of an application supporting management of unmanned vehicles in search and rescue operations. We also report the findings from an experiment investigating how easy FLUIDE specifications are to understand for systems developers not knowing FLUIDE.

Ketil Stølen | Erik G. Nilsson

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