An Architecture for Tailoring Cooperative Multi-User Displays (0)
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@INPROCEEDINGS{Bentley_anarchitecture,
author = {Richard Bentley and Tom Rodden and Peter Sawyer and Lan Sommerville},
title = {An Architecture for Tailoring Cooperative Multi-User Displays},
booktitle = {},
year = {},
pages = {187--194},
publisher = {ACM Press}
}
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A range of architectures have emerged which support realtime cooperative user interfaces. These architectures have tended to centralise the management of the interface and thus provide only limited support for user-centred development and interface tailoring. This paper considers the problems associated with the development of tailorable cooperative interfaces and proposes an architecture which allows such interfaces to be developed using an incremental, user-centred approach. The architecture presented in this paper has emerged within the context of a project investigating cooperative interface development for UK air traffic control. We conclude that the architecture is equally applicable to other Command and Control domains, where a shared information space forms the focus for the work taking place. KEYWORDS Multi-user interfaces, CSCW architectures, Command and Control systems, Database visualisation. INTRODUCTION The merging of computer and communications technology and the develop...
