A Case Study on Modelling the Communication Structure of Critical Systems
Safety-Critical systems are systems whose failure would provoke injury or death to human beings. The Personal Air Vehicle (PAV) represents a new generation of small aircrafts being conceived to extend personal air travel to a much larger segment of the population proposing new concepts of interaction and communication in aviation. In this domain,communication is a critical factor especially regarding the communication of users with the vehicle through its interfaces. This paper presents a case study in which we model the communication structure of this type of system,aiming at supporting the design of interaction in safety-critical systems. The approach is based on Semiotic theory and artefacts.
Communication Semiotics Organisational Semiotics Human-Computer Interaction Critical Systems
Marcos Salenko Guimaraes M.Cecilia C.Baranauskas
Institute de Computa(c)(a)o,Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP)Av.Albert Einstein,1251,Campinas,SP,Brazil
国际会议
第11届信息学与组织符号学国际会议(11th International Conference on Informations and Semiotics in Organisations)
北京
英文
465-472
2009-04-11(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)