5. EHCI 1992: Ellivuori, Finland

James A. Larson, Claus Unger (Eds.): Engineering for Human-Computer Interaction, Proceedings of the IFIP TC2/WG2.7 Working Conference on Engineering for Human-Computer Interaction, Ellivuori, Finland, 10-14 August 1992. IFIP Transactions A-18 North-Holland 1992, ISBN 0-444-89904-9

Introduction

Leonard J. Bass, Gilbert Cockton, Claus Unger: IFIP Working Group 2.7 User Interface Engineering: A Reference Model for Interactive System Construction. 1-12

User Interface Management System

Niels Vejrup Carlsen: Towards a Common Context for User Interface Management System Design. 13-34
Prasun Dewan: Principles of Designing Multi-User Interface Development Environments. 35-50
P. Retter, P. Mousel, G. Nogacki: Maximum Abstraction as a Path Towards Portability in Multiple Graphical Environments. 51-68
Thomas Berlage, Michael Spenke: The GINA Interaction Recorder. 69-80
Marc Bousse: The GUISE User Interface Framework. 81-93
Stéphane Chatty: Defining the Dynamic Behaviour of Animated Interfaces. 95-111

Design Space

Gregory D. Abowd, Joëlle Coutaz, Laurence Nigay: Structuring the Space of Interactive System Properties. 113-129
Leonard J. Bass, Rick Kazman, Reed Little: Toward a Software Engineering Model of Human-Computer Interaction. 131-154
Michael D. Harrison: A Model for the Option Space of Interactive System. 155-170
Alan J. Dix: Beyond the Interface. 171-190

User Studies

Barbara H. Kwasnik: A Descriptive Study of the Functional Components of Browsing. 191-203
Mark Springett: The Utility of User Action Models for Direct Manipulation Design. 205-223

Adaptability

Thomas Kühme, Hartmut Dieterich, Uwe Malinowski, Matthias Schneider-Hufschmidt: Approaches to Adaptivity in User Interface Technology: Survey and Taxonomy. 225-252
Mette Krogsæter, Inke Brüning, Christoph G. Thomas: FLEXCEL: Adding Flexibility to a Commercially Available Software System. 253-269

Multimodality

Arno P. J. Gourdol, Laurence Nigay, Daniel Salber, Joëlle Coutaz: Two Case Studies of Software Architecture for Multimodal Interactive Systems: VoicePaint and a Voice-enabled Graphical Notebook. 271-284
Pierre Lefebvre, Frank Poirier, G. Duncan: A Multimodal Approach to Man-Machine Dialogue with the Unix Operating System. 285-296
Helen Chappel, M. D. Wilson, Béatrice Cahour: Engineering User Models to Enhance Multi-Modal Dialogue. 297-315

Applications

Robin R. Penner: Developing the Process Control Interface. 317-334
Richard Bentley, Tom Rodden, Peter Sawyer, Ian Sommerville: A Prototyping Environment for Dynamic Data Visualisation. 335-348

Design Guidelines

William D. Hurley: Predicting the Impact of User Interface Design on Software Design. 349-363
Jacob P. Ukelson, John D. Gould, Stephen J. Boies: User Navigation in Computer Applications. 365-384

Panel Discussion

Rob Procter, Robin Williams: HCI: Whose Problem Is It Anyway? 385-396
Gilbert Cockton, Michael D. Harrison, Barbara H. Kwasnik, Robin R. Penner, Rob Procter: HCI: Whose Problem Is It Anyway? 397-403

Critical Issues: Reports

Gilbert Cockton: Conceptual Design. 405-410
James A. Larson: Multimedia and Multimodality. 411-413
Prasun Dewan: User Interfaces to Distributed Systems. 415-417
Joëlle Coutaz: User Modelling. 419-423