Sarah Goodwin

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How Do Operators Use Network Diagrams? Characterising Visualisation Tasks in an Energy Control Room

Decision-making in energy control rooms relies on visualising complex, dynamic networks through single-line diagrams (SLDs), yet the tasks these views support remain under-characterised. From a systematic review of 42 papers, we coded 202 tasks using Munzner’s WHY–WHAT–HOW framework and Lee et al.’s graph-task taxonom…

CHI '253rd AuthorVibrotactile Feedback & Skin Stimulation +3

Sensing Movement: Contemporary Dance Workshops with People who are Blind or have Low Vision and Dance Teachers

Dance teachers rely primarily on verbal instructions and visual demonstrations to convey key dance concepts and movement. These techniques, however, have limitations in supporting students who are blind or have low vision (BLV). This work explores the role technology can play in supporting instruction for BLV students…

DIS '242nd AuthorMixed Reality Workspaces +2

Exploring Human Values in Mixed Reality Futures

The rapid development of immersive technologies is heralding a shift from purely physical environments to one that seamlessly mixes the physical and the digital. As these Mixed Reality (MR) worlds develop quickly we need to reflect on how human values are incorporated into the design and deployment of the technology.…

CHI '235th+ AuthorFull-Body Interaction & Embodied Input +1

DataDancing: An Exploration of the Design Space For Visualisation View Management for 3D Surfaces and Spaces

Recent studies have explored how users of immersive visualisation systems arrange data representations in the space around them. Generally, these have focused on placement centred at eye-level in absolute room coordinates. However, work in HCI exploring full-body interaction has identified zones relative to the user'…

CHI '213rd AuthorFood Culture & Food Interaction

Data as Delight: Eating data

The HCI community has a rich history of finding new ways to engage people with data beyond the screen. With our work, we aim to expand the scope of how interaction design can engage people, arguing that “eating data” has the potential to allow people to experience “data as delight”. With reference to prior work and ou…

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