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Avisos multimodais em simuladores virtuais

A eficiência da explicitação das consequências do incumprimento do aviso

Name
Reginaldo Schiavini
Year
2017
Institution
Lisbon School of Architecture Universidade de Lisboa
Supervisors
Paulo Maldonado, Teresa Michele dos Santos, Fábio Teixeira
Discipline
Communication Design
Scope
Interaction Design
Taxonomy
Praxiology
Type
Theoretical/Practical
Language
Portuguese
Wordcount / Pagecount
111,300 / 318
Joint supervision
No

The efficiency of multimodal notices

Research Process (13 methods)

1. Literature review N = x
Exploratory Qualitative

x

2. Experiment N = 45
Generative Qualitative

Group of design students

3. Questionnaire N = 60
Generative Qualitative

Group of design students

4. Design project N = 1
Generative Qualitative Design process

Multimodal safety notice design

5. Focus group N = 14
Evaluative Qualitative

Sample of users aged 21-54

6. Design project N = 1
Generative Qualitative Design process

Multimodal safety notice design

7. Focus group N = 10
Evaluative Qualitative

Sample of users aged 28-57

8. Experiment N = 84
Evaluative Qualitative

Sample of users

9. Experiment N = 26
Evaluative Qualitative

Sample of users

10. Questionnaire N = 84
Evaluative Qualitative

Sample of users

11. Interview N = 18
Evaluative Qualitative

Sample of users

12. Experiment N = 40
Evaluative Qualitative

Group of design and engineering students

13. Questionnaire N = 40
Evaluative Qualitative

Group of design and engineering students

Knowledge Transfer & Exchange

Knowledge Exchange (PhD Process): Exchange with community representatives

IK&T Academia Design Practice Society
Context No No No
Vision No No No
Means No Yes No

Recommendations (6)

R420 Methodological Evaluation, Monitoring & Impact Priority: High

Continue future studies using both immersive and semi-immersive Virtual Reality as experimental environments for warning research.

Scope:
Macro
Time Horizon:
Long
Evidence Strength:
Indicative
Feasibility:
High
R421 Process & Organization Artifact, System & Service Design Priority: High

Extend the research from safety warnings in general to the automotive domain more deeply, building on the study already conducted with traffic simulators and the automotive industry.

Scope:
Macro
Time Horizon:
Long
Evidence Strength:
Indicative
Feasibility:
Medium
R422 Artifact, System & Service Design Process & Organization Priority: High

Investigate ways of incorporating warnings into the driver's central field of vision, including projection on the windshield or similar head-up-display solutions.

Scope:
Macro
Time Horizon:
Long
Evidence Strength:
Exploratory
Feasibility:
Medium
R423 Methodological Dissemination & Knowledge Mobilization Priority: High

Conduct further experiments showing how information-design principles can improve multimodal warnings beyond designs based primarily on norms and standards.

Scope:
Macro
Time Horizon:
Long
Evidence Strength:
Indicative
Feasibility:
High
R424 Theoretical & Conceptual Evaluation, Monitoring & Impact Priority: Medium-High

Investigate the aesthetic dimension of warning design by distinguishing the appreciation of static warnings from the appreciation of dynamic or multimodal warnings, especially under constraints of time and attention.

Scope:
Macro
Time Horizon:
Long
Evidence Strength:
Exploratory
Feasibility:
Medium
R425 Artifact, System & Service Design Methodological Priority: High

Explore additional multisensory and temporal modalities in warning design—such as vibratory, haptic, and movement-based cues—beyond conventional static visual composition.

Scope:
Macro
Time Horizon:
Long
Evidence Strength:
Exploratory
Feasibility:
Medium