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Evaluating the spraycan: understanding participant interaction with a PPGIS

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Evaluating the spraycan: understanding participant interaction with a PPGIS. / Huck, Jonny; Whyatt, Duncan; Coulton, Paul.
2015. Paper presented at 23rd GIS Research UK Conference, Leeds, United Kingdom.

Research output: Contribution to conference - Without ISBN/ISSN › Conference paper › peer-review

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Huck, J, Whyatt, D & Coulton, P 2015, 'Evaluating the spraycan: understanding participant interaction with a PPGIS', Paper presented at 23rd GIS Research UK Conference, Leeds, United Kingdom, 15/04/15 - 17/04/15.

APA

Huck, J., Whyatt, D., & Coulton, P. (2015). Evaluating the spraycan: understanding participant interaction with a PPGIS. Paper presented at 23rd GIS Research UK Conference, Leeds, United Kingdom.

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Huck J, Whyatt D, Coulton P. Evaluating the spraycan: understanding participant interaction with a PPGIS. 2015. Paper presented at 23rd GIS Research UK Conference, Leeds, United Kingdom.

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Huck, Jonny ; Whyatt, Duncan ; Coulton, Paul. / Evaluating the spraycan : understanding participant interaction with a PPGIS. Paper presented at 23rd GIS Research UK Conference, Leeds, United Kingdom.

Bibtex

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abstract = "Whilst widely accepted as an important facet of software design, the evaluation of PPGIS usability is often overlooked in research. This work comprises a novel approach to the evaluation of the Spraycan PPGIS, whereby rich insights into participant behaviour are drawn from data that are natively collected by the platform as opposed to through additional questionnaires, log files or similar. The approach will be validated against a {\textquoteleft}traditional{\textquoteright} questionnaire, before conclusions are drawn relating to the usability of the Spraycan as a platform for the collection of vague spatial data, in the hope of developing a greater understanding into the way in which people interact with geographic problems.",
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RIS

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