interactive critical systems
2017-01-01 to 2021-12-31
ICS team contributes with case studies (e.g. Weather Radar Application), the ICO formal description technique of Interactive Systems and the PetShop tool.
Application domains: Avionics
Scientific areas: HCI, Software engineering
Tools: Circus, PetShop, HAMSTERS
2015-07-01 to 2020-08-31
Modeling of the operational state of both the aircraft and its failures
Application domains: Avionics
Scientific areas: HCI, Software engineering
Tools: Circus, PetShop, HAMSTERS
2015-07-01 to 2018-12-31
Study and prototyping of multimodality in the context of helicopter flight
Application domains: Avionics
Scientific areas: HCI, Software engineering
Tools: Circus, PetShop, HAMSTERS
2013-10-01 to 2015-09-30
Application domains: ATM, Avionics, Education & Training
Scientific areas: HCI
2013-09-10 to 2015-09-10
Application domains: Avionics
Scientific areas: HCI, Software engineering
Tools: PetShop
2011-09-01 to 2015-09-01
Application domains: Avionics
Scientific areas: HCI, Software engineering
Tools: PetShop
2012-01-01 to 2014-12-31
Application domains: Avionics
Scientific areas: HCI, Software engineering
Tools: PetShop
2012-06-18 to 2014-09-15
projet de R&D visant à valider de nouveaux concepts de cockpit particulièrement axé sur l'interface homme-machine.
Application domains: Avionics
Scientific areas: HCI, Software engineering
Tools: PetShop
2013-02-01 to 2014-09-01
In order to better integrate system safety analysis and human error analysis, this ESA supported project aims at providing new methods and techniques for earlier detection and prevention of HCI risks.
Application domains: ATM, Avionics, Space
Scientific areas: HCI, Software engineering
Tools: HAMSTERS
2012-07-06 to 2014-07-01
In order to achieve its main aim - to attract, motivate and encourage young Europeans to embrace future careers in the field of Aeronautics - a "FLY HIGHER MISSION - Pathway to Success" was designed including a wide programme of activities targeted to shape and encourage the new evolving generation of aeronautic professionals.
Application domains: Avionics, Education & Training
Scientific areas: HCI
2011-05-02 to 2013-12-13
Increase of automation is one of the main consequences of the changes foreseen by SESAR in ATM. bringing a range of new challenges including those related to possible degradations. The main goals of this project were to understand, monitor and manage the propagation of automation degradation of a single system to the overall ATM system, and to confine and absorb degradation problems, both with and without human contribution. It also aimed at understanding and estimating the implications of degradations for the overall ATM system performances.
Application domains: ATM
Scientific areas: HCI
Tools: PetShop, HAMSTERS
2010-09-01 to 2013-09-01
The research aims at improving automation in Air Traffic Management.
Application domains: ATM
Scientific areas: Software engineering
2012-09-01 to 2013-09-01
CNES and various international agencies have to cope with the increasing number of space fragments, which are a threat to on-going satellite missions. Collision avoidance management is a collaborative, cross-team, and international activity. Currently, engineers in such teams are assisted with several non-integrated software tools, which have not been developped to support collaborative work. Currently, collision risks are increasing with the number of space fragments. And the available tools are becoming insufficient to assist the teams to manage collision avoidance.
Application domains: Space
Scientific areas: HCI, Software engineering
Tools: PetShop, HAMSTERS
2012-01-01 to 2013-01-01
Application domains: Space
Scientific areas: HCI
2010-01-01 to 2013-01-01
The main objective of the Action is to harmonise research and practice on design and evaluation methodologies for computing artefacts, across sectors and disciplines. The Action aims to provide harmonization and leadership currently lacking in this field by bringing together researchers and D&E professionals. Their broad experience of D&E methods deployed in different sectors and disciplines enables comparison of method applications, assessing transferability of both established and novel approaches. These collaborative activities in Working Groups and open Workshops will facilitate production of a generic D&E method selection and application framework and scientific publications reaching the wider research community. The Action will also provide young interdisciplinary researchers with systematic training and networking opportunities such as STSMs and Training Schools.
Application domains: Education & Training
Scientific areas: Software engineering
2010-12-01 to 2012-12-01
The project Ubiloop is focused on the development of innovative methods for reporting critical incidents found by citizens in urban context to local administrations. In our working scenario, citizens should be able to use diverse kind of devices (mainly mobile phones) to inform to local administrations the occurrence of incidents that need immediate care such as a hydrant leaking. The goals associated to this project imply activities of research and development covering in the following areas: engineering of interactive systems, human-interaction in mobile contexts, social aspects related to incident reporting and risk management. The neighborhood association Croix de Pierre of Toulouse will contribute to this project consortium acting as end users for the scenarios proposed.
Application domains: Education & Training
Scientific areas: HCI
2009-11-01 to 2012-10-30
The goal of Living Room 2020 is to develop interaction solutions that are ready for the market, and support cross-media usage. Based on a set of methodological developments to investigate various user experience factors, these solutions will be evaluated and improved.
Application domains: Home & Entertainment
Scientific areas: HCI
2011-10-01 to 2012-10-01
The research aims at ensuring improved operability (reliability, efficiency, error tolerance ) of ground segment applications using a model-based user-centred design approaches, extending the research done with TORTUGA.
Application domains: Space
Scientific areas: HCI
2008-09-01 to 2011-09-01
This action focuses on the standardization of the automation service, written by the CCSDS (The Consultative Committee for Space Data Systems) working group, SM&C (Spacecraft Monitor & Control) highlighting the CNES monitoring and control roadmap.
Application domains: Avionics
Scientific areas: Software engineering
2009-01-01 to 2011-01-01
This project is devoted to investigation of models, notations and tools to assist designers during the development of Rich Internet Applications (RIAs). Our goal is to produce: i) a comprehensive investigation of model-based approach for describing RIAs and in particular allowing to describe the distribution of application execution between the web servicer and web browsers; ii) a method and a notation for supporting model-based developpement of RIAs. Such as a method should support all design activities along the life cycle of applications and lead to usable web applications; iii) tools to support the edition and evaluation of model specifications for RIAS.
Application domains: Web
Scientific areas: Software engineering
2010-11-01 to 2010-11-01
The future Internet will bring a growing number of networked applications (services), devices and individual data (including private ones) to end-users. The important challenges are the organization of their access, and the guarantee of trust and privacy. The objectives of the PIMI project are the definition of a design environment and a deployment platform for Personal Information Management System (PIMS). The future PIMS must provide the end-user personal data access with services that are relevant to his needs. In order to take mobility into account, the PIMS will be accessed both by mobile devices (smartphone) and Personal Computers.
Application domains: Web
Scientific areas: HCI, Software engineering
2007-11-01 to 2010-11-01
This project is devoted to the development of a Personal Information Management Systems allowing citizens to access e-Government services multiple platforms in a seamlessy way. This project is concerned by organization and underlying visibility (privacy) of user data, development process for e-procurement applications, methods for supporting universal access to e-services, modeling and specification of Web-based applications and multi-platform user interfaces.
Application domains: Web
Scientific areas: HCI
2006-11-01 to 2009-10-31
The aim of ROBOT@ is to establish a concept and develop prototypes of a collaborative working environment that include robots and thus to improve productivity and safety. We are part of a consortium of 10 partners in Europe and Japan, coordinated by CNRS/AIST Joint French-Japanese Robotics Laboratory, France. The project is funded by FP6-2005-IST-5 Collaborative Working Environments and lasts from November 2006 to October 2009. During this time our focus is on usability and user experience issues in human-robot collaboration and tele-operation interfaces. Furthermore we investigate social issues of robots in working environments such as acceptance and social appliance, which underlines the interdisciplinary nature of the ICT&S Center.
Application domains: Home & Entertainment
Scientific areas: HCI
2008-08-01 to 2009-07-31
The aim of Living Room 2010 is to explore new forms of interaction in the living room, based on the findings in the iTV4ALL project. A special focus lies on the development of technologies that also support children and elderly - as well as on the development of products that will be sustainable. The project will consist of an ethnographic study investigation current trends in the living room, a concept study of a new interaction technique and several usability and user experience studies to improve the initial concept.
Application domains: Home & Entertainment
Scientific areas: HCI
2008-01-01 to 2009-03-31
ReSIST is a Network of Excellence that integrates leading researchers active in the multidisciplinary domains of Dependability, Security, and Human Factors, in order that Europe will have a well-focused coherent set of research activities aimed at ensuring that future ubiquitous computing systems (the immense systems of ever-evolving networks of computers and mobile devices which are needed to support and provide Ambient Intelligence), have the necessary resilience and survivability, despite any residual development and physical faults, interaction mistakes, or malicious attacks and disruptions.
Application domains: Avionics, Space
Scientific areas: HCI, Software engineering
2005-01-01 to 2008-12-31
COST294-MAUSE is a usability research community that is run under the auspices of COST. MAUSE stands for Towards the MAturation of IT USability Evaluation the overarching theme of the community. The ultimate goal of COST294-MAUSE is to bring more science to bear on Usability Evaluation Methods (UEMs) development, evaluation, and comparison, aiming for results that can be transferred to industry and educators, thus leading to increased competitiveness of European industry and benefit to the public.
Application domains: Education & Training
Scientific areas: HCI
2005-03-01 to 2008-03-01
This project is concerned by models and techniques supporting the development of teleprocedures with usability. The term teleprocedure is used here to identify an administrative procedure which can be implemented by the means of electronic forms over the Web, following a well-defined workflow process supporting the communication between administrations, organizations, citizens and enterprises. Teleprocedure are complex applications which must ensure the security of information exchange (e.g. authentication of users, date and time, secure transfer of data, etc.), provide an efficient notification system helping all users (i.e. citizens and organizations) to monitor the progress of the process, provide flexible support to complex business rules (which might change according new regulations and laws), support data exchange among several databases and legacy systems, and last (but not least) be accessible and usable for a large public of users. The goal of this project is twofold:
Application domains: Web
Scientific areas: HCI
2005-11-01 to 2007-11-01
EDGE is a Franco-Brazilian project dedicated to the investigation of criteria and evaluation methods to assess usability in Virtual Reality (VR) systems and Information Visualization (VIS) techniques. The main goals of this project are:
Application domains: Education & Training
Scientific areas: HCI
2006-02-01 to 2007-03-31
The goal of IMAGES is using multimodal interfaces to control 3D visual representations of satellites. The ICT&S Center is responsible for the evaluation of the various interaction techniques for controlling satellites from a ground-station control room. Especially the usage of 2 mice and speech will be investigated. Several user studies will be conducted to show applicability of interaction techniques proposed.
Application domains: Space
Scientific areas: HCI
2002-10-01 to 2006-10-01
The engineering of interactive, safety-critical systems is an inter-disciplinary endeavor. This creates a number of practical problems for many different industries. Organizations must integrate techniques and methods for many different disciplines. These range from hardware engineering through to human factors and management. The difficulty of achieving such integration stems in part from a mutual ignorance about these complementary disciplines, in part from a lack of methods in certain areas and in part from a failure to effectively integrate existing methods and techniques. We believe that the only way to solve such a problem is to have a tight integration of research contributions from all the disciplines relevant to the problem, namely:
Application domains: Education & Training
Scientific areas: Software engineering
2003-10-01 to 2006-09-30
Multimodal Interfaces and 3D visualisation for Satellite Management and Control (IMAGES (Interfaces Multimodales et visualisation 3D Adaptées à la GEstion de Satellites))
Application domain: Satellite control and management
Application domains: Space
Scientific areas: HCI, Software engineering
Tools: PetShop
2002-02-01 to 2006-02-01
SPIDER is an international project sponsorized by CAPES and COFECUB (CAPES/COFECUB - 399/02) whose main aim is to support the cooperation among researchers from LIIHS-IRIT (Toulouse, France) and Instituto de Informática-UFRGS (Porto Alegre, Brazil) on the investigation of models, tools and theories about Computer Human Interaction and Web. The main goal of this project is to produce a framework for supporting the development of web applications with usability. In the core of this framework are methods to specify web design and describe user interface. We intend to bring together methods from a diversity of fields including: formal methods applied to computer human interaction, web visualization, task modeling, usability evaluation, guidelines and ergonomic rules for web design.
Application domains: Web
Scientific areas: HCI
2001-01-01 to 2006-01-14
Application domains: Education & Training
Scientific areas: HCI
2002-07-01 to 2003-11-01
The goal of the EUD-NET Network of Excellence is to help the European Commission to create a research agenda in the end-user development field for the VI Framework. Its aim will be to increase the scope and level of industrial uptake of end user development approaches by supporting contacts among highly-qualified research centers, both academic and industrial.
Application domains: Education & Training, Web
Scientific areas: HCI, Software engineering
2001-03-01 to 2002-08-01
Simulation platform for command and control systems.
Application domains: Avionics
Scientific areas: Software engineering
1998-03-01 to 2001-03-01
Application domains: Education & Training
Scientific areas: Software engineering
1997-09-08 to 2001-01-01
The MEFISTO project intends to contribute to the design of user interfaces for safety critical interactive systems with special reference to Air Traffic Control (ATC) applications. With the predicted increases in the volume of air traffic for the next millennia, software solutions to problems of air traffic control are attractive. The aim is to develop a method with associated tools and techniques for engineering the design, development and evaluation of user interfaces for ATC systems. The method will be applicable to other safety critical systems.
Application domains: ATM
Scientific areas: HCI, Software engineering
1998-09-01 to 2000-09-01
Application domains: Education & Training
Scientific areas: HCI