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Charakterystyki i obszary zastosowań telekomunikacyjnych usług multimedialnych

Gut-Mostowy H., Kowalewski M., Bujnowski P., Półrola M., Szczurek G.

Telekomunikacja i Techniki Informacyjne

2002

nr 1-2

19-40

Przedstawiono modele i omówiono charakterystyki funkcjonalne pięciu standaryzowanych kategorii telekomunikacyjnych usług multimedialnych, takich jak: wideotelefonia, wideotekst, interaktywna prezentacja audiowizualna, wideokonferencja i telekonferencja audiograficzna. Dla każdej z opisanych kategorii usług określono potencjalne obszary zastosowań, wskazano jej najbardziej popularne aplikacje i zaprezentowano prognozy zapotrzebowania na te aplikacje. Ponadto dla każdej z tych aplikacji podano wymagania dotyczące pasma i inne uwarunkowania sieciowe.

In the paper, selected adaptation methods of subscriber access networks for the needs of information society of XXI century, connected with implementation of the broadband services, such as: videophone, videotext, interactive audiovisual presentation, videoconference and audiography teleconference are described. Presented review was limited only to the techniques using copper (xDSL technologies), fiber (FITL technologies) cables and also low voltage electricity lines (DPL technology) as a transmission medium.

The Relevance of Error Analysis in Graphical Symbols Evaluation

Piamonte D. P. T.

International Journal of Occupational Safety and Ergonomics

1999

Vol. 5, No. 4

513--528

In an increasing number of modern tools and devices, small graphical symbols appear simultaneously in sets as parts of the human-machine interfaces. The presence of each symbol can influence the other’s recognis ability and correct association to its intended referents. Thus, aside from correct associations, it is equally important to perform certain error analysis of the wrong answers, misses, confusions, and even lack of answers. This research aimed to show how such error analyses could be valuable in evaluating graphical symbols especially across potentially different user groups. The study tested 3 sets of icons representing 7 videophone functions. The methods involved parameters such as hits, confusions, missing values, and misses. The association tests showed similar hit rates of most symbols across the majority of the participant groups. However, exploring the error patterns helped detect differences in the graphical symbols’ performances between participant groups, which otherwise seemed to have similar levels of recognition. These are very valuable not only in determining the symbols to be retained, replaced, or re-designed, but also in formulating instructions and other aids in learning to use new products faster and more satisfactorily.