A principled design methodology for auditory interaction (original) (raw)

1999, Proceedings of IFIP TC. 13 International Conference on Human–Computer Interaction. IOS Press, Amsterdam

Abstract

Abstract: When the visual channel of communication is unavailable. non-visual user interfaces must be developed. The proposed methodology aims at the specification of auditory representations for interactive tasks. 1t consists of three interrelated specification levels. 1nformation and supported tasks are specified in abstract terms at the conceptual level. The structure of the auditory scene is specified at the structural level in terms of auditory streams. The physical dimensions of sound are defined at the implementation ...

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